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Once A Marine
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8235960817
- EAN9798235960817
- Date de parution29/04/2026
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
ONCE A MARINE, ALWAYS A MARINE: A Memoir of Service and SurvivalAt sixteen, he struggled to survive above a friend's garage on his own. By seventeen, he joined the Marine Corps in San Diego, seeking discipline and purpose absent from his youth. Boot camp in 1976 was brutal, marked by abuse and loss, but he endured and became a Marine. His service included surviving violent encounters and harsh conditions, from a gang attack in Phoenix to Arctic Circle war games that almost killed him.
Though faced with setbacks like demotion, his resilience earned respect and restoration of rank. Stationed at Camp Lejeune (1978), he unknowingly drank contaminated water daily-an exposure linked to illness and death among Marines, concealed by the Corps. The memoir details a forty-year battle with disease caused by toxic water, and the struggle for recognition. His gratitude lies not with the institution that harmed him, but with the identity, camaraderie, brotherhood and purpose that is a Marine.
Once a Marine, always a Marine-even when consequences follow. About the MemoirA stark account of survival, brotherhood, and the lasting impact of toxic exposure on Marines.
Though faced with setbacks like demotion, his resilience earned respect and restoration of rank. Stationed at Camp Lejeune (1978), he unknowingly drank contaminated water daily-an exposure linked to illness and death among Marines, concealed by the Corps. The memoir details a forty-year battle with disease caused by toxic water, and the struggle for recognition. His gratitude lies not with the institution that harmed him, but with the identity, camaraderie, brotherhood and purpose that is a Marine.
Once a Marine, always a Marine-even when consequences follow. About the MemoirA stark account of survival, brotherhood, and the lasting impact of toxic exposure on Marines.
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