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Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, speaks with 1st Sgt. James R. Sanders, company first sergeant, Company E, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, during his visit at the combat conditioning course on the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Aug 13.

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, speaks with 1st Sgt. James R. Sanders, company first sergeant, Company E, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, during his visit at the combat conditioning course on the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Aug 13.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

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Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, addresses graduating Marines from Company A, 1st Battalion Recruit Training Regiment, on Shepherds Drill Field, Aug. 13. Gates was also the Parade Reviewing Officer for these Marines’ graduation. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California.

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, addresses graduating Marines from Company A, 1st Battalion Recruit Training Regiment, on Shepherds Drill Field, Aug. 13. Gates was also the Parade Reviewing Officer for these Marines’ graduation. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, and SIR salutes Platoon 1009, Company A, guidon as they execute a drill technique, pass and review, on Shepherds Drill Field, before being dismissed from graduation Aug. 13.

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, and SIR salutes Platoon 1009, Company A, guidon as they execute a drill technique, pass and review, on Shepherds Drill Field, before being dismissed from graduation Aug. 13.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, speaks intimately with recruits of Company E, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California. “Basic training is only the first step of the journey on which you have embarked. When you leave here, and move on to your permanent assignment, you have the great responsibility of defending our nation and its interests – here at home and in distant lands,” said Gates. “It is no easy task, but it is a vital one if the United States is to remain safe, prosperous, and strong.”

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, speaks intimately with recruits of Company E, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California. “Basic training is only the first step of the journey on which you have embarked. When you leave here, and move on to your permanent assignment, you have the great responsibility of defending our nation and its interests – here at home and in distant lands,” said Gates. “It is no easy task, but it is a vital one if the United States is to remain safe, prosperous, and strong.”

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, speaks intimately with recruits of Company E, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California. “Basic training is only the first step of the journey on which you have embarked. When you leave here, and move on to your permanent assignment, you have the great responsibility of defending our nation and its interests – here at home and in distant lands,” said Gates. “It is no easy task, but it is a vital one if the United States is to remain safe, prosperous, and strong.”

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, speaks intimately with recruits of Company E, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California. “Basic training is only the first step of the journey on which you have embarked. When you leave here, and move on to your permanent assignment, you have the great responsibility of defending our nation and its interests – here at home and in distant lands,” said Gates. “It is no easy task, but it is a vital one if the United States is to remain safe, prosperous, and strong.”

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A Lamont

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, stands with recruit s and a drill instructor from Company E, 2nd Battalion Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, after observing recruits training in the combat conditioning course at the depot Aug 13. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California.

Dr. Robert M. Gates, secretary of defense, United States, stands with recruit s and a drill instructor from Company E, 2nd Battalion Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, after observing recruits training in the combat conditioning course at the depot Aug 13. This was included in Gates’ two day visit in southern California.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

David Sparks, criminal justice teacher, Klein Collins High School, Houston, Texas, shuffles through the sand as he low crawls through the Bayonet Assault Course, wearing Marine desert camouflage, a flak jacket, helmet and gloves, and carrying a rubber M16-A2 service rifle with a plastic bayonet attached on the end.

David Sparks, criminal justice teacher, Klein Collins High School, Houston, Texas, shuffles through the sand as he low crawls through the Bayonet Assault Course, wearing Marine desert camouflage, a flak jacket, helmet and gloves, and carrying a rubber M16-A2 service rifle with a plastic bayonet attached on the end.

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Sgt. Brandon A. Small, drill instructor, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, sternly instructs Terry Coker, geography teacher, Montgomery High school, Montgomery, Texas, to stand still and get into the position commanded on the depot’s yellow footprints, Aug. 10.

Sgt. Brandon A. Small, drill instructor, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, sternly instructs Terry Coker, geography teacher, Montgomery High school, Montgomery, Texas, to stand still and get into the position commanded on the depot’s yellow footprints, Aug. 10.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Maynard, tool room staff noncommissioned officer in charge, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-462, yells commands to his classmates in order to keep their squad push-ups organized.

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Maynard, tool room staff noncommissioned officer in charge, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-462, yells commands to his classmates in order to keep their squad push-ups organized.

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Sgt. Michael Dickinson, forward observer, 3rd Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, Marine Forces Reserve, left, performs upper body strikes on squad mate Cpl. Ryan Bottoms, avionics technician, Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron-161, right, during a landing zone drill.

Sgt. Michael Dickinson, forward observer, 3rd Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, Marine Forces Reserve, left, performs upper body strikes on squad mate Cpl. Ryan Bottoms, avionics technician, Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron-161, right, during a landing zone drill.

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Staff Sgt. Antonio Gomez, drill instructor, Company H, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, center, and Sgt. David Chavez, Osprey Mechanic, Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron-161, left, attempt to keep in line with their squad mates during the fireman carry.

Staff Sgt. Antonio Gomez, drill instructor, Company H, 2nd Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, center, and Sgt. David Chavez, Osprey Mechanic, Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron-161, left, attempt to keep in line with their squad mates during the fireman carry.

Photo by Cpl. Matthew Brown

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