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Former A&M Graduate Nominated To Be The New Commandant Of The United States Marine Corps

June 1, 2023 by Willy1550

A Texas A&M graduate from 1987, who was in the Corps of Cadets, is nominated to lead the U.S. Marine Corps.

An A&M news release says Eric Smith has been named by the Biden White House. Smith, who is in his second year as assistant commandant, would lead 180 thousand active duty Marines and 30 thousand reservists. Smith’s collegiate career included commanding the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band and serving as a member of the Ross Volunteer Company that represents the university. Smith’s military career includes serving in three wars and receiving a Purple Heart, a Legion of Merit, two Bronze Stars, and two Defense Distinguished Service Medals. Smith’s nomination to become the Marine’s 39th commandant is subject to senate confirmation.

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