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Brigadier Gen. James W. Lukeman (right), the Commanding

Brigadier Gen. James W. Lukeman (right), the Commanding

Brigadier Gen. James W. Lukeman (right), the Commanding General of 2nd Marine Division, speaks to Marines with 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion after presenting Grand Rapids, Mich., native Lance Cpl. Jeremy Flores... More

Grand Rapids, Mich., native Lance Cpl. Jeremy Florespedraza,

Grand Rapids, Mich., native Lance Cpl. Jeremy Florespedraza,

Grand Rapids, Mich., native Lance Cpl. Jeremy Florespedraza, an engineer with Charlie Company, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, sits after being presented the Purple Heart Medal. Florespedra... More

Brigadier Gen. James W. Lukeman, the Commanding General

Brigadier Gen. James W. Lukeman, the Commanding General

Brigadier Gen. James W. Lukeman, the Commanding General of 2nd Marine Division presents the Purple Heart Medal to Grand Rapids, Mich., native Lance Cpl. Jeremy Florespedraza outside of the 2nd Combat Engineer B... More

Sergeant Maj. Bryan K. Zickafoose, the Sergeant Major

Sergeant Maj. Bryan K. Zickafoose, the Sergeant Major

Sergeant Maj. Bryan K. Zickafoose, the Sergeant Major for 2nd Marine Division speaks to Marines of 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion after a Purple Heart presentation ceremony at battalion headquarters. Brigadier ... More

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