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Over 11,400 runners participated in the 47th Marine Corps Marathon, also referred to as “The People’s Marathon,” that took place on October 23rd, 2022. Completing a marathon, let alone placing in one, is no easy feat. Any runner, whether this was their first or 10th marathon, could tell you that it takes both physical and mental resilience to finish.

Lance Cpl. Purcell: Could you tell me a bit about where you are from?

Capt. Jenkins: Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. Go tribe!

Lance Cpl. Purcell: What got you started with running competitively? And which major races have you competed in up to this point?

Interview with U.S. Marin...

U.S. Marine Corps photo by Story by Lance Cpl. Cody Purcell/Released 221101-M-QT022-1006.JPG

Nov 28, 2022

Over 11,400 runners participated in the 47th Marine Corps Marathon, also referred to as “The People’s Marathon,” that took place on October 23rd, 2022. Completing a marathon, let alone placing in one, is no easy feat. Any runner, whether this was their first or 10th marathon, could tell you that it takes both physical and mental resilience to finish. Lance Cpl. Purcell: Could you tell me a bit about where you are from? Capt. Jenkins: Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. Go tribe! Lance Cpl. Purcell: What got you started with running competitively? And which major races have you competed in up to this point?

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