Marine Machine
1971 · 143 pagine · Doubleday · ISBN 9780385027571
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The Making of the United States Marine. And nowhere is that uniqueness more evident than at Parris Island, South Carolina, where all new recruits undergo the most important step in their transformation into Marines -- the ten weeks of pure hell known as Boot Camp. This is a vivid chronicle of that indelible experience as seen by a young professional photographer who once shared it.
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