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Corporal Matias Case Study

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Corporal Matias has shown extraordinary mettle in times of challenge. His unwavering sense of duty, remarkable level of selflessness, and extended capabilities are keeping with the highest standards of Marine Corps tradition and that of a good man. Corporal Matias is constantly engaged with the Marines, whether it is training them in the shop on the different accounting practices or physically training them to achieve new heights in physical fitness. SNM constantly strives to be better and expand his knowledge of the Marine Corps, as well as his personal capabilities. Currently he has volunteered to accept duty on the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit. Through unquestionable judgement Corporal Matias personally oversaw the recoupment of over

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