U.S. Marine Corps Col. Russell A. Blauw, deputy branch head, Aviation Support and Logistics Branch, speaks at the retirement ceremony of Master Sgt. Fernando Torres, division chief, Aviation Support and Logistics Department, at the National Museum of the Triangle, Va, July 20, 2018. Torres served an honorable 22 years in the military.

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