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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1987

Page

34

Meet Chesty the Marine Mascot

The youngest Marine mascot is an English bulldog named Chesty VIII Bowag's Lucas Day known as Luke. Born in Maryland he serves as lance corporal at the Marine Barracks in Washington D C and marches in parades and official events.

Chesty VIII Chesty Marine Corps Maryland Marine Barracks Washington, D.C Debnam Universal Press Syndicate Chestys Bowag Lucas Day Luke Marines Col Chesty Puller

Independence Hall Document Facts

The Declaration and the Constitution were drafted in Independence Hall Pennsylvania. The Declaration was approved July 4 1776. the Constitution was signed September 17 1787. John Hancock signed the Declaration first. George Washington signed the Constitution first. Jefferson drafted the Declaration while minister to France. The Declaration has 1458 words and 56 signatures. the Constitution 4543 words and 39 signatures.

Continental Congress John Hancock George Washington New York Continental Army Thomas Jefferson France

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