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GSGT
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GSGTGunnery Sergeant (United States Marine Corps)
GSGTGranite State Gas Transmission, Inc. (New Hampshire)
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He leaves his wife of 48 years, Maribeth (Dumphy) McGowan; his son, John McGowan of Gilbert, AZ; his daughter, Caren Kyle and her husband, Master Gunnery Sergeant, USMC, John Kyle of Oceanside, CA; two grandchildren, Jessica and James Kyle of Oceanside, CA; his brother, Robert McGowan and his wife Mary of Danvers, MA and four nieces.
Thomas F. McGowan by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
One fighter who attracts particular support is Gunnery Sergeant Tanya James, who is a MCMAP brown belt -- one step below the top black-belt category.
Fight club toughens up US Marines in Afghan desert by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
One fighter who attracts particular support is Gunnery Sergeant Tanya James, who is a MCMAP brown belt -- one step below the top black-belt category.
Fight club toughens up US Marines in Afghan desert by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
 
 
 
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