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Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Marine Corps recruiter Staff Sgt. Christopher Giannetti, with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., speaks with a prospective Marine about opportunities and benefits during a follow up interview June 12, 2013. Giannetti has made 15 Marines during his time as a canvasing recruiter, two of which became platoon honor graduates during boot camp.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Marine Corps recruiter Sgt. Matthew Jacobs, Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., talks with a group of future Marines about small unit leadership after their evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength

Marine Corps recruiter Sgt. Matthew Jacobs, Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., talks with a group of future Marines about small unit leadership after their evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Robert Platt, a future Marine with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., does ammunition can lifts during an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Robert Platt, a future Marine with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., does ammunition can lifts during an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Future Marines with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., warm up before starting an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Future Marines with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., warm up before starting an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Robert Platt, a future Marine with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., strains to lift a log during an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Robert Platt, a future Marine with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., strains to lift a log during an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Future Marines with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., help each other complete a pull up circuit during an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Future Marines with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., help each other complete a pull up circuit during an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Future Marines with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., warm up before starting an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Future Marines with Recruiting Substation Naples, Recruiting Station Fort Lauderdale, Fla., warm up before starting an evening workout June 12, 2013. Recruiters train and mentor dozens of future Marines each week and demand a high standard of mental, moral and physical strength.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Staff Sgt. Nelson Blanco, the Deputy Family Readiness Office for RS Jacksonville, greets Craig Sproul, the 6MCD Familly Readiness Officer and spouses of RS Jacksonville's Recruiters during training June 14th at the RS Headquarters Building.

Staff Sgt. Nelson Blanco, the Deputy Family Readiness Office for RS Jacksonville, greets Craig Sproul, the 6MCD Familly Readiness Officer and spouses of RS Jacksonville's Recruiters during training June 14th at the RS Headquarters Building.

Photo by Sgt. Jenn Farr

Staff Sgt. Nelson Blanco, the Deputy Family Readiness Office for RS Jacksonville meets spouses of RS Jacksonville's Recruiters during training June 14th at the RS Headquarters Building.

Staff Sgt. Nelson Blanco, the Deputy Family Readiness Office for RS Jacksonville meets spouses of RS Jacksonville's Recruiters during training June 14th at the RS Headquarters Building.

Photo by Sgt. Jenn Farr

MCRD Parris Island - Private First Class Justin Cody Bivins, honor graduate
of platoon 1044, stands at parade rest during graduation aboard Parris
Island, S.C., June 14, 2013. Bivins is a native of Americus, G.A., and was
recruited by Staff Sgt. Christopher D. Pilgrim, from Recruiting Sub-Station
Albany, Recruiting Station Atlanta. Bivins will be able to enjoy some much deserved leave
as he prepares for Marine Combat Training in Camp Geiger, N.C. (U.S. Marine
Corps photo by Pfc. Stanley Cao)

MCRD Parris Island - Private First Class Justin Cody Bivins, honor graduate of platoon 1044, stands at parade rest during graduation aboard Parris Island, S.C., June 14, 2013. Bivins is a native of Americus, G.A., and was recruited by Staff Sgt. Christopher D. Pilgrim, from Recruiting Sub-Station Albany, Recruiting Station Atlanta. Bivins will be able to enjoy some much deserved leave as he prepares for Marine Combat Training in Camp Geiger, N.C. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Pfc. Stanley Cao)

Photo by Pfc. Stanley Cao

MCRD Parris Island - Private First Class Diamond Jewel Salazar, honor graduate of platoon 4019, embraces her little sister after graduation aboard Parris Island, S.C., June 14, 2013. Salazar is a native of Port St. Lucie, Fl., and was recruited by Sgt. Carter Allen, from Recruiting Sub-Station Fort Pierce, Recruitng Station Fort Lauderdale. Salazar will be able to enjoy some much deserved leave as she prepares for Marine Combat Training in Camp Geiger, N.C. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Pfc. Stanley Cao)

MCRD Parris Island - Private First Class Diamond Jewel Salazar, honor graduate of platoon 4019, embraces her little sister after graduation aboard Parris Island, S.C., June 14, 2013. Salazar is a native of Port St. Lucie, Fl., and was recruited by Sgt. Carter Allen, from Recruiting Sub-Station Fort Pierce, Recruitng Station Fort Lauderdale. Salazar will be able to enjoy some much deserved leave as she prepares for Marine Combat Training in Camp Geiger, N.C. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Pfc. Stanley Cao)

Photo by Cpl Gabrielle Bustos

Enlistees in the armed forces of the United States are honored during an Our Community Salutes ceremony in Palm Beach County May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Enlistees in the armed forces of the United States are honored during an Our Community Salutes ceremony in Palm Beach County May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Retired Army Maj. Gen. Wayne Jackson thanks members of the class of 2013 for volunteering to serve in the Armed Forces during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County, Fla., enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Retired Army Maj. Gen. Wayne Jackson thanks members of the class of 2013 for volunteering to serve in the Armed Forces during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County, Fla., enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Parents of future Marines celebrate their child’s decision to enlist in the Marine Corps during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Parents of future Marines celebrate their child’s decision to enlist in the Marine Corps during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Future Marines take their oath of enlistment during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Future Marines take their oath of enlistment during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Parents of future Marines celebrate their child’s decision to enlist in the Marine Corps during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Parents of future Marines celebrate their child’s decision to enlist in the Marine Corps during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

Parents of future Marines celebrate their child’s decision to enlist in the Marine Corps during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Parents of future Marines celebrate their child’s decision to enlist in the Marine Corps during an Our Community Salutes ceremony for Palm Beach County enlistees May 9, 2013. Our Community Salutes is a non-profit organization that seeks to recognize high school students who volunteer to serve in the armed forces each year.

Photo by Sgt. Scott Schmidt

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