Children create tie dye t-shirts during day one of Camp Camo at the Paige Fieldhouse, July 30. Camp Camo is a four-day camp where young children ages seven to 11 learn about nutrition, exercise and how to be healthy during the summer. - Children create tie dye t-shirts during day one of Camp Camo at the Paige Fieldhouse, July 30. Camp Camo is a four-day camp where young children ages seven to 11 learn about nutrition, exercise and how to be healthy during the summer.

Service members and their families attending the 13th annual Community Day Celebration were able to enter and sign-up to win prizes at the the various booths at the San Onofre Community Center, July 21. A raffle was held throughout the day offering prizes from gift certificates to video game systems. - Service members and their families attending the 13th annual Community Day Celebration were able to enter and sign-up to win prizes at the the various booths at the San Onofre Community Center, July 21. A raffle was held throughout the day offering prizes from gift certificates to video game systems.

After changing out of his formals, U.S. Marine Lance Cpl Jonathan Contreras, from Vista, Calif. gets lots of hugs and kisses from his two-year-old pit bull Diego after a seven month absence, at Uvas Reservoir Sunday. While Contreras was on deployment in Afghanistan, Diego's living situation was facilitated through a national organization called Dogs on Deployment, where he has been staying at a Gilroy home for the past three months. - After changing out of his formals, U.S. Marine Lance Cpl Jonathan Contreras, from Vista, Calif. gets lots of hugs and kisses from his two-year-old pit bull Diego after a seven month absence, at Uvas Reservoir Sunday. While Contreras was on deployment in Afghanistan, Diego's living situation was facilitated through a national organization called Dogs on Deployment, where he has been staying at a Gilroy home for the past three months.

Susan Stuffle shows the class a comparison of the data they gathered from the statapult simulation at Wounded Warrior Battalion-West, June 1. After taking the class, many students took a different outlook on how to conduct business. Stuffle is a CPI black belt instructor with Headquarters Marine Corps Plans and Resources. - Susan Stuffle shows the class a comparison of the data they gathered from the statapult simulation at Wounded Warrior Battalion-West, June 1. After taking the class, many students took a different outlook on how to conduct business. Stuffle is a CPI black belt instructor with Headquarters Marine Corps Plans and Resources.

Family members of service members attend a Family Readiness Volunteer Training class at the Marine Corps Family Team Building on Camp Pendleton, May 24. The class explains the structure of the program, roles and responsibilities, communication within the program and resources around the base. - Family members of service members attend a Family Readiness Volunteer Training class at the Marine Corps Family Team Building on Camp Pendleton, May 24. The class explains the structure of the program, roles and responsibilities, communication within the program and resources around the base.

Freddy Richardson charges through the defense to gain a few yards during the 2012 Flag Football Championship League on Camp Pendleton, May 17. The Combat Logistics Regiment 17 Desk Jockeys overcame their opponents, the Assault Amphibious School Battalion Gators, with a score of 26 to eight. Richardson is the quarterback for the Desk Jockeys. - Freddy Richardson charges through the defense to gain a few yards during the 2012 Flag Football Championship League on Camp Pendleton, May 17. The Combat Logistics Regiment 17 Desk Jockeys overcame their opponents, the Assault Amphibious School Battalion Gators, with a score of 26 to eight. Richardson is the quarterback for the Desk Jockeys.

Mya Russell, 8, read the Kids First Fair proclemation during the opening ceremony of the 17th annual Kids First Fair hosted by the Children, Youth and Teen Programs at the Paige Fieldhouse parking lot on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton April 28. The fair recognized children of military members and provided information and resources to service members and their families. Russell is a third grade student at Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School. - Mya Russell, 8, read the Kids First Fair proclemation during the opening ceremony of the 17th annual Kids First Fair hosted by the Children, Youth and Teen Programs at the Paige Fieldhouse parking lot on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton April 28. The fair recognized children of military members and provided information and resources to service members and their families. Russell is a third grade student at Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School.

Navy Capt. Theron C. Toole (right), chief of medical staff, accepts an award from Brig. Gen. Vincent Coglianese (left), commanding general of Marine Corps Installations West, for Large Unit Volunteer of the Year on behalf of Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton during a volunteer recognition ceremony at the Pacific Views Event Center at Camp Pendleton, Calif., April 19. The unit served more than 18,000 hours in 2011 coordinating food and toy drives, festivals, coaching Special Olympics athletes, the School to Center Program, assisting the Wounded Warriors Program, and providing services both on and off base. - Navy Capt. Theron C. Toole (right), chief of medical staff, accepts an award from Brig. Gen. Vincent Coglianese (left), commanding general of Marine Corps Installations West, for Large Unit Volunteer of the Year on behalf of Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton during a volunteer recognition ceremony at the Pacific Views Event Center at Camp Pendleton, Calif., April 19. The unit served more than 18,000 hours in 2011 coordinating food and toy drives, festivals, coaching Special Olympics athletes, the School to Center Program, assisting the Wounded Warriors Program, and providing services both on and off base.