Maj. Eryn RedmonSteed is a 3rd-degree black belt in taekwondo and has served more than twenty years in the United States Marine Corps. She was a part of the All-Marine Sports taekwondo team and has won two national titles, 1997 and 2018. She is currently stationed at Manpower & Reserve Affairs aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

For over 100 years, Marine Corps Base Quantico has created and supported multiple organizations that have combined together to support the Marine Warfighter. The combination of these organizations are what make MCB Quantico the “Crossroads of the Marine Corps"

Lt. Col. Daniel Murphy, the commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Facility (MCAF) Quantico, and Annette Amerman, the branch head and historian of Marine Corps History Division at Quantico, speak of MCAF's significance with Marine Corps aviation since its establishment in 1919. Known as "the cradle of Marine aviation," MCAF was a prime location to test aircraft capabilities, beginning with air balloon spotting, smoke screens, dive bombing and torpedo bombing, and much more. It is also the location of Marine Helicopter Squadron 1, better known as HMX-1 or the presidential squadron, where they still test vertical envelopment for aircraft but support the president of the United States.

Officer Candidates School (OCS) and its Naval Health Clinic (NHC) conducted a Mass Casualty Exercise aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, May 22, 2019. The purpose of the exercise was to stress the clinic's capability for heat casualties in preparation for future OCS cycles.

The 2019 Manpower Personnel, Administration Symposium on innovation was held at Little Hall, Marine Corps Base Quantico May 6th through May 8th. Marines and civilians of many different 01XX billets present new ideas for innovation to a board who will present the awards for the top competitors'.

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