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Father God, our Mighty Warrior, shield and strength we praise you for bringing these students through their course safely. Thank you for giving these Marines the moral courage and intestinal fortitude to persevere through this grueling course of the body and the mind.

We ask that as they take the knowledge and experience they've gained to their units you would supply them with your wisdom and strength for You are the One who trains our hands for war and fingers for battle. Help these young leaders inspire and fan into flame the Warrior spirit that will lead our Marines into the baptism of combat and emerge victorious over every enemy both abroad and on the Home front.


Very Respectfully,

Tim Salomon
520-505-1595
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