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The group "No Zebras, No Excuses" held a performance at the base theater here, where actors portrayed victims and witnesses of sexual assault incidents while stressing the importance of intervention and providing support, April 1. The month of April is designated and recognized as the Sexual Assault Awareness Month; the group visits military installations during this month to raise awareness about sex crimes such as physical and verbal harassment, stalking and violent behavior. - The group "No Zebras, No Excuses" held a performance at the base theater here, where actors portrayed victims and witnesses of sexual assault incidents while stressing the importance of intervention and providing support, April 1. The month of April is designated and recognized as the Sexual Assault Awareness Month; the group visits military installations during this month to raise awareness about sex crimes such as physical and verbal harassment, stalking and violent behavior.

John J. Veneziano displays an Alcomate Premium breath alcohol tester, which is one of many to be issued by base officials to unit commanders here April 1, moving forward with the Corpswide screening program scheduled to be fully implemeted by summer. - John J. Veneziano displays an Alcomate Premium breath alcohol tester, which is one of many to be issued by base officials to unit commanders here April 1, moving forward with the Corpswide screening program scheduled to be fully implemeted by summer.

Marines lend a hand and some muscle to a group of students during a tug-of-war competition at Jefferson Middle School, March 29. Camp Pendleton’s Single Marine Program and Marine volunteers tested a pilot fitness challenge to promote physical education while giving back to the community. - Marines lend a hand and some muscle to a group of students during a tug-of-war competition at Jefferson Middle School, March 29. Camp Pendleton’s Single Marine Program and Marine volunteers tested a pilot fitness challenge to promote physical education while giving back to the community.

More than 2,400 Marines and civilians biked 56-miles through base during the Ironman 70.3 Oceanside, Calif. triathlon March 30. The competitors swam 1.2-miles in the Oceanside Harbor, pedaled through base and ran 13.1-miles through the coastal streets of Oceanside. - More than 2,400 Marines and civilians biked 56-miles through base during the Ironman 70.3 Oceanside, Calif. triathlon March 30. The competitors swam 1.2-miles in the Oceanside Harbor, pedaled through base and ran 13.1-miles through the coastal streets of Oceanside.

Service members and spouses of Headquarters and Support Battalion and Security and Emergency Services Battalion take a group photo during a Spouse Readiness Seminar, where twenty-one spouses learned about a variety of topics related to military life, here March 28. - Service members and spouses of Headquarters and Support Battalion and Security and Emergency Services Battalion take a group photo during a Spouse Readiness Seminar, where twenty-one spouses learned about a variety of topics related to military life, here March 28.