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    Immortalizing the fallen: San Clemente hosts 10th Anniversary of Park Semper Fi [Image 6 of 8]

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    A U.S. Marine officer in dress blues uniform participates in a memorial plaque unveiling ceremony alongside civilians. The plaque on a stone wall reads 'GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN' and appears to reference HMLA-169, a Marine helicopter squadron. A red covering is being removed from the commemorative plaque during the dedication event.

    SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    10.11.2015

    Photo by Cpl. Demetrius Morgan 

    1st Marine Division

    Lieutenant Col. Edward W. Powers, commanding officer of Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 469, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, unveils the HMLA 469 memorial during Park Semper Fi’s 10th anniversary ceremony at San Clemente, Calif., Oct. 11, 2015. The ceremony paid tribute to Marines with HMLA 469 who gave their lives during a humanitarian mission in Nepal, May 12, 2015.

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    Date Taken: 10.11.2015
    Date Posted: 10.15.2015 15:02
    Photo ID: 2233705
    VIRIN: 151011-M-ET630-113
    Resolution: 5760x3840
    Size: 2.35 MB
    Location: SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 49
    Downloads: 4

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    An outdoor military ceremony taking place in what appears to be a coastal California location, featuring United States Marine Corps officers in dress blue uniforms. A senior officer in the foreground displays general officer rank insignia and multiple service ribbons. A civilian elder in a white guayabera shirt and cowboy hat stands among the uniformed personnel.
    A U.S. Marine Corps color guard is marching in formation during an outdoor military ceremony, carrying the American flag and a red Marine Corps flag. The event appears to take place in a coastal Southern California location, with palm trees, white buildings, and a parking area visible in the background. Civilian attendees are standing at attention, some with hands over their hearts, observing the ceremony.
    A United States Marine Corps Color Guard is participating in a formal ceremony, likely outdoors in a coastal or park-like setting. The Marines are dressed in their distinctive dress blue uniforms with white covers, white gloves, and white belts, carrying flags and rifles. The setting appears to be in a warm climate, suggested by palm trees and a hillside visible in the background.
    A U.S. Marine Corps officer in dress blues uniform delivers a speech at an outdoor podium during what appears to be a military ceremony or memorial event. An audience of approximately 15-20 people, including both military personnel in uniform and civilians, are seated in white folding chairs listening attentively. The event takes place in a coastal setting with palm trees, white buildings, and clear blue skies in the background.
    A U.S. Marine Corps officer in dress blues uniform is delivering a speech at a podium with a microphone. The setting appears to be an outdoor military ceremony in a warm coastal location, likely Southern California, based on the palm trees and Spanish-style architecture visible in the background. A second uniformed Marine is partially visible in the background.
    A U.S. Marine officer in dress blues uniform participates in a memorial plaque unveiling ceremony alongside civilians. The plaque on a stone wall reads 'GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN' and appears to reference HMLA-169, a Marine helicopter squadron. A red covering is being removed from the commemorative plaque during the dedication event.
    A U.S. Marine Corps officer in dress blues stands solemnly beside a memorial plaque dedicated to fallen Marines from HMLA-469, dated 12 May 2015. The bronze plaque reads 'Victor Echo 01 - Gone But Never Forgotten' and lists the names of Captain E. Korgren, Sergeant E. Seaman, Sergeant W. Johnson IV, and Captain D. Lukasiewicz. The officer appears to be participating in a memorial or dedication ceremony.
    A group of approximately seven to eight men are standing together outdoors at what appears to be a formal or commemorative event. Most are wearing dress shirts, slacks, and sunglasses, with one man in a full navy suit and tie. A memorial plaque is visible on a stone wall to the left.

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