Progress in easing racial tensions at Camp Lejeune Marine base
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina the Second Marine Division reports reduced racial tension and violence after a year and a half of heavy patrols. A fusion of gripe sessions leadership courses and human relations councils aided a shift while off duty behavior remains segregated. Officials credit programs supervised by Brig Gen Bohn and Maj Gen Ryan with improving attitudes and reducing overt incidents.
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