Stories

“Who Moved My Cheese,” an international bestselling book written by Spencer Johnson about dealing with change, inspired the MCFTB to create a class that can help the attendees understand change and learn valuable skills that allow them to face change with less stress and more success. The course gives service members and their families an opportunity to re-assess their current ways of coping with change and figuring out which of the four change skills they possess to avoid “boxing” themselves in. - “Who Moved My Cheese,” an international bestselling book written by Spencer Johnson about dealing with change, inspired the MCFTB to create a class that can help the attendees understand change and learn valuable skills that allow them to face change with less stress and more success. The course gives service members and their families an opportunity to re-assess their current ways of coping with change and figuring out which of the four change skills they possess to avoid “boxing” themselves in.

Lance Cpl. Daniel Cline, administrative clerk, 1st Marine Division, investigates the harmful effects of tobacco during Camp Pendleton’s Marine Corps Community Services health fair at the Paige Fieldhouse fitness center, Jan 13. MCCS hosted the health fair to promote healthier living habits to residents living and working on base. - Lance Cpl. Daniel Cline, administrative clerk, 1st Marine Division, investigates the harmful effects of tobacco during Camp Pendleton’s Marine Corps Community Services health fair at the Paige Fieldhouse fitness center, Jan 13. MCCS hosted the health fair to promote healthier living habits to residents living and working on base.

Professionals on Camp Pendleton can assist with making the road to a successful resolution a little less stressful. - Professionals on Camp Pendleton can assist with making the road to a successful resolution a little less stressful.

Hollie D. Kelly, sexual assault response coordinator, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, briefs a group of family readiness officers from various units at the Marine Corps Family Team Building Readiness Center, Nov. 17. - Hollie D. Kelly, sexual assault response coordinator, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, briefs a group of family readiness officers from various units at the Marine Corps Family Team Building Readiness Center, Nov. 17.

The master of ceremony annonuces the 1st Marine Division band with Cheif Warrant Officer 4 Michael W. Edmonson, band officer, at the 27th annual Marine Coprs Scholarship Foundation at the St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort, Dana Point, Calif., Oct. 17. - The master of ceremony annonuces the 1st Marine Division band with Cheif Warrant Officer 4 Michael W. Edmonson, band officer, at the 27th annual Marine Coprs Scholarship Foundation at the St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort, Dana Point, Calif., Oct. 17.

A recently divorced Marine celebrates his freedom with a message on his car. There are many programs available to military couples to help them strengthen their relationships. “Several studies show that people who attend marriage and family classes have lower divorce rates,”::r::::n::said Navy Lt. Edward A. Waldron, deputy director, CREDO, Camp Pendleton.::r::::n:: - A recently divorced Marine celebrates his freedom with a message on his car. There are many programs available to military couples to help them strengthen their relationships. “Several studies show that people who attend marriage and family classes have lower divorce rates,”::r::::n::said Navy Lt. Edward A. Waldron, deputy director, CREDO, Camp Pendleton.::r::::n::

Cpl. Brandon C. Kelley, a corrections specialist with Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, asks Tony Morocco about the career opportunities at EOD Technology, Inc. The 22nd Annual Fall Career and Education expo attracted about 2,500 Marines, sailors and family members to the South Mesa Club, Sept. 25. - Cpl. Brandon C. Kelley, a corrections specialist with Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, asks Tony Morocco about the career opportunities at EOD Technology, Inc. The 22nd Annual Fall Career and Education expo attracted about 2,500 Marines, sailors and family members to the South Mesa Club, Sept. 25.

Sierra Mesa Housing children, Sabrina Johnson, Joshua Holbrook, Angela Underhill and Ozzy Sawyer, get on the bus and wave good-bye to parents on their way to school on base. Camp Pendleton students who attend schools in Fallbrook Union Elementary or Oceanside Unified School Districts will see a change in the bus transportation around base during the 2009-2010 school year, according to BASEGRAM 27-07. - Sierra Mesa Housing children, Sabrina Johnson, Joshua Holbrook, Angela Underhill and Ozzy Sawyer, get on the bus and wave good-bye to parents on their way to school on base. Camp Pendleton students who attend schools in Fallbrook Union Elementary or Oceanside Unified School Districts will see a change in the bus transportation around base during the 2009-2010 school year, according to BASEGRAM 27-07.