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Capt. Aloysius Boyle (center) stands with Julie Castles, Lance Cpl. Matias Ferreira, Cpl. Tyler Southern and Joe Butkus outside the Military Advanced Training Center here. Boyle has been responsible for preparing the Marines at WRAMC for their upcoming move to the “new Walter Reed” in Bethesda, Md. which will be called Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Castles, a physical therapist, and Butkus, an occupational therapist, work in the MATC assisting wounded, ill and injured Marines in their recovery and will continue their work at the new location. - Capt. Aloysius Boyle (center) stands with Julie Castles, Lance Cpl. Matias Ferreira, Cpl. Tyler Southern and Joe Butkus outside the Military Advanced Training Center here. Boyle has been responsible for preparing the Marines at WRAMC for their upcoming move to the “new Walter Reed” in Bethesda, Md. which will be called Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Castles, a physical therapist, and Butkus, an occupational therapist, work in the MATC assisting wounded, ill and injured Marines in their recovery and will continue their work at the new location.

Lance Cpl. Martin Babich, Lance Cpl. John Lacy and Cpl. Christopher Rankin speak with employers during the Hiring Heroes Career Fair at the South Mesa Staff Noncommissioned Officers’ Club aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., July 13. The Hiring Heroes Career Fair is a part of the Department of Defense’s Civilian Personnel Management Service, Recruitment Assistance Division’s outreach program that provides specialized transition assistance to wounded, ill and injured service members whose careers have been cut short. - Lance Cpl. Martin Babich, Lance Cpl. John Lacy and Cpl. Christopher Rankin speak with employers during the Hiring Heroes Career Fair at the South Mesa Staff Noncommissioned Officers’ Club aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., July 13. The Hiring Heroes Career Fair is a part of the Department of Defense’s Civilian Personnel Management Service, Recruitment Assistance Division’s outreach program that provides specialized transition assistance to wounded, ill and injured service members whose careers have been cut short.

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