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Garrison Rios rushed past two competitors during the 23-mile course in the Hell Fire Fat Tire Bike Race here March 23. - Garrison Rios rushed past two competitors during the 23-mile course in the Hell Fire Fat Tire Bike Race here March 23.
Cpl. Raquel Martinez fires an M16 A4 service rifle during the Western Division Matches at Wilcox Range here March 6. "I won first place for individual rifle," said Martinez, a range coach for Edson Range with Marine Corps Recruit Depot. - Cpl. Raquel Martinez fires an M16 A4 service rifle during the Western Division Matches at Wilcox Range here March 6. "I won first place for individual rifle," said Martinez, a range coach for Edson Range with Marine Corps Recruit Depot.
Sgt. Anthony A. Arriaga, an athlete with Team West, wipes his weapon during the Marine Corps Trial’s shooting competition here March 4. - Sgt. Anthony A. Arriaga, an athlete with Team West, wipes his weapon during the Marine Corps Trial’s shooting competition here March 4.
Various local vendors line the driveway Camp Pendleton's Ranch House during the Enlisted and Officers Wives Clubs annual Fiesta Day, Sept. 15. The event is primarily organized to recruit new members into their organizations. - Various local vendors line the driveway Camp Pendleton's Ranch House during the Enlisted and Officers Wives Clubs annual Fiesta Day, Sept. 15. The event is primarily organized to recruit new members into their organizations.
Vietnam veteran Marines and some of their family members fire a simulated verson of M9 9mm pistols at the School of Infantry's Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, Camp Pendleton, Sept. 10. The group spent several hours touring SOI's facilities and remminicing about the Vietnam era. - Vietnam veteran Marines and some of their family members fire a simulated verson of M9 9mm pistols at the School of Infantry's Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, Camp Pendleton, Sept. 10. The group spent several hours touring SOI's facilities and remminicing about the Vietnam era.
Jeremy Mendoza, weapons technician, Weapons Field Training Battalion, throws a dodge ball at an opposing team member during last year’s Marine Corps Community Services 101 Day of Summer Sport Jam Series dodge ball tournament at Camp Pendleton’s Paige Fieldhouse, Aug. 28. The 101 Days of Summer is a part of the MCCS’ Semper Fit Division’s Sports Jams Series. The three-part series is an effort to prevent drug and alcohol incidences among Camp Pendleton service members.::r::::n:: - Jeremy Mendoza, weapons technician, Weapons Field Training Battalion, throws a dodge ball at an opposing team member during last year’s Marine Corps Community Services 101 Day of Summer Sport Jam Series dodge ball tournament at Camp Pendleton’s Paige Fieldhouse, Aug. 28. The 101 Days of Summer is a part of the MCCS’ Semper Fit Division’s Sports Jams Series. The three-part series is an effort to prevent drug and alcohol incidences among Camp Pendleton service members.::r::::n::
Coach Armando Delsi, Marine Corps Base softball team, stands with the Camp Pendleton athletic directors to pose for a photo with the championship trophy during the Pendleton Cup Softball Leagues' Championship Game, Aug. 26. - Coach Armando Delsi, Marine Corps Base softball team, stands with the Camp Pendleton athletic directors to pose for a photo with the championship trophy during the Pendleton Cup Softball Leagues' Championship Game, Aug. 26.
The new $14.8 milion Temporary Lodging facility seen above will include 48 guest rooms and 21 suites all with outdoor patios with ocean views. The iconic facility will also provide 64,000 square feet of open green space with natural daylight that can be seen from 90 percent of the building. - The new $14.8 milion Temporary Lodging facility seen above will include 48 guest rooms and 21 suites all with outdoor patios with ocean views. The iconic facility will also provide 64,000 square feet of open green space with natural daylight that can be seen from 90 percent of the building.
Sgt. Joshua C. Arnett stands next to Frank S. McCoy, chief of police, Oceanside Police Deapartment after receiving the City of Oceanside’s Distinguished Community Service Award at the Beach Community Center in Oceanside, April 8. - Sgt. Joshua C. Arnett stands next to Frank S. McCoy, chief of police, Oceanside Police Deapartment after receiving the City of Oceanside’s Distinguished Community Service Award at the Beach Community Center in Oceanside, April 8.
Base Archeoligists dig up a mineral called Piedra De Lumbre, or stone of light, seen above. This type of stone was a trade item primarily used for arrow heads and spear points making it::r::::n::extremely valuable to past civilizations that settled on Pendleton. This rare find is just one of the several prehistoric artifacts archeologists are finding on base. - Base Archeoligists dig up a mineral called Piedra De Lumbre, or stone of light, seen above. This type of stone was a trade item primarily used for arrow heads and spear points making it::r::::n::extremely valuable to past civilizations that settled on Pendleton. This rare find is just one of the several prehistoric artifacts archeologists are finding on base.