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Marines

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Archive: September, 2004

Ice, Sweat and Peer Leadership: 16 Long Island Youths Experience Boot Camp Hockey

In the cool, early-morning moments before the small town of Lake Placid, N.Y., awakened, U. S. Marine Corps cadence rippled across Mirror Lake and into the Adirondack Mountains. In unison, one platoon slapped their feet to the pavement in the rhythm known to so many Marines as a formation run. However, the young men running weren't Marines out

A Marine’s Experience: Hurricane Charley's visit to Florida on Friday the 13th

One Marine on vacation in Florida encountered more than he expected during his visit with family on Friday, August 13.Marine Corps Reserve Lt. Col. Timothy Hoyle and his family unexpectedly found themselves in the middle of Hurricane Charley during their family vacation in Punta Gorda, Fla., last month. Hoyle credits their safety from the storm to

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