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How to Become an Officer of Marines (video)

In just 90 seconds, this little mash-up tells you what it takes to become an officer of Marines.

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Interested in leading the few, the proud? Learn more athttp://www.becominganofficer.com and get ready for USMC OCS athttp://officercandidatesschool.com

Yes, this video is an homage to the 2012 Dodge Dart commercial campaign. Beats from “No Church in the Wild” by Kanye West and Jay-Z.

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