US. Marine Corps Sgt. Robin Alejandro Mendoza, left, a chief combat marksmanship coaches course instructor, with Weapons and Field Training Battalion and Sgt. Ceaser Verdin, a drill instructor with Support Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, pose with certificates and medals they earned at the Marine Corps Marksmanship Competition West at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, Feb. 23, 2024. Mendoza, a native of Auburn, Washington, and Verdin, a native of Pomona, California, are members of the Edson Range shooting team. The MCMC West was held in conjunction with se

US. Marine Corps Sgt. Robin Alejandro Mendoza, left, a chief combat marksmanship coaches course instructor, with Weapons and Field Training Battalion and Sgt. Ceaser Verdin, a drill instructor with Support Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, pose with certificates and medals they earned at the Marine Corps Marksmanship Competition West at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, Feb. 23, 2024. Mendoza, a native of Auburn, Washington, and Verdin, a native of Pomona, California, are members of the Edson Range shooting team. The MCMC West was held in conjunction with se Stock Photo

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US. Marine Corps Sgt. Robin Alejandro Mendoza, left, a chief combat marksmanship coaches course instructor, with Weapons and Field Training Battalion and Sgt. Ceaser Verdin, a drill instructor with Support Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, pose with certificates and medals they earned at the Marine Corps Marksmanship Competition West at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, Feb. 23, 2024. Mendoza, a native of Auburn, Washington, and Verdin, a native of Pomona, California, are members of the Edson Range shooting team. The MCMC West was held in conjunction with several other competitions around the Marine Corps to find the top 10 percent of shooters who will go on to compete in the national tournament in Quantico Virginia for a place on the Marine Corps Shooting Team. Marine Corps

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