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Bill P. Gick, fire inspector and public information officer, Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, is seen above in front of a fire engine at Truck Company 1, Station 1 in the 22 Area. Gick has served with Pendleton’s FES for the last 16 years. - Bill P. Gick, fire inspector and public information officer, Fire and Emergency Services, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, is seen above in front of a fire engine at Truck Company 1, Station 1 in the 22 Area. Gick has served with Pendleton’s FES for the last 16 years.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Mark S. Miller conducts the more than 80 musicians that make up the U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. The Drum and Bugle Corps is the only active unit of its kind throughout the U.S. Armed Forces.::r::::n:: - Master Gunnery Sgt. Mark S. Miller conducts the more than 80 musicians that make up the U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. The Drum and Bugle Corps is the only active unit of its kind throughout the U.S. Armed Forces.::r::::n::

Gunnery Sgt. Collin C. Bennett, staff noncommissioned officer for the flightline, Marine Medium Helicopter Training Squadron 164, Marine Aircraft Group 39, 3rd Marine Air Wing, reads to Edith Osio, second-grade student, at Vista’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts Monday in celebration of Read Across America and the late Dr. Seuss’ 105th birthday.::r::::n:: - Gunnery Sgt. Collin C. Bennett, staff noncommissioned officer for the flightline, Marine Medium Helicopter Training Squadron 164, Marine Aircraft Group 39, 3rd Marine Air Wing, reads to Edith Osio, second-grade student, at Vista’s Academy of Visual and Performing Arts Monday in celebration of Read Across America and the late Dr. Seuss’ 105th birthday.::r::::n::

Joe Garza, former Marine and Iwo Jima survivor, bows his head in reverence during a ceremony commemorating 64 years since the historic battle on Iwo Jima, held at the South Mesa Club, Saturday. Garza was one of hundreds who attended the three-hour ceremony, which was filled with stories of survivors reliving the gruesome battle, a wreath laying and the time honored 21-gun salute. The ceremony was followed by a reception, dinner and dance. - Joe Garza, former Marine and Iwo Jima survivor, bows his head in reverence during a ceremony commemorating 64 years since the historic battle on Iwo Jima, held at the South Mesa Club, Saturday. Garza was one of hundreds who attended the three-hour ceremony, which was filled with stories of survivors reliving the gruesome battle, a wreath laying and the time honored 21-gun salute. The ceremony was followed by a reception, dinner and dance.

Dr. Rick W. Bottoms, branch head, Installation Restoration and Remediation Branch, Assistant Chief of Staff Environmental Security, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines a recently planted vegeatation at IR site 30. This site was retored last year. - Dr. Rick W. Bottoms, branch head, Installation Restoration and Remediation Branch, Assistant Chief of Staff Environmental Security, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, examines a recently planted vegeatation at IR site 30. This site was retored last year.

More than 130 emergency responders from Camp Pendleton's Fire and Emergency services toured the visiting aircraft and received training on proper emergency procedures. - More than 130 emergency responders from Camp Pendleton's Fire and Emergency services toured the visiting aircraft and received training on proper emergency procedures.

Lance Cpl. Jack L. Ruh (right), military police, Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, works alongside recently hired Ashley C. Toro (left), civilian police officer, MCB, as they monitor traffic going in and out Pendleton’s front gate. - Lance Cpl. Jack L. Ruh (right), military police, Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, works alongside recently hired Ashley C. Toro (left), civilian police officer, MCB, as they monitor traffic going in and out Pendleton’s front gate.