Camp Lejeune Photos

Sgt. Dany R. Gray, a combat illustrator, and Navy Capt. Efren Saenz, the commanding officer of Field Medical Training school, unveil a portrait of Petty Officer 2nd Class John H. Bradley, Dec. 4 during a ground breaking ceremony on Camp Johnson, one of the Marine Corps bases Camp Lejeune. Bradley was legendary for being pictured in the famous flag-raising of Mount Suribachi, one of the bloodiest Marine casualty producing battles in Marine Corps history. The new FMTS building will be dedicated after Bradley in honor of his devoted service as a corpsman.

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Dec 5, 2008

Sgt. Dany R. Gray, a combat illustrator, and Navy Capt. Efren Saenz, the commanding officer of Field Medical Training school, unveil a portrait of Petty Officer 2nd Class John H. Bradley, Dec. 4 during a ground breaking ceremony on Camp Johnson, one of the Marine Corps bases Camp Lejeune. Bradley was legendary for being pictured in the famous flag-raising of Mount Suribachi, one of the bloodiest Marine casualty producing battles in Marine Corps history. The new FMTS building will be dedicated after Bradley in honor of his devoted service as a corpsman.

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