“Perhaps more than any other group in America, the Marines have always been cultural warriors, open and unapologetic about advertising their identity, pre serving and sustaining it, and policing the boundaries that separate them from the uninitiated.”
The making of the Modern Marine Corps, Aaron B. O’Connell 2012
2008 Photo Galleries
2-CMC Birthday Msg 2007.JPG (mcladmin)
Commandant Rich Erickson reading the MC Birthday message.
Commandant Rich Erickson reading the MC Birthday message.
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ISNH Residence 2007.JPG (mcladmin)
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ISVH 2007 MC Birthday.JPG (mcladmin)
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ISVH Resience Nov 10,2007.JPG (mcladmin)
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Looking on some of our MCLeague members.JPG (mcladmin)
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Mr & Mrs Stricklin.JPG (mcladmin)
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Mr Stricklin, Oldest Marine.JPG (mcladmin)
Commandant Rich Erickson with oldest Marine resident.
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Nov 10 2007 ISNH Mr & Mrs Stricklin.JPG (mcladmin)
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Nov 10 Cake Cutting Ceremony for the oldest Marine.JPG (mcladmin)
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Nov 10 Cake for the youngest Marine.JPG (mcladmin)
Commandant Rich Erickson with youngest Marine residenr Janet Lpssent.
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Nov 10 ISNH Cake cutting ceremony.JPG (mcladmin)
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Nov 10 ISNH MCLeague members helping out.JPG (mcladmin)
Roy Jost and Arnie Strawn watch during Gen Lejune message reading.
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Nov 10 MCLeague members helping out.JPG (mcladmin)
Marine Corps League members Bob Lee and John Walker watch activities.
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“The success of the Marine Corps in gaining and holding the public fancy is a tradition with history to support it. The Army can learn much from the Leathernecks.”
