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Gen. Alfred M. Gray Marine Corps Research Center

Gen. Alfred M. Gray Marine Corps Research Center

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Molly Marine statue at front entrance of the GRC.

Molly Marine statue at front entrance of the GRC.

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Gray Research Center

Gray Research Center

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Marine Band plays at Quantico Base Library

Marine Band plays at Quantico Base Library

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The Library carries a large selection of audiobooks and Playaways to make your commute easier!

The Library carries a large selection of audiobooks and Playaways to make your commute easier!

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There's plenty to read at the Quantico Base Library!

There's plenty to read at the Quantico Base Library!

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Quantico Base Library

Quantico Base Library

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Quantico Base Library

Quantico Base Library

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Children enjoyed reading to the therapy dog that visited the Library during one of our popular summer programs.

Children enjoyed reading to the therapy dog that visited the Library during one of our popular summer programs.

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Col. John R. Giltz

Col. John R. Giltz

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A corporal, which was the equivilent of to the rank of E-3, instructs a recruit in close combat techniques during the early 1940's. In that time, coaches were often made from newly graduated Marines who had been successful in marksmanship as recruits.

A corporal, which was the equivilent of to the rank of E-3, instructs a recruit in close combat techniques during the early 1940's. In that time, coaches were often made from newly graduated Marines who had been successful in marksmanship as recruits.

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Recruits practice firing their 1903 Springfield rifles just prior to the onset of World War II.

Recruits practice firing their 1903 Springfield rifles just prior to the onset of World War II.

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A recruit from the late 1970's, raises a scoring disc, also known as a "lollipop" to show the shooter where his rounds hit.

A recruit from the late 1970's, raises a scoring disc, also known as a "lollipop" to show the shooter where his rounds hit.

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