5th Marine Regiment is one of two Marine Corps regiments authorized to wear the Fourragere for heroic actions during World War I. All members of the regiment are authorized to wear the award for as long as they remain part of the Fighting Fifth. The cerem

5th Marine Regiment is one of two Marine Corps regiments authorized to wear the Fourragere for heroic actions during World War I. All members of the regiment are authorized to wear the award for as long as they remain part of the Fighting Fifth. The cerem Stock Photo

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5th Marine Regiment is one of two Marine Corps regiments authorized to wear the Fourragere for heroic actions during World War I. All members of the regiment are authorized to wear the award for as long as they remain part of the Fighting Fifth. The ceremony emphasizes the Marines' commitment to the rich history of 5th Marine Regiment.

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