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Marine Corps Capt. Aaron Webster, Marine Corps Recruiting Command national partnership engagement officer, and Staff Sgt. Ian Mills, an imagery analysis specialist with Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, present the dog tag awards to Tommy Wilson, currently a player for OpTic Gaming, at the Halo World Championships in the Seattle Convention Center, Seattle, Wash., on Oct 23, 2022. Top players were presented with customized dog tags unique to their individual achievements. The Marine Corps emphasizes the importance of prompt recognition of an individual's achievement or service as it is v
Marine Corps Capt. Aaron Webster, Marine Corps Recruiting Command national partnership engagement officer, and Staff Sgt. Ian Mills, an imagery analysis specialist with Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, present the dog tag awards to Tommy Wilson, currently a player for OpTic Gaming, at the Halo World Championships in the Seattle Convention Center, Seattle, Wash., on Oct 23, 2022. Top players were presented with customized dog tags unique to their individual achievements. The Marine Corps emphasizes the importance of prompt recognition of an individual's achievement or service as it is vital to the morale of not just the individual but the entire unit.
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