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Recruits Hunter A. Sime and Devon M. Ghiloni, (left to right) Platoon 1022, Bravo Company, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, work together to find their way to their next point during the Land Navigation Course at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Jan. 6. The recruits learned how to measure ground distance using pace count. A pace count is how many steps it takes a person to walk a known distance. It allowed them to keep track of how far they had traveled from their starting points. Sime is a native of Cottate Grove, Wis., and was recruited out of Recruiting Substation Milwaukee. Ghilone is a native of Burkburnett, Texas and was recruited out of Recruiting Substation Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas.
150106-M-FJ744-005.JPG Photo By: Cpl. Tyler Viglione

Jan 8, 2015
San Diego, California - Recruits Hunter A. Sime and Devon M. Ghiloni, (left to right) Platoon 1022, Bravo Company, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, work together to find their way to their next point during the Land Navigation Course at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Jan. 6. The recruits learned how to measure ground distance using pace count. A pace count is how many steps it takes a person to walk a known distance. It allowed them to keep track of how far they had traveled from their starting points. Sime is a native of Cottate Grove, Wis., and was recruited out of Recruiting Substation Milwaukee. Ghilone is a native of Burkburnett, Texas and was recruited out of Recruiting Substation Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas.


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