MARINE CORPS RECRUIT DEPOT SAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug. 18, 2005 – "After all the things he has been through, I'm sure he isn't worried about me screaming in his ear," Marine Staff Sgt. Nathan Nofziger, a drill instructor here, said about his West African recruit. Pfc. Nimley Tabue is one of the 271 recruits in Company B, but few could say they've been in his shoes. The soft-spoken Liberia native recalls visions of war and the struggles he and his family went through to survive when thinking back to his native country. Tabue's parents came from different tribes. He said...
