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Lance Cpl. Jack L. Ruh (right), military police, Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, works alongside recently hired Ashley C. Toro (left), civilian police officer, MCB, as they monitor traffic going in and out Pendleton’s front gate. - Lance Cpl. Jack L. Ruh (right), military police, Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, works alongside recently hired Ashley C. Toro (left), civilian police officer, MCB, as they monitor traffic going in and out Pendleton’s front gate.

The Headquarters Marine Corps Inspector General’s Office is committing to spread out the word about regulations on fraud, waste and abuse. This information is directed to military members and civilian employees who work aboard military bases. All incidents that fall under the fraud, waste or abuse categories should be reported. - The Headquarters Marine Corps Inspector General’s Office is committing to spread out the word about regulations on fraud, waste and abuse. This information is directed to military members and civilian employees who work aboard military bases. All incidents that fall under the fraud, waste or abuse categories should be reported.

Pendleton reinforces fraud, waste and abuse awareness

The Headquarters Marine Corps Inspector General’s Office is committing to spread the word about regulations on fraud, waste and abuse. According to the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Command Inspector General’s office, fraud is the intentional deception designed to unlawfully deprive the United States a benefit, privilege, allowance or

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Civilian Fitness Program begins for DoD employees

The Marine Corps Office of Personnel Management has recognized that job attitude, work performance and overall morale in civilian employees increase when they are involved in health promotion programs and a consistent exercise plan. Base Order 6100.1 offers all civilian personnel assigned to Camp Pendleton, a continuous health and fitness program

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Pendleton's visitor records go paperless

To better protect and serve the Camp Pendleton community, base officials have announced plans to implement a new electronic program to monitor visitor traffic.The Sponsored Visitor Program will simply replace paper visitor passes with an electronic database at Pendleton’s gates and is scheduled to take effect May 4.“The new program will not only

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CAOCL scheduled to expand program

Editor’s note: This is the third part in a three-part series to educate Marines on what CAOCL can do for them. The Center for Advanced Operational Cultural Learning is scheduled to open six Language Learning Resource Centers on Camp Pendleton to help Marine Corps planning and operation in the joint expeditionary environment. Five 32-seat LLRC

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Lance Cpl. Jack L. Ruh (right), military police, Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, works alongside recently hired Ashley C. Toro (left), civilian police officer, MCB, as they monitor traffic going in and out Pendleton’s front gate. - Lance Cpl. Jack L. Ruh (right), military police, Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, works alongside recently hired Ashley C. Toro (left), civilian police officer, MCB, as they monitor traffic going in and out Pendleton’s front gate.