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The purpose of the recently released MARADMIN 010/12 is to ensure "100-precent hearing readiness" and will do so by mandating active-duty units to conduct hearing readiness standdowns within the next four months. - The purpose of the recently released MARADMIN 010/12 is to ensure "100-precent hearing readiness" and will do so by mandating active-duty units to conduct hearing readiness standdowns within the next four months.

Marines, sailors, their family members socialize with former NFL players during a "Game Day" event hosted by the Real Warriors Campaign at Camp Pendleton's South Mesa Club, Jan. 15. Former players from the NFL Players Association came to base to discuss common reintegration challenges service members are faced with as well as the tools and resources available to address them. - Marines, sailors, their family members socialize with former NFL players during a "Game Day" event hosted by the Real Warriors Campaign at Camp Pendleton's South Mesa Club, Jan. 15. Former players from the NFL Players Association came to base to discuss common reintegration challenges service members are faced with as well as the tools and resources available to address them.

Camp Pendleton's Semper Fit specialists have a few tips and clues to help Marines and sailors stick with their new routines and resolutions beyond the peak season of getting into shape. Various conditioning classes and personal trainers are available free of cost to all service members at the different fitness centers on base. - Camp Pendleton's Semper Fit specialists have a few tips and clues to help Marines and sailors stick with their new routines and resolutions beyond the peak season of getting into shape. Various conditioning classes and personal trainers are available free of cost to all service members at the different fitness centers on base.

More than 27,000 gather for a free Tour for the Troops concert at Camp Pendleton's Paige Fieldhouse, Nov. 13. The event was sponsored by Air Force Reserve, TriWest Healthcare Alliance and Marine Corps Community Services to benefit the Tug McGraw Foundation.::r::::n:: - More than 27,000 gather for a free Tour for the Troops concert at Camp Pendleton's Paige Fieldhouse, Nov. 13. The event was sponsored by Air Force Reserve, TriWest Healthcare Alliance and Marine Corps Community Services to benefit the Tug McGraw Foundation.::r::::n::

California’s Energy Commissioner Carla Peterman (center) speaks with Major General Anthony L. Jackson, who at the time was commanding general of MCI-West, to discuss plans and strategies that could be taken to expand and progress in the development of renewable energy, during her visit of MCI-West, Nov. 17.::r::::n:: - California’s Energy Commissioner Carla Peterman (center) speaks with Major General Anthony L. Jackson, who at the time was commanding general of MCI-West, to discuss plans and strategies that could be taken to expand and progress in the development of renewable energy, during her visit of MCI-West, Nov. 17.::r::::n::

Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese addresses the crowd attending the chain of command ceremony of commanding general of Marine Corps Installation-West at Camp Pendleton, Calif., Nov. 18. Maj. Gen. Jackson relinquished command to Coglianese after 36 years of honorable service. Jackson will retire from the Marine Corps and will reside in California. Coglianese now serves as commanding general of MCI West after leaving his position as the Deputy Director for Operations, J-3, Joint Staff to the Pentagon.::r::::n:: - Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese addresses the crowd attending the chain of command ceremony of commanding general of Marine Corps Installation-West at Camp Pendleton, Calif., Nov. 18. Maj. Gen. Jackson relinquished command to Coglianese after 36 years of honorable service. Jackson will retire from the Marine Corps and will reside in California. Coglianese now serves as commanding general of MCI West after leaving his position as the Deputy Director for Operations, J-3, Joint Staff to the Pentagon.::r::::n::

Participants compete at Camp Pendleton’s 11 Area football field for the 35th annual Buddy Bowl, Nov. 26. The annual flag-football tournament drew in more than 350 participants and raised more than $42,000 to benefit injured troops and their families.::r::::n:: - Participants compete at Camp Pendleton’s 11 Area football field for the 35th annual Buddy Bowl, Nov. 26. The annual flag-football tournament drew in more than 350 participants and raised more than $42,000 to benefit injured troops and their families.::r::::n::

A volunteer holds up signs to separate ticketholders at a Trees for Troops 2011 event at UMA Lot 1 here, Dec. 9. More than 1,025 free Christmas trees were handed out to service members and their families during the event. - A volunteer holds up signs to separate ticketholders at a Trees for Troops 2011 event at UMA Lot 1 here, Dec. 9. More than 1,025 free Christmas trees were handed out to service members and their families during the event.