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6:42Now PlayingEach year, the United States Marshals Service Women’s Baker to Vegas Team competes in the B2V Challenge Cup Relay, a 24hour race that stretches 120miles from Baker, California to Las Vegas, Nevada. The team, made up of 20 female deputy U.S. marshals, a group of alternate runners, a support staff and volunteers, trains throughout the year to prepare for the historical event that pushes the limits of endurance, mental stamina, athleticism, and willpower. During the race, each runner also wears the names of deputy U.S. marshals who died in the line of duty. While supported by the agency, the team is funded entirely by the runners and donations, team members use their leave to participate and the majority return year after year. To learn more about careers in the U.S. Marshals Service and how you can “Be the difference,” visit
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