6 Aug 20 Garand Picture of the Day - Bonus Name the Marine

[Mark in Rochester]

Bonus if you can name the marine on the left with out looking

Answer: right click search google for image

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[Bob Seijas]

DAY-O!

[Mark in Rochester]

DAY-O!

Sorry Harry was USN in WW2

[Sarge1998]

Roberto Clemente.

"In September 1958, Clemente joined the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He went on to serve his six-month active duty commitment at Parris Island, South Carolina, Camp LeJeune in North Carolina, and Washington, D.C. At Parris Island, Clemente received his recruit training with Platoon 346 of the 3rd Recruit Battalion.[25] The rigorous Marine Corps training programs helped Clemente physically; he added strength by gaining ten pounds and said his back troubles (caused by being in a 1954 auto accident, see below) had disappeared. He was a private first class in the Marine Corps Reserve until September 1964."

Wikipedia

[Mark in Rochester]

Roberto Clemente.

"In September 1958, Clemente joined the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He went on to serve his six-month active duty commitment at Parris Island, South Carolina, Camp LeJeune in North Carolina, and Washington, D.C. At Parris Island, Clemente received his recruit training with Platoon 346 of the 3rd Recruit Battalion.[25] The rigorous Marine Corps training programs helped Clemente physically; he added strength by gaining ten pounds and said his back troubles (caused by being in a 1954 auto accident, see below) had disappeared. He was a private first class in the Marine Corps Reserve until September 1964."

Wikipedia

Yes! Roberto Clemente.

Saw him play in 1968 at Forbes Field

[Bill Hollinger]

I admit I had to view the picture source.