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Parker J. Schaffel, a contestant participating in the

Parker J. Schaffel, a contestant participating in the

Parker J. Schaffel, a contestant participating in the Marine Powerman Challenge at the New Embassy Compound during the three-mile-run portion of the competition Aug. 26. The winner of the competition will have ... More

A contestant participating in the Marine Physical Fitness

A contestant participating in the Marine Physical Fitness

A contestant participating in the Marine Physical Fitness Challenge at the New Embassy Compound Aug. 26 hangs above the bar during the pull-up portion of the competition. The competition consisted of three even... More

Contestants participating in the Marine Physical Fitness

Contestants participating in the Marine Physical Fitness

Contestants participating in the Marine Physical Fitness Challenge at the New Embassy Compound Aug. 26 look at a map outlying the three-mile-run course.

The shoes of a contestant of the Marine Physical Fitness

The shoes of a contestant of the Marine Physical Fitness

The shoes of a contestant of the Marine Physical Fitness Challenge at the New Embassy Compound dangle as he participates in the pull-up portion of the competition Aug. 26. Both military and State Department emp... More

A Marine keeps track of the time as participants of

A Marine keeps track of the time as participants of

A Marine keeps track of the time as participants of the Marine Physical Fitness Competition at the New Embassy Compound run three miles. The competition consisted of three events, the pull-up, the sit-up, and t... More

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