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| | USMC Discipline Problems of the 1970s |
 | | The Marine Corps was again becoming involved in the defense of western Europe, as it was in World War I. Operation Triple Jubilee was conducted in three separate locations in the United Kingdom. |
 | | The Royal Marines were hosts, then-Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps General Samuel Jaskilka was the guest of honor, and the other guests included both General Peter Whitely, Commandant General of the Royal Marines, and General A. Lammers, Commandant of the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. |
 | | Marines,” written by Lieutenant General William K. Jones USMC-Retired and published in 1987 by the History and Museum Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps Washington, D.C., a copy of which was obtained by our former G-2-6 member, Retired Staff Sergeant John Hart, USMC. |
| www.solantamity.com /Extraneous/USMC_Discipline_1970.htm (1976 words) |
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