Sergeant Chesty XIII, the official mascot Marine Corps, stands on Center walk after being promoted to his current rank during a ceremony at the Barracks June 1, 2012. Renowned for his tough, muscular, and aggressive appearance, the English bulldog has been serving as a corporal since May 2010. Sgt. Chesty is always on duty at the Barracks, motivating spectators and guests at countless performances both here and abroad.

Sergeant Chesty XIII, the official mascot Marine Corps, stands on Center walk after being promoted to his current rank during a ceremony at the Barracks June 1, 2012. Renowned for his tough, muscular, and aggressive appearance, the English bulldog has been serving as a corporal since May 2010. Sgt. Chesty is always on duty at the Barracks, motivating spectators and guests at countless performances both here and abroad. Stock Photo

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1 June 2012

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Sergeant Chesty XIII, the official mascot Marine Corps, stands on Center walk after being promoted to his current rank during a ceremony at the Barracks June 1, 2012. Renowned for his tough, muscular, and aggressive appearance, the English bulldog has been serving as a corporal since May 2010. Sgt. Chesty is always on duty at the Barracks, motivating spectators and guests at countless performances both here and abroad.

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