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Photo By: MC3 (DV) Jonah Z. Stepanik
May 4, 2015
Arlington, Virginia - The Marine Corps remains an agile, lethal, and sea-based expeditionary force, light enough to rapidly deploy, yet capable enough to operate independently in austere and remote locations.
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