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Summary
Sgt. Maj. Rogelio De Leon, sergeant major of Marine Rotational Force – Darwin, calls his Marines to attention to listen to Brig. Gen. John Frewen, 1st Brigade commanding general and senior Australian Defence Force officer for Robertson Barracks, speak about the six-month rotation, expectations and the significance of their presence, April 11. Frewen said the rotation is a tangible sign of the strength between Australia and the United States.
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Date
11/04/2014
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