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Ask any of them, they all say it is absolutely crucial. it's part of their lore, l—0—r—e, their esprit de corps. they need to pass on the memory of what happened that day, which was the most momentous day in the unit's history, to the new generations of marines who are signing on. and that's what's happening. we have older men, younger men and women, and what they're doing is carrying on a tradition in which the older people got from their elders maybe 20 or 30 years ago. they're passing on the memory of this moment, which was a moment of such supreme sacrifice that it is the culminating...