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Archive: February, 2008

CLC-23 pries victory from PMO’s dead fingers in intramural basketball

CLC-23 hammered the final nail into PMO’s coffin Feb. 7 during an intramural basketball when they buried them 65 – 61. The game was close, like all of PMO’s games so far, but the same thing happens every time. They start strong, but eventually lose. “We’re going to win,” said Woodrow Brydson, acting PMO coach, who is from Montengo Bay, Jamaica.

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Marine lives to serve others

1st Sgt. Shonnell E. Horn stood proudly in her immaculate woodland utilities as she watched over her company during a Battalion Commander's Inspection, Saturday. Horn, first sergeant of November Company, 4th Recruit Training Battalion, stands as a pillar of strength and is an influential leader within the unit, said Capt. Christine D. Bariletti,

Marines discuss courage

Courage is the mental or moral strength to resist opposition, danger or hardship. It's what pushes a Marine to do the right thing regardless of the consequences. Courage is more than a feeling, though. It's a necessity for Marines. "There are two types of courage," said 1st Sgt. Tracey Holcomb, the first sergeant for Fox Company, 2nd Recruit

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