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Retired Sgt. Maj. Carlton Kent provides opening remarks

Retired Sgt. Maj. Carlton Kent provides opening remarks

Retired Sgt. Maj. Carlton Kent provides opening remarks during a military resiliency event held by the Mighty Oaks Foundation at Marine Forces Special Operations Command on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C.,... More

(Left to Right) Master Sgt. Scott Pettus, Chad Robichaux,

(Left to Right) Master Sgt. Scott Pettus, Chad Robichaux,

(Left to Right) Master Sgt. Scott Pettus, Chad Robichaux, Sgt. Maj. Dan Knouse, retired Sgt. Maj. Carlton Kent, and Master Sgt. Ryan Evans, pose for a group photo following a military resiliency training event ... More

Chad M. Robichaux, founder of Might Oaks Foundation,

Chad M. Robichaux, founder of Might Oaks Foundation,

Chad M. Robichaux, founder of Might Oaks Foundation, speaks to Marines and Sailors from Marine Forces Special Operations Command, during a military resiliency event on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., Augu... More

Master Sgt. Ryan E. Evans (right), the operations chief

Master Sgt. Ryan E. Evans (right), the operations chief

Master Sgt. Ryan E. Evans (right), the operations chief for Marine Forces Special Operations Command’s Communications Directorate, presents Chad M. Robichaux (left), the founder of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, a... More

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