SSgt. Lonny Washington-Paige, a recruiter with Recruiting Sub-Station Tun Tavern, hands a Marine shirt to Ciara Thomas, an athlete, April 29, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the 2017 Penn Relays. The Marines handed out hundreds of shirts, protein shakers, water bottles, hats, keychains, pencils, and racing jackets to athletes throughout the three day event. In order to receive an item, athletes had to perform pull-ups or a flexed-arm hang on the pull-up bar. (photo by Sgt. Matt Myers/Released) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-ssgt-lonny-washington-paige-a-recruiter-with-recruiting-sub-station-139430175.html

RMJ2RGH3–SSgt. Lonny Washington-Paige, a recruiter with Recruiting Sub-Station Tun Tavern, hands a Marine shirt to Ciara Thomas, an athlete, April 29, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the 2017 Penn Relays. The Marines handed out hundreds of shirts, protein shakers, water bottles, hats, keychains, pencils, and racing jackets to athletes throughout the three day event. In order to receive an item, athletes had to perform pull-ups or a flexed-arm hang on the pull-up bar. (photo by Sgt. Matt Myers/Released)

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SSgt. Lonny Washington-Paige, a recruiter with Recruiting Sub-Station Tun Tavern, hands a Marine shirt to Ciara Thomas, an athlete, April 29, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the 2017 Penn Relays. The Marines handed out hundreds of shirts, protein shakers, water bottles, hats, keychains, pencils, and racing jackets to athletes throughout the three day event. In order to receive an item, athletes had to perform pull-ups or a flexed-arm hang on the pull-up bar. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ssgt-lonny-washington-paige-a-recruiter-with-recruiting-sub-station-tun-tavern-hands-a-marine-shirt-to-ciara-thomas-an-athlete-april-29-2017-in-philadelphia-pennsylvania-during-the-2017-penn-relays-the-marines-handed-out-hundreds-of-shirts-protein-shakers-water-bottles-hats-keychains-pencils-and-racing-jackets-to-athletes-throughout-the-three-day-event-in-order-to-receive-an-item-athletes-had-to-perform-pull-ups-or-a-flexed-arm-hang-on-the-pull-up-bar-image188063321.html

RMMWY0K5–SSgt. Lonny Washington-Paige, a recruiter with Recruiting Sub-Station Tun Tavern, hands a Marine shirt to Ciara Thomas, an athlete, April 29, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the 2017 Penn Relays. The Marines handed out hundreds of shirts, protein shakers, water bottles, hats, keychains, pencils, and racing jackets to athletes throughout the three day event. In order to receive an item, athletes had to perform pull-ups or a flexed-arm hang on the pull-up bar.

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SSgt. Lonny Washington-Paige, a recruiter with Recruiting Sub-Station Tun Tavern, hands a Marine shirt to Ciara Thomas, an athlete, April 29, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the 2017 Penn Relays. The Marines handed out hundreds of shirts, protein shakers, water bottles, hats, keychains, pencils, and racing jackets to athletes throughout the three day event. In order to receive an item, athletes had to perform pull-ups or a flexed-arm hang on the pull-up bar. (photo by Sgt. Matt Myers/Released) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ssgt-lonny-washington-paige-a-recruiter-with-recruiting-sub-station-tun-tavern-hands-a-marine-shirt-to-ciara-thomas-an-athlete-april-29-2017-in-philadelphia-pennsylvania-during-the-2017-penn-relays-the-marines-handed-out-hundreds-of-shirts-protein-shakers-water-bottles-hats-keychains-pencils-and-racing-jackets-to-athletes-throughout-the-three-day-event-in-order-to-receive-an-item-athletes-had-to-perform-pull-ups-or-a-flexed-arm-hang-on-the-pull-up-bar-photo-by-sgt-matt-myersreleased-image186279995.html

RMMR1P0Y–SSgt. Lonny Washington-Paige, a recruiter with Recruiting Sub-Station Tun Tavern, hands a Marine shirt to Ciara Thomas, an athlete, April 29, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the 2017 Penn Relays. The Marines handed out hundreds of shirts, protein shakers, water bottles, hats, keychains, pencils, and racing jackets to athletes throughout the three day event. In order to receive an item, athletes had to perform pull-ups or a flexed-arm hang on the pull-up bar. (photo by Sgt. Matt Myers/Released)

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