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Military Police will provide security and emergency services from 1730-2000, Oct. 31 to deter crime and provide a safe environment for children. There will be an increased presence of mobile and walking patrols in the following housing areas. • De Luz Housing • San Luis Rey Housing • Stuart Mesa Housing • Santa Margarita Housing • San Onofre Housing • O’Neil Heights Housing • Serra Mesa Housing • Wire Mountain Housing • South Mesa Housing • Delmar Housing The fire department will also have engines and ambulances staged at the entrances to housing that is in their response zone, according to the letter of instruction for operation Base Reign Over Our Munchkins. For more information on base Halloween safety, call Crime Prevention and Community Relations at (760) 725-9452. - Military Police will provide security and emergency services from 1730-2000, Oct. 31 to deter crime and provide a safe environment for children. There will be an increased presence of mobile and walking patrols in the following housing areas. • De Luz Housing • San Luis Rey Housing • Stuart Mesa Housing • Santa Margarita Housing • San Onofre Housing • O’Neil Heights Housing • Serra Mesa Housing • Wire Mountain Housing • South Mesa Housing • Delmar Housing The fire department will also have engines and ambulances staged at the entrances to housing that is in their response zone, according to the letter of instruction for operation Base Reign Over Our Munchkins. For more information on base Halloween safety, call Crime Prevention and Community Relations at (760) 725-9452.

Trick-or-treat hours scheduled for Halloween on base

Halloween celebrators on base will be able to trick-or-treat safely Oct. 31 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. as military police will be upping patrols in housing areas.For more information on base Halloween safety, call Crime Prevention and Community Relations at (760) 725-9452.

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A golfer prepares to drive the ball, during the Commanding General’s 1st Invitational Golf Tournament at Camp Pendleton’s Marine Memorial Golf Course, Oct. 15. - A golfer prepares to drive the ball, during the Commanding General’s 1st Invitational Golf Tournament at Camp Pendleton’s Marine Memorial Golf Course, Oct. 15.

Pendleton holds Commanding General’s 1st Invitational Golf Tournament

For more than 50 of Camp Pendleton’s patrons and community members, Marine Memorial Golf Course was home of the Commanding General’s 1st Invitational Golf Tournament Oct. 15.Although the tournament was open to all, the purpose of this event was to provide recreational opportunities to Marines and sailors while socializing with the local

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Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, the commanding general of Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and Marine Corps Installations-West, and Brig. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general of 1st Marine Logistics Group aboard MCB Camp Pendleton, pose during the ribbon-cutting ceremony that symbolized the consolidation of Legal Services Support Team Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and Legal Service Support Section-West, here Oct. 1. - Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, the commanding general of Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and Marine Corps Installations-West, and Brig. Gen. John J. Broadmeadow, commanding general of 1st Marine Logistics Group aboard MCB Camp Pendleton, pose during the ribbon-cutting ceremony that symbolized the consolidation of Legal Services Support Team Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton and Legal Service Support Section-West, here Oct. 1.

Legal support services centralized Corpswide

Legal Service Support Sections centralized to improve the legal system within the Marine Corps and standardize both the legal process and the reporting process here Oct. 1.“The legal field within Marine Corps Installations-West will greatly benefit from centralization, as attorneys and personnel will be exposed to a broader range of experiences and

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Jules Owens, a secretary for the Veterans Association of North County, explains her organization's services to Brigette L. Sparks, a military spouse from Fort Wayne, Ind., during a Military Spouse Hiring Fair hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at the Pacific Views Event Center here Oct. 11. - Jules Owens, a secretary for the Veterans Association of North County, explains her organization's services to Brigette L. Sparks, a military spouse from Fort Wayne, Ind., during a Military Spouse Hiring Fair hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at the Pacific Views Event Center here Oct. 11.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce hosts Military Spouse Hiring Event

More than 500 job seekers networked with employers at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Military Spouse Hiring Fair at the Pacific Views Event Center here Oct. 11.The fair provided mentoring and training opportunities as well as resume help. “We have employers here that are specifically committed to hiring spouses,” said Noreen O’Neil, the director

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MMEA to visit Camp Pendleton for career enhancement

The Manpower Management Enlisted Assignments Command is slated to visit Pendleton to conduct a series of manpower in-calls, briefs and interviews, Oct. 17-19. The purpose of the visit is to update commanders of enlisted manpower issues and assist Marines in making well informed career decisions.Information pertaining to enlisted assignments,

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MCI-West releases new order on reporting non-military healthcare

Effective Oct. 1, all service members under the command of Marine Corps Installations - West are required to notify their locally assigned naval medical personnel within five working days of receiving any medical treatment, consultation or prescription medications outside of the military health system, according to regional order 6000.1.Per the

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Maxine Matherson and Judi Graichen, event sponsors, enjoy food and conversation during A Heart Event Fall Music Concert and Luncheon, here, Oct. 6. The event provided more than 150 active duty service women and military wives an opportunity to develop new friendships with members and representatives of the local military community. - Maxine Matherson and Judi Graichen, event sponsors, enjoy food and conversation during A Heart Event Fall Music Concert and Luncheon, here, Oct. 6. The event provided more than 150 active duty service women and military wives an opportunity to develop new friendships with members and representatives of the local military community.

Christian women's group brings women together through community involvement

The Christian women's group of Stonecroft Ministries, Camp Pendleton chapter, held an inspirational music concert and brunch buffet for Pendleton's military wives and active-duty women, here, Oct. 6.The third annual, free Fall Music Concert and Luncheon was geared toward encouraging military women to become involved in the community."We just want

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In response to the devasting effects caused by domestic abuse, Camp Pendleton joined the national campaign this October to prevent such violence by heightening awareness and advertising intervention resources and programs. The base has adopted the "It takes All of Us" slogan to reinforce that everyone needs to be aware of domestic violence and should speak up when it happens. Help is available online at www.militaryonesource.com or by phone at 1-800-342-9647. - In response to the devasting effects caused by domestic abuse, Camp Pendleton joined the national campaign this October to prevent such violence by heightening awareness and advertising intervention resources and programs. The base has adopted the "It takes All of Us" slogan to reinforce that everyone needs to be aware of domestic violence and should speak up when it happens. Help is available online at www.militaryonesource.com or by phone at 1-800-342-9647.