Camp Lejeune is celebrating Independence Day with a naturalization ceremony for 25 Marines, sailors and their spouses.
The ceremony Saturday night is part of a day long Independence Day celebration featuring fireworks, food and live music performed by the 2nd Marine Division Band.
The 22 active-duty service members and three spouses come from 16 countries including Jamaica, Zambia and China. They are assigned to units at Camp Lejeune, New River and Cherry Point. Many are combat veterans.
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Published: July 04, 2009
Published: July 04, 2009
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