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Marine Corps League Longview Detachment 959
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Detachment 959 of the Marine Corps League meets on Alpine Road in Longview. Its members are active-duty and honorably discharged Marines, and the detachment's stated purpose is looking after fellow Marine Corps veterans and their families.
The group puts its volunteer hours into Toys for Tots, hospice work and VA support around the Longview area. It operates as a tax-exempt subordinate unit of the national Marine Corps League and is one of the detachments listed by the Department of Texas.
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