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Twenty-eight Junior Marine Corps ROTC cadets from Jesuit High School, New Orleans, La. traveled nearly 2,000 miles to experience military life on Camp Pendleton, June 11. - Twenty-eight Junior Marine Corps ROTC cadets from Jesuit High School, New Orleans, La. traveled nearly 2,000 miles to experience military life on Camp Pendleton, June 11.

Team members race to the finish line of Marine Corps Community Services-Camp Pendleton annual 10k Mud Run at Lake O'Neil, June 7. The team was one of sixty teams who participated in the race this year. - Team members race to the finish line of Marine Corps Community Services-Camp Pendleton annual 10k Mud Run at Lake O'Neil, June 7. The team was one of sixty teams who participated in the race this year.

Marine Corps Community Services host annual Mud Run

Men and women crossed the finish line wearing filthy smiles and a couple of pounds of mud at the World Famous Mud Run at Lake O’Neil, June 7. Sponsored by Marine Corps Community Services and a part of Camp Pendleton’s Hard Corps Race Series, more than 4,000 runners laced up their running shoes for the 10k course that included, tire obstacles,

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New dental center opens on Pendleton

A new dental facility opened its doors to Camp Pendleton Marines, sailors base employees and their families, June 2.Pendleton Family Dental, which offers state-of-the-art-dental care, opened two brand new buildings aboard Pendleton. One in the Pacific Plaza near the front gate and a second location on Mainside, behind the base theater.The center is

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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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Pendleton recieving new postal facility

With the $2.9 billion congressionally-approved funding the base is receiving over the next two fiscal years, Camp Pendleton will spend $6.1 million to construct a 23,000 square foot state-of-the-art mail processing facility. The new handling facility is expected to replace the 66-year-old building still used by Marines today. The new distribution

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Stuart Mesa recognizes volunteers

Volunteers are critical to the continuing excellence of Stuart Mesa Elementary School. Individuals help the teachers with projects, testing, grading school and homework and serve as chaperons for field trips. In recognition of their time spent supporting the students and teachers, the school held a volunteer appreciation

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The Pendleton button-celery seen above, is a plant species found on and named after Camp Pendleton. Researchers were conducting federally-endangered San Diego button-celery surveys on base in the 90’s when they stumbled on the closely-related species. - The Pendleton button-celery seen above, is a plant species found on and named after Camp Pendleton. Researchers were conducting federally-endangered San Diego button-celery surveys on base in the 90’s when they stumbled on the closely-related species.