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From the Temporary Commanding Officer, Marine Phil Zamora:
Marines, Navy Corpsman, and Associate members of the
Capital Detachment:
Two years ago we started talking about starting up a
Young Marines unit in the Lansing area,
at one time
there was a Marine Cadet unit that was sponsored by the Capital Detachment,
there
were
problems that were voiced to us when we started talking about this venture, well
the time for talking about starting this unit has ended, myself and a handful of
Marines are taking this venture on we will take all the concerns to heart when we
get this going, after all this isn't just known as the Young Marines it is known
as the Young Marines of the Marine Corps League, This is our
organization not just another kids organization.
We are still looking for a few
Adult instructors, below is a list of needs with the first being the most
important so please call me if you would like to join, you must pass a backround
check and furnish 3 letters of reference.
Semper Fi
Phil Zamora
Temporary Commanding Officer
Michigan Tri-County Young Marines (name
we will be submitting to National YM)
P.S. the Temporary title will
drop once we receive our charter.
::::::::UPDATE::::::
The charter has
been applied for and hopefully will be in soon, the first class will probably
start in late July or early August.
OPEN POSITIONS
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Female Instructor
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Instructors
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Corpman
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Paymaster
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Drill Instructors
About the Young
Marines
The Young
Marines is a youth education and service program
for boys and girls, ages 8 through completion of high school.
The Young Marines promotes the mental, moral, and physical
development of its members. The program focuses on character
building, leadership, and promotes a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.
The Young Marines is the focal point for the U.S. Marine Corps'
youth Drug Demand Reduction efforts.
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