Ooo-rah! Traditional Cache
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Just off the exit and accessible while traveling in either direction on the interstate. Bison tube hanging low in a bushy tree.
Currently in the Marine Corps, the term Devil Dog is a very common nickname for all Marines. "Devil Dog" was historically a well accepted term of endearment. Professional Military Education had stated "Devil Dog" is a title of honor, and should be regarded as such. "Devil Dog" should be called out when praising ones actions when they are in keeping with the high standards of the Corps. The "dog" in the phrase is usually depicted as a bulldog in line with the original 1918 poster. The bull dog is the official mascot of the Corps. A line of bulldogs had served as the unofficial mascot of the Corps since the 1920s, most named after General Chesty Puller.
The United States Marines Corps bulldog design was inspected by the Department of the Navy, Headquarters, United States Marine Corps, Washington, D. C. on January 25, 1983 and adequately conformed to the Department of Navy's specifications and approved. Subsequent to this approval, it was further approved for product and licensing distribution.
Upon approval of the United States Marine Corps, Department of Navy, Headquarters, United States Marine Corps, the copyright application was submitted. It took approximately four years to have the copyright approved. It was issued on February 3, 1983. The copyright was a significant step in having the Headquarters, US Marine Corps ranking the Bulldog as the official Bulldog for the United States Marine Corps.
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