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    A bronze statue of a female Marine stands atop a granite pedestal, dedicated to women who have worn the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor — the emblem of the United States Marine Corps. The dedication inscription on the base reads 'DEDICATED TO THE WOMEN WHO HAVE WORN THE EAGLE, GLOBE AND ANCHOR — 23 OCTOBER 1999.' A white water tower in the background bears the partial text 'MARINES,' indicating this is located on a U.S. Marine Corps installation.

    PARRIS ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    10.16.2015

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Aaron Bolser 

    Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island           

    Molly Marine stands tall during the re-dedication ceremony Oct. 16, 2015, as part of the centennial celebration on Parris Island, S.C. The statue bears the inscription, “... in honor of women Marines who serve their country in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Marine Corps.” This is a replica statue of the original Molly Marine monument located in New Orleans, which was first erected in 1943, the year the women’s reserve first activated.

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    Date Taken: 10.16.2015
    Date Posted: 10.19.2015 10:15
    Photo ID: 2238023
    VIRIN: 151016-M-RK242-009
    Resolution: 2449x4772
    Size: 2.89 MB
    Location: PARRIS ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, US
    Web Views: 118
    Downloads: 12

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    A bronze statue of a female Marine stands atop a granite pedestal, dedicated to women who have worn the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor — the emblem of the United States Marine Corps. The dedication inscription on the base reads 'DEDICATED TO THE WOMEN WHO HAVE WORN THE EAGLE, GLOBE AND ANCHOR — 23 OCTOBER 1999.' A white water tower in the background bears the partial text 'MARINES,' indicating this is located on a U.S. Marine Corps installation.
    A senior U.S. Marine Corps non-commissioned officer, identifiable by his campaign cover (drill instructor hat) and rank insignia, stands at a wooden podium with a microphone during an outdoor ceremony. Behind him is a memorial monument featuring bronze statues, including what appears to be a female Marine drill instructor figure, set against a landscaped garden with green shrubs and trees. The setting suggests a formal military commemorative event, likely at a Marine Corps recruit depot.
    Four U.S. Marines in service uniforms (khaki shirts, olive trousers, white belts) are conducting a formal flag ceremony, raising a large blue flag with white stars up a flagpole. The setting appears to be a military installation or ceremonial grounds with palm trees, manicured hedges, and additional flags visible in the background. The warm, low-angle lighting suggests the ceremony is taking place at either dawn or dusk.
    A senior U.S. Marine Corps officer in service uniform is speaking into a handheld microphone, likely addressing an audience at an outdoor military ceremony or event. He wears four stars on his garrison cap and collar, indicating the rank of General. Multiple service ribbons and medals are visible on his chest.
    A U.S. Marine Corps officer in service uniform (Charlie uniform) is speaking into a microphone at what appears to be an outdoor ceremony or dedication event. He is wearing a garrison cover (cap) and has multiple service ribbons on his chest, indicating significant military experience. A draped table with a red bow is visible in the background, suggesting a ribbon-cutting or dedication ceremony.
    A ribbon-cutting ceremony is taking place involving several U.S. Marine Corps personnel in uniform and one civilian in a blue suit. The participants are gathered around a red ribbon, appearing to cut or tear it to mark the opening of a facility. The setting appears to be in front of a brick building.

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