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MARCIMS, the future of Marine Civil Affairs

Civil affairs Marines now have modern technology that allows them to share information from the field in real time.

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Quantico Middle/High School students participate in summer STEM camp

Rising sixth, seventh, and eighth graders at Quantico Middle/High School had the unique opportunity to attend a science, technology, engineering, and math camp at the school from June 15-19 free of charge. According to Thomas Carroll, an engineer with Marine Corps Systems Command, approximately 55 students attended, and they were supported by “18 engineers from MCSC, 17 teachers from QMHS, two representatives from the College of William and Mary and student volunteers from QMHS.”

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Systems Command wins big

Expectations were high at the tipoff between the Marine Corps Systems Command and the Marine Corps Embassy Security Guard teams Feb. 19, 2014, at the Barber Fitness Center, but the overpowering play of MCSC lead to a 68-27 drubbing of MCESG.“Everybody is playing unselfishly and that is the key,” said Mike Spencer, assistant coach for the MCSC team,

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Volunteer coaches make CrossFit available to all at Quantico

Despite bitter cold, as the temperature inched past 20 degrees Fahrenheit on Jan. 8, 2014, the second afternoon of the region’s visit from a “polar vortex,” 11 Marines, civilian employees and military spouses were jogging, lifting weights and doing pull-ups in the frosty air at the corner of Halyburton Street on Hospital Point, while two more

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Quantico Middle/High School marks Marine Corps birthday

At Quantico Middle/High School’s 2013 Junior ROTC Marine Corps Birthday Ceremony, Brig. Gen. Frank Kelley, commanding general of Marine Corps Systems Command, told the students their education is about the future of the Marine Corps. “You’ll be a student the rest of your life,” he said, noting that as many of them become Marines and rise through

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Corps leadership tells industry to help Marine Corps trim down

The message to defense contractors was clear: “If the Corps is changing, industry needs to change as well,” as Brig. Gen. Frank Kelley, commander of Marine Corps Systems Command, put it. The consensus on the panel at the Marine Corps’ Report to Industry at the Modern Day Marine Expo on Sept. 26 was that the Corps is, indeed, changing. Five of the

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Calm consistent play makes Systems Command the victor

Competitive noises filled the courts at the Barber Physical Activities Center on May 28, 2013, as the Marine Corps Systems Command and The Basic School volleyball teams participated in the first game of the evening. Participating in the Quantico intramural volleyball league, the 4-0 MCSC team outplayed the 1-4 TBS team and found themselves victors

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MSG beats MCSC, becomes 2013 champs

At the beginning of the 2013 intramural basketball season, if anyone asked who was going to win it all, Marine Corps Embassy Security Group’s team, “the Go Gettas,” were unlikely to be the most talked about team. Despite of their perfect 0 – 16 streak last year, the Go Gettas closed out the final game of the season, 56 – 38, becoming

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MCSC experience bests MCIA youth 38-0

Marine Corps Systems Command outscored Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, 38-0, during an intramural league flag football game at Butler Stadium on Nov 19.The home team for this game, MCIA, got off to a shaky start. MCIA had just enough players to field a team with no one left on the bench. If any of their players were ejected from the game they

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