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USO Helps Combat Center Patrons Enjoy Super Bowl

n Feb. 4, Marines, Sailors and
Opatrons were able to enjoy
Super Bowl LII at Camp Wilson and
the Brass & Rockers Club aboard
MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, Calif.
The Brass & Rockers Club,
formerly known as the Officers’
Club, opened its doors for Combat
Center patrons to enjoy the Super
Bowl together. Each person who
bought a drink at the bar was given
a raffle ticket to win Bud Light priz-
es, which included water bottles,
lawn chairs and stuffed footballs.
At the same time, the United
Services Organization (USO) host-
ed a Big Game celebration for Ma- Bartender Steve Tittnich serves drinks
rines and Sailors at Camp Wilson’s to Combat Center patrons in the Brass
mess hall. Attendees viewed the & Rockers Club during Super Bowl LII
game on the big screen television aboard MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, Calif.
provided by the USO while enjoying
the menu offered at the mess hall.
They also were given the opportu- Marines and Sailors watch Super Bowl LII
nity to win prizes through a raffle on a large screen television in the Camp
hosted by the Warrior Club, the Wilson Mess Hall at a USO-hosted event
camp’s all-ranks fast-food venue. aboard MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, Calif.
This event marks the third PHOTOS: CPL. NATALIA CUEVAS, USMC
year the USO brought the NFL
championship game to Marines
and Sailors at Camp Wilson. The
effort was directed to raise morale
and provide servicemembers with
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