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Lejeune

American  
[luh-joon, -zhœn] / ləˈdʒun, -ˈʒœn /

noun

  1. John Archer 1867–1942, U.S. Marine Corps general.


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Alicia Blevins’s husband, Nathaniel, brings home $3,200 a month as a Marine corporal at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.

From The Wall Street Journal

Blevins, the wife of the Camp Lejeune Marine corporal, had been getting food from pantries periodically over the past few years to offset rising grocery costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Eurostar's chief safety and stations officer Simon Lejeune said he was "incredibly sorry" for the travel disruption.

From BBC

With a background in engineering and sales, LeJeune was a key source of information when Blackwell started running his own shop.

From Los Angeles Times

Robert LeJeune, from Echo Park, is one of his frequent callers.

From Los Angeles Times