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Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, left, retired Lt. Col. Larry Rannals, center-right, and Col. Eugene Apicella, right, presented Maria Swanson, center-left, and Rose Ingersoll, center, with letters of appreciation at the Marine Corps Installations Commanding General’s Office here, Feb. 25. - Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, left, retired Lt. Col. Larry Rannals, center-right, and Col. Eugene Apicella, right, presented Maria Swanson, center-left, and Rose Ingersoll, center, with letters of appreciation at the Marine Corps Installations Commanding General’s Office here, Feb. 25.
7:30 a.m. the Las Pulgas Gate Entry will be delayed and reopened at 10:00 a.m. March 3. - 7:30 a.m. the Las Pulgas Gate Entry will be delayed and reopened at 10:00 a.m. March 3.
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Cpl. Bilma J. Diaz, left, the NCO of the year at Weapons and Field Training Battalion, is presented an enlisted recognition award by Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, right, the commanding general for Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and regional authority for five Marine Corps Installations in the southwestern United States. - Cpl. Bilma J. Diaz, left, the NCO of the year at Weapons and Field Training Battalion, is presented an enlisted recognition award by Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, right, the commanding general for Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and regional authority for five Marine Corps Installations in the southwestern United States.
Sgt. Ricardo D. Torres, an aviation intermediate level structures mechanic with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron here, listens to career advice given to him from Gunnery Sgt. Jeremy L. Hammock, a Manpower Management Support Branch–50 career counselor. Marines attending Sergeant’s Course received one-on-one occupational guidance to improve their chances for promotion during a visit from MMSB–50 here Feb. 19 - 21. - Sgt. Ricardo D. Torres, an aviation intermediate level structures mechanic with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron here, listens to career advice given to him from Gunnery Sgt. Jeremy L. Hammock, a Manpower Management Support Branch–50 career counselor. Marines attending Sergeant’s Course received one-on-one occupational guidance to improve their chances for promotion during a visit from MMSB–50 here Feb. 19 - 21.
Senior leaders from Camp Pendleton pose with the Professional Housing Management Association award winners here Feb. 20. The awardees from Camp Pendleton won three of the five categories presented throughout the Marine Corps. - Senior leaders from Camp Pendleton pose with the Professional Housing Management Association award winners here Feb. 20. The awardees from Camp Pendleton won three of the five categories presented throughout the Marine Corps.
Marines wait for a one-man play titled “Rum and Vodka” to begin, as Bryan Dorries, the artistic director of the production, introduced Adam Driver, an actor who performed an excerpt from the monologue at the base theater Feb. 14. - Marines wait for a one-man play titled “Rum and Vodka” to begin, as Bryan Dorries, the artistic director of the production, introduced Adam Driver, an actor who performed an excerpt from the monologue at the base theater Feb. 14.
Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, base commanding general and regional authority for five military installations in the Southwestern United States, and his wife, walk to greet the Congressional Delegation Miller during their visit to the base, Feb. 16. - Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, base commanding general and regional authority for five military installations in the Southwestern United States, and his wife, walk to greet the Congressional Delegation Miller during their visit to the base, Feb. 16.
Hannah, a 15-year-old volunteer for Camp C.O.P.E., left, and Amelia, 4, practice deep breathing techniques by blowing bubbles during the camp held at Stuart Mesa Elementary School here Feb. 9. The camp's focus is to teach children new ways to cope with a parent's injury or deployment. - Hannah, a 15-year-old volunteer for Camp C.O.P.E., left, and Amelia, 4, practice deep breathing techniques by blowing bubbles during the camp held at Stuart Mesa Elementary School here Feb. 9. The camp's focus is to teach children new ways to cope with a parent's injury or deployment.