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Marine Recruiter In
Washington Monthly
Washington, Va.,—When it is’ considered they’re just average Americans, people often wonder why U. S. Marines . art/called this country’s “military elite” both at home and abroad. »
“The answer is training," says Marine Staff Sgt. Lawrence L. Dutton, who sets up a recruiting office in the'Washington, Virginia post office the last Friday of every * month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
“Marines are trained to perfection,” Dutton said, “so they can perform any kind of task, any place) at any time, with the fewest losses.” :
As America’s mobile fotce-inreadiness, the Marine Corps is prepared to strike offensively ordefensively in any /part of the' world, ori-a moment's notice. It is no wonder that the Marines hold “training” in such high esteem. ;.; v
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