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A group of California Marines slated to ship out to Afghanistan soon is getting some last-minute training -- in an orchard. And as CBS News Correspondent Priya David Clemens reported on The Early Show, if their mission succeeds, it will literally bear fruit.Clemens observed that U.S. troops are fighting in Afghanistan to secure peace, while others ready to ship out are preparing to keep it. A group of Marines, who spend mon
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