Julio Medina

Leatherhead the Story of Marine Corps Bootcamp Julio Medina

Leatherhead is a series of cartoons by Sgt N. E. Packwood, Jr. About his time in marine corps boot camp. This is now a classic that should be cherished by Marines past, present and future. All the drawings leading back to WW2 are still very relevant to most in today's world. It's a small world, it's an even smaller Marine Corps.


Every leatherneck should have a copy of this fun comic style illustration that dates back to 1951 originally published for the Marines Corps Association.

This specific comic was also given to men on their very first day of boot camp through WWII. This relic is a great addition to your collection or a very thoughtful gift for those who have gone before. If you know someone waiting to ship out, this is the perfect going away gift. RAH!