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Local military who marched in gay pride parade receive mostly warm reception

By , The Daily Transcript

Jaime Rincon, a Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton, did something on Saturday very few other Marines—or any other military members—have done. He was one of hundreds of active duty and retired military personnel who marched in San Diego’s gay pride parade. Organizers believe this was the first time in U.S. history an active military contingent participated in a gay pride event.

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