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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT: MCB Quantico Traffic Advisory By | December 3, 2018 From Sunday, 2 December through the end of December, paving and milling will be conducted along the Russell Road widening project. MORE

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Marine Corps Reserve Staff Sgt. Richard J. Murphy, combat correspondent, killed during World War II, was accounted for on July 25 and returned home to his family Nov. 29, 2018. Read Story

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MCB Quantico's base CO, sergeant major donates to Toys for Tots NoVA campaign

Marine Col. William C. Bentley III, commanding officer of Marine Corps Base Quantico (MCBQ) and Sgt. Maj. Michael W. Hensley, sergeant major of MCBQ, delivers the base's donations to the Toys for Tots Northern Virginia campaign's warehouse in Fredericksburg, December 6, 2018. The donations came from MCBQ's Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony that occurred December 2. Read Story

Committed to serving others, even in challenging times……

Second Lieutenant Michelle Burris joined the United States Marine Corps as a way to give back to her community and her parents, and in her short time in the Corps, she is achieving her goal. Read story

This is episode 16 of "Saved Rounds," an informational newscast about all things happening at the crossroads. This weeks episode features the H&S Battalion Tarawa Run, information for you to help volunteer to support Toys For Tots, and events occurring this weekend. Watch to the end to see the results of our poll to discover the best USMC newscast!

Celebrating 100 years of Women in the Marine Corps

Master Sgt. Barbara Dulinsky arrived in Vietnam, after an 18-hour flight, March 18, 1967, at Bien Hoa Air Force Base, about 30 miles from Saigon. When she stepped off the plane, she made history, becoming the first female Marine to serve in a combat zone. Read Story

Native American Heritage Month: Commemoration of Corps Pride

CODE TALKERS BUILDING DEDICATION CEREMONY, 17 MAY 2007 - Marine Corps Network Operations and Security Command (MCNOSC) dedicates a new building, Code Talkers Hall, in honor of the Navajo Marines Code Talkers from WW II. (Official USMC photograph by Kathy Reesey) Read story

“Once a Marine, always a Marine.” It’s a phrase used to remind Marines – all Marines, past and present – of when they earned the Eagle, Globe and Anchor and that the title Marine stays with them forever. The phrase also reminds them of the legacy they share, bound by the same cloth. Read Story