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Marines Triumph and Legacy Through Centuries of Duty
A May 1924 retrospective highlights Brig. Gen. Joseph H. Pendleton and Aunt Mary in San Diego as Pendleton’s Marines reflect on 150 years of the Marine Corps. It surveys key battles, leaders, global postings, and the corps’ enduring motto Semper Fidelis. It notes the corps’ independent status, expansion through World War I, and famed rifle prowess.
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General Pendleton
Naval Academy
Rochester
Alaska
Cuba
Mexico
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Samoa
Santo Domingo
Turkey
Algiers
Egypt
Mary
Mary Helen Fay
Annapolis
Uncle Joe
San Francisco
Olongapo
Joe
John Dickinson Sherman
United States Marine Corps
Washington
National Assembly
Marine Corps League
John A. Lejeune
The
League
Marine Corps
National Shrine
National Cemetery
Arlington
Continental Congress
Samuel Nichols
Navy
War Department
Army
Marine Band
Marines
United States
Naples
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Uncle Sam
China
Manduras
Republic
Haiti
Philadelphia
Swedley D. Krutler
Treasury
Arthur Whitcomb
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Leatherneck
Pensacola
Antietam
Marine Corps Institute
Guantanamo
United States Marine Band
San Diego
Atlantic City
C. J. Pratash
Pittsburgh
Orion
Johnny
General Lejeune
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
United States Naval Academy
Army War College
U.S. S
Vera Cruz
France
St. Mihiel
Coblenz
Joseph H. Pendleton
the Marines
American Legion
John L. Prater
Nutley
N. J
Newark
Prater
Rough Riders
Kansas City
Holy Land
Brooklyn
Presbyterian
Beirut
Abyssinia
Menelik
Kiel
Africa
Roosevelt
Edward VII
London
John Paul Jones
Wilson
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
King Albert
Brussels
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thierry
Marine Brigade
Marshal Foch
Rhine