The name Eugene Jacques Bullard is not widely known in this country, but it should be.

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During Gravely's 38-year-long and distinguished career in the United States Navy as a surface warfare officer, he was awarded the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Navy Commendation Medal.

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They truly were men of integrity, who worked hard against great odds, who were dedicated to the duties and responsibilities they were given, and who conducted themselves with near perfection.

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Special Operators are a unique breed of warriors.

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This great ship has a long and noble history of service. And now she's making history once again.

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According to the Marine Corps, this integrated company performed "above regimental average standards in 6 out of 7 metrics."

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John Stanley has always loved cooking and dreamed of owning his own food service business. He joined the...

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This video will give you a brief but important look at the distinguished, courageous, and important service from WWII to the present.

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The command of such a large ship is a monumental responsibility requiring experience and recognized strategic and leadership skills.

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You may have never heard of the "Ritchie Boys." But as you will see here, what these then young men did for the war effort on behalf of our country in WWII was nothing short of true heroism and was intrinsically important to the success of Allied war efforts.

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