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Marines with 4th Civil Affairs Group, Force Headquarters Group, Marine Forces Reserve, march with M-16 rifles in-hand during the 57th Inaugural Parade from the Capitol to the White House Jan. 21, 2013. For centuries, Marines have supported the inaugural events and this year, more than 2,100 service members from each of the five branches marched in the parade. The Inaugural Parade followed the ceremonial swearing-in ceremony of Pres. Barack Obama that took place on the Capitol steps.

Marines with 4th Civil Affairs Group, Force Headquarters Group, Marine Forces Reserve, march with M-16 rifles in-hand during the 57th Inaugural Parade from the Capitol to the White House Jan. 21, 2013. For centuries, Marines have supported the inaugural events and this year, more than 2,100 service members from each of the five branches marched in the parade. The Inaugural Parade followed the ceremonial swearing-in ceremony of Pres. Barack Obama that took place on the Capitol steps.

Photo by Marvin Lynchard

Marines begin their rifle qualification after learning knowledge from their Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course training at the Weapon’s Training Battalion on Oct. 8. Marines came from all across the country to attend the course.

Marines begin their rifle qualification after learning knowledge from their Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course training at the Weapon’s Training Battalion on Oct. 8. Marines came from all across the country to attend the course.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Antwaun L. Jefferson

Reserve Marines begin their preparation time while on the rifle range as a part of their Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course training at the Weapon’s Training Battalion on Oct. 8. At the completion of the course the Marines will have the title of “range coach.”

Reserve Marines begin their preparation time while on the rifle range as a part of their Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course training at the Weapon’s Training Battalion on Oct. 8. At the completion of the course the Marines will have the title of “range coach.”

Photo by Lance Cpl. Antwaun L. Jefferson

More than 100 Reserve Marines participate in this year's Marine Corps Base Quantico reserve Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course at the Weapon's Training Battalion on Oct. 8. The course is two-three long week annual course for Reserves and active-duty Marines.

More than 100 Reserve Marines participate in this year's Marine Corps Base Quantico reserve Combat Marksmanship Coaches Course at the Weapon's Training Battalion on Oct. 8. The course is two-three long week annual course for Reserves and active-duty Marines.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Antwaun L. Jefferson

Gunnery Sgt. Justin Skaret, member of the Marine Forces Reserve Rifle Team, poses with his Secretary of the Navy Trophy Rifle, awarded for setting a new National Service Record in the Palma course of fire. Skaret was the only Marine on the 2007 United States Palma Team.

Gunnery Sgt. Justin Skaret, member of the Marine Forces Reserve Rifle Team, poses with his Secretary of the Navy Trophy Rifle, awarded for setting a new National Service Record in the Palma course of fire. Skaret was the only Marine on the 2007 United States Palma Team.

Photo by Gunnery Sgt. Julia Watson