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stands in front of the ruins of the Marine operations center,
destroyed in a suicide bombing attack, Beirut, Lebanon. US
Marine stands in front of the ruins of the Marine operations
center, destroyed in a suicide bombing attack, Beirut, Lebanon.
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. - It was the first major terrorist attack on
the U.S.  Now, 30 years after the bombing on Marine barracks in
Beirut, Lebanon, veterans, Marines and families of the victims
came together to reflect and remember.  It's been three decades
since the deadly Beirut bombing. But families and friends of the
victims whose names now grace the wall say the memories and the
hurt are still fresh.  With a heavy heart, Beirut veteran Bill
Harrison paid his respects.  "It's opened my eyes thinking I
could not have been here. And that would've changed everything,
my family, my kids,