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Leatherneck Weekend Extra - Saturday Edition

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Things To Do And Know

	Marines In Iraq Were Avid Fans Of Olympics, U.S. Athletes (greenvillesun.com)
	3 Sons Leave For Marines (dailypress.com)
	Marines Rally To Support Wounded Warrior Program At "August Drums" (thevillagedailysun.com)
	Women Make Do-rags For Troops (kristv.com)
	"Boot Camp Buddies" Move On (dglobe.com)
	U.S. To Provide $1 Billion For Georgia Reconstruction, Humanitarian Aid (defenselink.mil)
	Marathon Runner Not Done Running Yet (oleantimesherald.com)
	Last-Minute Videoconference Lets Marine In Iraq See Newborn Daughter (courant.com)
	Chief: Legend Of The Boathouse Row (thebulletin.us)
	Mom Made This Marine (fayobserver.com)
	Physicist's Metal Helping Save Soldiers' Lives (komonews.com)
	Marine's Return To Vietnam Brings Sense Of Closure (pioneerlocal.com)
	Brothers' Early Labor Day Reunion Proves To Be Special (dcourier.com)

Leatherneck Famous Marine Quotes

"Mine eyes have seen MacArthur
With a Bible on his knee,
He is pounding out communiqués
For guys like you and me.
And while possibly a rumor now,
Some day ‘twill be a fact
That the Lord will hear a deep voice say
“Move over, God, it's Mac.'"

Marine parody on Corregidor

"Take your time. Stay away from the easy going. Never go the same way twice."

GySgt Charles C. Arndt, Guadalcanal, 1942 on reconnaissance

"We’re not accustomed to occupying defensive positions. It’s destructive to morale."

LtGen H. M. “Howlin’ Mad” Smith, Iwo Jima, 1945, quoted to Walter Karig

"The Marine Corps has been called by the New York Times the 'elite' Corps of this country. I think it is the 'elite' Corps of the world."

Adm William F. Halsey, 4thMarDiv reunion, Washington, D.C., 11 June 1949

Tomorrow's Weekend Extra

As usual, we have selected various in-depth articles to accompany your Sunday morning coffee. Don't want to think too hard on the weekend? Then enjoy our weekly "Blast From The Past", featuring a cartoon from a pre-World War II Leatherneck.