Thirty-five collegiate coaches listen to retired Lt. Col. Joseph Shusko speak about the history of the Marine Corps Raiders during the 2017 Coaches Workshop at the Force Fitness Readiness Center aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., May 19. The coaches travelled from across the to MCB Quantico to learn about the Marine Corps, its officer programs, how it makes officers and how it develops its officer corps. The purpose of the workshop is to teach collegiate coaches about the Marine Corps so they can share that information with their athletes. The FFRC was formally known as the Martial A
Thirty-five collegiate coaches listen to retired Lt. Col. Joseph Shusko speak about the history of the Marine Corps Raiders during the 2017 Coaches Workshop at the Force Fitness Readiness Center aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., May 19. The coaches travelled from across the to MCB Quantico to learn about the Marine Corps, its officer programs, how it makes officers and how it develops its officer corps. The purpose of the workshop is to teach collegiate coaches about the Marine Corps so they can share that information with their athletes. The FFRC was formally known as the Martial Arts Center of Excellence. Shusko is the director of the FFRC.
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