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Signing paperwork to join the Marine Corps is a daunting task. As any prospective Marine brings pen to paper, multitudes of emotions flood throughout their body. That moment is one those who have claimed the title will never forget; it is also just the beginning of an exceedingly challenging but rewarding life. Prospective Marines are thrown into boot camp or Officer Candidate School fresh and ready to be molded into men and women that will preserve the legacy and traditions of the Marine Corps. After what is known to many as the most grueling entry-level training available, graduating Marines achieve the right to march “left foot first” into not just the Marine Corps, but a family.

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