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Triplets go through Marine boot camp together at Parris Island. 'Still my babies,' Mom says - Vimarsana News

Triplets go through Marine boot camp together at Parris Island. 'Still my babies,' Mom says

Growing up, the three brothers from Massachusetts fought all the time, but the Marine Corps brought them together at Parris Island.

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Triplets go through Marine boot camp together at Parris Island: 'Still my babies,' Mom says - Vimarsana News

Triplets go through Marine boot camp together at Parris Island: 'Still my babies,' Mom says

On Friday, Connor, Matthew and Griffin Wehr, will graduate together as Marines. They will march across the parade deck wearing white covers and crisp blue slacks and tan shirts as members of one of the world’s elite fighting forces.

Triplets Go Through Marine Boot Camp Together at Parris Island. 'Still My Babies,' Mom Says - Vimarsana News

Triplets Go Through Marine Boot Camp Together at Parris Island. 'Still My Babies,' Mom Says

Connor, Matthew and Griffin Wehr came into the world together so tiny and frail they required neonatal intensive care before their parents Michelle and Kenneth Wehr of Marshfield, Massachusetts, could take them home.

The True Origin of the US Marine Corps' 'Oorah' Call - Vimarsana News

The True Origin of the US Marine Corps' 'Oorah' Call

"Oorah" is a relatively new addition, especially considering how old the Marine Corps and many of its traditions are.

Recruit's training death was 'avoidable,' Marines say; charges could be brought against drill instructor - Vimarsana News

Recruit's training death was 'avoidable,' Marines say; charges could be brought against drill instructor

A report places the blame for the death of the Dalton Beals, 19, on training and leadership failures, including company commanders, but particularly cites the role of the Crucible team leader, a senior drill instructor whose name is redacted.