Pvt. Zachery T. Douthitt, Platoon 3242, Co. L, takes a moment before finishing an obstacle course during the crucible aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Aug.14. Douthitt is a 20-year-old Muncie, Ind. native who entered recruit training with the goal of earning a leadership position. Although Douthit did not reach his goal in recruit training he said he will continue to work for a leadership billet in the Marine Corps. - Pvt. Zachery T. Douthitt, Platoon 3242, Co. L, takes a moment before finishing an obstacle course during the crucible aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Aug.14. Douthitt is a 20-year-old Muncie, Ind. native who entered recruit training with the goal of earning a leadership position. Although Douthit did not reach his goal in recruit training he said he will continue to work for a leadership billet in the Marine Corps.

Staff Sgt. Kenneth Carter II stands between Don "The Dragon" Wislon, and American champion kickboxer and Lisa "The Black Widow" King, Muay Thai Kickboxer, for a photo after Carter was inducted into the Masters Hall of Fame. He was presented the Living Legend award in a ceremony held at Orange County Hilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. Aug 11. - Staff Sgt. Kenneth Carter II stands between Don "The Dragon" Wislon, and American champion kickboxer and Lisa "The Black Widow" King, Muay Thai Kickboxer, for a photo after Carter was inducted into the Masters Hall of Fame. He was presented the Living Legend award in a ceremony held at Orange County Hilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. Aug 11.

Sgt. Christopher G. Woidt, drill instructor, Platoon 1001, Company A, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, directs recruits' movement as they execute log curls during recruit training aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Aug. 14. Log curls was one of several exercises recruits performed during their log drills which allowed the recruits to build teamwork. - Sgt. Christopher G. Woidt, drill instructor, Platoon 1001, Company A, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, directs recruits' movement as they execute log curls during recruit training aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Aug. 14. Log curls was one of several exercises recruits performed during their log drills which allowed the recruits to build teamwork.