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This Urban Valor episode features Marine Corps veteran Efrain Gastelum. Efrain came from a broken family, moved up to Victorville, CA where he experienced racism and enlisted into the Marines as an Anti-Tank Assaultman. In this veteran interview, he talks us through a brawl in Okinawa, Japan, which turned Marines against each other, the 9/11 incident that continues to haunt him, and how to best set up your foundation for transitioning out of the military. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Get Access To More Episodes and our Weekly Podcast at https://urbanvalor.com #veteran #military #urbanvalor #war #warstory #combat #combatveteran #marine #cnn #foxnews
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2 years ago
Deeply grateful for you and to you
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3 years ago
Awesome!!! Thank you for your service sir
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3 years ago
Semper fi brother, so proud of you man ! 
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1 year ago
My wife worked for Shannon Smith & Mary Alvarez at Indy Mac Bank. I worked for Countrywide for many years.
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11 days ago
Great presentation
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2 years ago (edited)
Marines who guard Embassy's are not trained at Chesapeake Bay they are not Security Forces. The school is at Quantico VA. Also Camp Schwab is the most Northern US Marine camp not the most Southern.
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3 years ago
Let’s go!!!
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3 years ago
I love the part where he is talking about meeting the ROK Marines. my uncle Scooter was in the 2nd ROK MAR BDE, Vietnam 1970-1971. Much respect to you, and all Veterans.
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1 year ago
Semper FI brother. Urah
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