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Marines stationed at Marine Corps Support Facility New Orleans get ready to take off on a motivational run in New Orleans Nov. 7, 2012. This event marked the first time the Marines have done a commander-led motivational run at the MARCORSPTFAC since the Marines officially moved there June 27, 2011. The run was also to commemorate the Marines’ 237th birthday. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Ray Lewis/Released)

Marines stationed at Marine Corps Support Facility New Orleans get ready to take off on a motivational run in New Orleans Nov. 7, 2012. This event marked the first time the Marines have done a commander-led motivational run at the MARCORSPTFAC since the Marines officially moved there June 27, 2011. The run was also to commemorate the Marines’ 237th birthday. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Ray Lewis/Released)

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Reserve Marine Sgt. Scott Moore admires Mila Kunis as she tells a story at the Marine Corps Ball on Nov. 18, 2011 in Greenville, N.C. He asked the “Friends with Benefits” star to be his ball date via YouTube while he was deployed in Afghanistan. His video amassed more than four million views and opened the “flood gates” for dozens of other celebrity ball invites on the video-based social network.

Reserve Marine Sgt. Scott Moore admires Mila Kunis as she tells a story at the Marine Corps Ball on Nov. 18, 2011 in Greenville, N.C. He asked the “Friends with Benefits” star to be his ball date via YouTube while he was deployed in Afghanistan. His video amassed more than four million views and opened the “flood gates” for dozens of other celebrity ball invites on the video-based social network.

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Reserve Marine Sgt. Kelsey DeSantis and Justin Timberlake, a musician and actor, stand to applaud during a ceremony at the Marine Corps Birthday Ball, Nov. 12, 2011 in Richmond, Va. She was the second Marine to ask a celebrity to the ball with a YouTube video. Timberlake’s “Friends with Benefits” co-star was also asked by a Marine.

Reserve Marine Sgt. Kelsey DeSantis and Justin Timberlake, a musician and actor, stand to applaud during a ceremony at the Marine Corps Birthday Ball, Nov. 12, 2011 in Richmond, Va. She was the second Marine to ask a celebrity to the ball with a YouTube video. Timberlake’s “Friends with Benefits” co-star was also asked by a Marine.

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Marine Sgt. Ray Lewis, a combat correspondent, took Linda Hamilton, best known from her role as Sarah Conner in “Terminator” to the Marine Corps Birthday Ball, Oct. 29, 2011 in Westlake, Texas. She was by far the most admired date at the affair. Attendees lined up by her table to talk and get a possible autograph or photo with the actress. Hamilton said she enjoyed being in Marine company and was especially moved by the Birthday Ball ceremony. She asked Lewis via YouTube.

Marine Sgt. Ray Lewis, a combat correspondent, took Linda Hamilton, best known from her role as Sarah Conner in “Terminator” to the Marine Corps Birthday Ball, Oct. 29, 2011 in Westlake, Texas. She was by far the most admired date at the affair. Attendees lined up by her table to talk and get a possible autograph or photo with the actress. Hamilton said she enjoyed being in Marine company and was especially moved by the Birthday Ball ceremony. She asked Lewis via YouTube.

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