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Jim Ginther, archives team leader in the Archives and Special Collections Branch at Marine Corps University, talks to graduates of Quantico High School about the Marine Corps Base Quantico archives on Oct. 30. The graduates toured the base as part of their all-years reunion. - Jim Ginther, archives team leader in the Archives and Special Collections Branch at Marine Corps University, talks to graduates of Quantico High School about the Marine Corps Base Quantico archives on Oct. 30. The graduates toured the base as part of their all-years reunion.

Not just a high school reunion, a ‘way-of-life’ reunion

The Marine Corps Base Quantico archives possess droves of documentation on how Marines lived, drilled, and studied on base since 1917, but they don’t know much about family life aboard Quantico throughout the years.

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Free summer camp opportunities plentiful for military children

Attending camp, whether day camp or sleepaway camp, is a summer ritual thousands of children look forward to every year. With the stress of parental deployments, frequent moves, and separation from extended family, military children face many unique challenges. Camps that cater toward military children provide a break from the stressors of everyday life and place children in a setting with others who are experiencing the same things they are.

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Scholarship opportunities

Upcoming scholarship opportunities for military students and family members.

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