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Sgt. Nancy A. Wright, an air support net operator with Marine Air Support Squadron 3, stands in front of the handmade memorials of the Marines that were killed in action from 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment. Wright runs marathons in honor of those Marines while displaying an individually dedicated memorial collage on the back of her shirt. - Sgt. Nancy A. Wright, an air support net operator with Marine Air Support Squadron 3, stands in front of the handmade memorials of the Marines that were killed in action from 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment. Wright runs marathons in honor of those Marines while displaying an individually dedicated memorial collage on the back of her shirt.
Marines listen intently to an Air Force Reserve recruiter during the annual Spring Career and Education Expo at Camp Pendleton's Pacific Views Event Center, March 22. The expo offered Marines and their family members information about different career opportunities available to them to assist them with an easy transition out of the Corps. - Marines listen intently to an Air Force Reserve recruiter during the annual Spring Career and Education Expo at Camp Pendleton's Pacific Views Event Center, March 22. The expo offered Marines and their family members information about different career opportunities available to them to assist them with an easy transition out of the Corps.
George Brown, executive director of the Camp Pendleton Armed Services YMCA, accepts a donation of $50,000 from professional golfer Michelle Wie and Tom Loveless (far right), vice-president of sales for Kia Motors America, during the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour at La Costa Resort and Spa, Mar. 22. The donation will go towards the ASYMCA’s Operation Hero program, which provides after school mentoring and tutoring to elementary school-aged children free of charge. - George Brown, executive director of the Camp Pendleton Armed Services YMCA, accepts a donation of $50,000 from professional golfer Michelle Wie and Tom Loveless (far right), vice-president of sales for Kia Motors America, during the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour at La Costa Resort and Spa, Mar. 22. The donation will go towards the ASYMCA’s Operation Hero program, which provides after school mentoring and tutoring to elementary school-aged children free of charge.
Mike N. Hanes, chief executive officer of Forger Mike Superfoods, poses for a photograph next to three bottles of his lastest success; "DANG !!! it's good hot sauce," at Archis Acres, March 7. - Mike N. Hanes, chief executive officer of Forger Mike Superfoods, poses for a photograph next to three bottles of his lastest success; "DANG !!! it's good hot sauce," at Archis Acres, March 7.
Marines with Camp Pendleton's Special Reaction Team participate in an active shooter exercise at a warehouse reconstructed for tactical maneuvering and training exercises on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., March 9. Marine Corps Police Academy hosted the Active Shooter Training Program that simulated shooting scenarios to further enhance the effectiveness of Camp Pendleton's security forces. - Marines with Camp Pendleton's Special Reaction Team participate in an active shooter exercise at a warehouse reconstructed for tactical maneuvering and training exercises on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., March 9. Marine Corps Police Academy hosted the Active Shooter Training Program that simulated shooting scenarios to further enhance the effectiveness of Camp Pendleton's security forces.
Master Gunnery Sgt. Kevin D. Buckles, senior enlisted advisor of Marine Barracks Washington and the drum major for the U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps, renders a salute to the audience in between performances during the annual Battle Colors ceremony at Camp Pendleton's 11 Area Parade Deck, March 9. - Master Gunnery Sgt. Kevin D. Buckles, senior enlisted advisor of Marine Barracks Washington and the drum major for the U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps, renders a salute to the audience in between performances during the annual Battle Colors ceremony at Camp Pendleton's 11 Area Parade Deck, March 9.
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Reyes Jr., a maintenance management analyst with Headquarters and Support Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., maintains control of a Frisbee pass in the end zone, helping the “Game Changers” move on to the next round, during the 2012 Pendleton Cup Ultimate Frisbee Tournament at the Naval Hospital Football Field, Feb. 29. Teams that participated in the tournament had Marines from 1st Marine Division, 9th Communications Battalion, Headquarters and Support Battalion and Wounded Warrior Battalion. - Gunnery Sgt. Mario Reyes Jr., a maintenance management analyst with Headquarters and Support Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., maintains control of a Frisbee pass in the end zone, helping the “Game Changers” move on to the next round, during the 2012 Pendleton Cup Ultimate Frisbee Tournament at the Naval Hospital Football Field, Feb. 29. Teams that participated in the tournament had Marines from 1st Marine Division, 9th Communications Battalion, Headquarters and Support Battalion and Wounded Warrior Battalion.
Service members at Camp Pendleton, Calif., inquire about the Marine Corps Civilian Police for job opportunities after the Marine Corps at the Civilian Job Fair at the Pacific Views South Mesa Events Center, March 1. - Service members at Camp Pendleton, Calif., inquire about the Marine Corps Civilian Police for job opportunities after the Marine Corps at the Civilian Job Fair at the Pacific Views South Mesa Events Center, March 1.