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Marines from the Career Planners Course paired up in two-man teams, one teammate would sprint to the opposite side of the field, while the other stayed in a plank position during an intense physical training session at the Semper Fit Center April 1.

Marines from the Career Planners Course paired up in two-man teams, one teammate would sprint to the opposite side of the field, while the other stayed in a plank position during an intense physical training session at the Semper Fit Center April 1.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

General Erskine

General Erskine

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MCCLL March 2011

MCCLL March 2011

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GENERIC PHOTO

GENERIC PHOTO

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The Marine Corps’ Sgt. Sara R. Bryant was named Junior Enlisted Woman of the Year during the Enlisted Women of the Year luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel in San Diego, March 30. Bryant was deployed with the Female Engagement Team from March to October of 2010 and was one of the first females to ever deploy with infantry. 'I think it’s awesome to be recognized. I wrote my essay to be picked for this about what I saw while deployed, the brotherhood and my best friend being killed,' said Bryant.

The Marine Corps’ Sgt. Sara R. Bryant was named Junior Enlisted Woman of the Year during the Enlisted Women of the Year luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel in San Diego, March 30. Bryant was deployed with the Female Engagement Team from March to October of 2010 and was one of the first females to ever deploy with infantry. 'I think it’s awesome to be recognized. I wrote my essay to be picked for this about what I saw while deployed, the brotherhood and my best friend being killed,' said Bryant.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

Conference Center auditorium.

Conference Center auditorium.

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Marines pictured left to right are Cpl Elledge, Sgt Duran, SSgt Schoebel, SSgt Amador, Sgt Weber, Sgt Buckner, Sgt Mincey, Cpl Orozco, SSgt Potts, SSgt Hedrick, Cpl Bevill, Sgt Dobbins, Sgt Opper, Sgt George, SFC Liegey, GySgt Mundy, SSgt Gaede, GySgt Walcott, GySgt Jeffords, Cpl Castillo, SSgt Harris, Cpl Brockmeier, and Sgt Morris.

Marines pictured left to right are Cpl Elledge, Sgt Duran, SSgt Schoebel, SSgt Amador, Sgt Weber, Sgt Buckner, Sgt Mincey, Cpl Orozco, SSgt Potts, SSgt Hedrick, Cpl Bevill, Sgt Dobbins, Sgt Opper, Sgt George, SFC Liegey, GySgt Mundy, SSgt Gaede, GySgt Walcott, GySgt Jeffords, Cpl Castillo, SSgt Harris, Cpl Brockmeier, and Sgt Morris.

Photo by Sgt A. Brown

Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and Western Recruiting Region Chief of Staff Col. Carl F. Huenefeld, stands before the depot and WRR’s commanding general, Maj. Gen. Ronald L. Bailey, and depot sergeant major, Sgt. Maj. Sylvester D. Daniels, during his formal retirement ceremony. The ceremony was held on the depot’s Shepherd Memorial Field March 25. Huenefeld has honorably served in the Marine Corps since June 1971 and will officially retire July 31.

Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and Western Recruiting Region Chief of Staff Col. Carl F. Huenefeld, stands before the depot and WRR’s commanding general, Maj. Gen. Ronald L. Bailey, and depot sergeant major, Sgt. Maj. Sylvester D. Daniels, during his formal retirement ceremony. The ceremony was held on the depot’s Shepherd Memorial Field March 25. Huenefeld has honorably served in the Marine Corps since June 1971 and will officially retire July 31.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Michael Ito

CENCO CSS 1-11

CENCO CSS 1-11

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SGTMAJ Smith W_O border

SGTMAJ Smith W_O border

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BFTC 4-11

BFTC 4-11

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BFTC 4-11

BFTC 4-11

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BFTC 4-11

BFTC 4-11

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SgtMajDaniels

SgtMajDaniels

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Marines pictured are front row left to right Cpl Castleberry, Sgt Klug, SSgt Sanchez, SSgt Rose. Back row left to right Sgt Hucal, Sgt Bowlin, SSgt Walsh, Sgt Morris, Sgt Ruzicka, SSgt Perdue.

Marines pictured are front row left to right Cpl Castleberry, Sgt Klug, SSgt Sanchez, SSgt Rose. Back row left to right Sgt Hucal, Sgt Bowlin, SSgt Walsh, Sgt Morris, Sgt Ruzicka, SSgt Perdue.

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The Silent Drill Platoon was formed in 1948 for a one-time demonstration for an evening parade, but due to the overpowering response, they soon became a regular part of the routine for the parades at Marine Barracks, Washington D.C.

The Silent Drill Platoon was formed in 1948 for a one-time demonstration for an evening parade, but due to the overpowering response, they soon became a regular part of the routine for the parades at Marine Barracks, Washington D.C.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

The Silent Drill Platoon performed complex drill movements across the black parade deck March 12, wearing sharp dress blue uniforms, they slapped their gloves against hand-polished 10-and-a-half-pound, to stay in harmony with one another.

The Silent Drill Platoon performed complex drill movements across the black parade deck March 12, wearing sharp dress blue uniforms, they slapped their gloves against hand-polished 10-and-a-half-pound, to stay in harmony with one another.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

Rifles fly as members of the Marine Corps' Silent Drill Team perform during their March 12 visit to Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The drill team and the rest of the Battle Color Detachment put on a display of precision close order drill and entertained more than 500 San Diegans.

Rifles fly as members of the Marine Corps' Silent Drill Team perform during their March 12 visit to Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The drill team and the rest of the Battle Color Detachment put on a display of precision close order drill and entertained more than 500 San Diegans.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Michael Ito

The purpose of the Silent Drill Platoon is to showcase the discipline and professionalism of the Marine Corps. They displayed exactly that on Marine Corps Recruit Depot's parade deck March 12 before hundreds of San Diegans.

The purpose of the Silent Drill Platoon is to showcase the discipline and professionalism of the Marine Corps. They displayed exactly that on Marine Corps Recruit Depot's parade deck March 12 before hundreds of San Diegans.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

'The Commandant's Own' performed a total of six songs including the 1896, John Philip Sousa classic 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' during a March 12 ceremony. This wrapped up their performance, making their way for the second half of the program.

'The Commandant's Own' performed a total of six songs including the 1896, John Philip Sousa classic 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' during a March 12 ceremony. This wrapped up their performance, making their way for the second half of the program.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

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