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Chelle,
I am sorry to hear about your father, but proud to know that he was a Marine. The Marine Security Guard progam was a very cool assignment. If you are ever in a foreign country, stop by the embassy and say hello to the Marines on post. They are there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I appreciate your "thanks" and will pass it along to the other Marines I have here as well. Great job this week with your grandfathers watch.
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Chelle,
Thanks for the comments.
Though I wanted to be a Drill Instructor and train new Marines, I was given the opportunity to be a Marine Security Guard (Embassy Gaurd) instead. Do you know someone in the Marine Corps? Now I am in charge of a section of Combat photographers and Videographers that are tasked with documenting the war on terrorism.
Hey Photogunny,
I had never heard of Marine Security Guards before, so I looked it up online! Wow! You have cool job! My husband and I try to say "thanks" to the servicemen & women we meet (so THANK YOU!!!) Which isn't nearly enough.
My biological father was a Marine (unfortunately he passed away before I ever knew him). This thread made me think of a photo I have of him dressed in his Marine uniform.
I know many men are drawn to the technical side of photography (and rightfully so), but the sentimental/emotional/creative side is what captures me! 
Good luck! I think you did a good job.
Chelle
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