Marine Barracks 8th and I Insignia Charm Gold my heart The Native Americans

The Native Americans

The "yellow" ribbon dates back to 1917 and was popularized in 1973 with the pop song "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree" By the 1990's

Pairs well with the Pave Spacer Red

The legendary Yellow Footprints are the first thing Marine recruits see as they disembark the bus and stand in their first formation upon arrival at “boot camp”

Recall your time stationed at National Capital Region Medical with our replica of their logo

Marine Barracks 8th and I Insignia Charm Gold my heart The Native AmericansCelebrate your unique time at Marine Barracks, Washington D. C. with our silver rendition of "8th and I." Established in 1801, this is the oldest active post in the Marine Corps and has been the site of the Home of the Commandant since 1806. In addition, 8th and I is home to the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon, "The President's Own" Marine Band, the Marine Drum and Bugle Corps, and Sgt. Chesty the Marine Corps English bulldog mascot. This charm also