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Seven Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation

Seven Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation

Seven Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group’s motorcycle club pulled out their shovels to clear up a main road aboard Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek – Fort Story, Va., which was draped wit... More

Staff Sgt. Christopher Chism and Sgt. Maj. Carl Gantt

Staff Sgt. Christopher Chism and Sgt. Maj. Carl Gantt

Staff Sgt. Christopher Chism and Sgt. Maj. Carl Gantt from Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group’s motorcycle club were two of the seven Marines who pulled out their shovels to clear up a main road aboard Joi... More

Gunnery Sgt. Will Argenbright and six other Marines

Gunnery Sgt. Will Argenbright and six other Marines

Gunnery Sgt. Will Argenbright and six other Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group’s motorcycle club pulled out their shovels to clear up a main road aboard Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek –... More

Seven Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation

Seven Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation

Seven Marines from Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group’s motorcycle club pulled out their shovels to clear up a main road aboard Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek – Fort Story, Va., which was draped wit... More

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