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Military police and civilian law enforcement officers with Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Quantico, check the identification of people who enter the base from the Virginia Railway Express station in the Town of Quantico. Security Battalion Marines routinely conduct random ID checks on people who ride the VRE trains and access the base through the Town of Quantico. In an effort to increase the security of the base and the safety of the people who work aboard the base, Security Battalion Marines maintain increased awareness at base access points.

Military police and civilian law enforcement officers with Security Battalion, Marine Corps Base Quantico, check the identification of people who enter the base from the Virginia Railway Express station in the Town of Quantico. Security Battalion Marines routinely conduct random ID checks on people who ride the VRE trains and access the base through the Town of Quantico. In an effort to increase the security of the base and the safety of the people who work aboard the base, Security Battalion Marines maintain increased awareness at base access points.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Elisha Peake

Two Marines from Security Battalion approach a building for a force-on-target training exercise aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Nov. 17.

Two Marines from Security Battalion approach a building for a force-on-target training exercise aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Nov. 17.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Matt Koziol, a contracted trainer with Homeland Security Systems, Inc., instructs two Marines from the Quantico Security Augmentation Force on how to effectively clear a room of an active shooter.

Matt Koziol, a contracted trainer with Homeland Security Systems, Inc., instructs two Marines from the Quantico Security Augmentation Force on how to effectively clear a room of an active shooter.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

A Marine from Quantico’s Security Augmentation Force practices clearing rooms during active shooter training on Nov. 17.

A Marine from Quantico’s Security Augmentation Force practices clearing rooms during active shooter training on Nov. 17.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

A Marine and a military police officer seek out an active trainer on the third deck of a building during a training exercise held on Nov. 17.

A Marine and a military police officer seek out an active trainer on the third deck of a building during a training exercise held on Nov. 17.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

A working dog and his handler conduct a security check on a vehicle.

A working dog and his handler conduct a security check on a vehicle.

Photo by Ida Irby

A canine handler and working dog with the Quantico Canine Unit provide security checks at the back gate.

A canine handler and working dog with the Quantico Canine Unit provide security checks at the back gate.

Photo by Ida Irby

A blue Simunition cartridge to be used during Security Battalion’s active shooter training on Nov. 17. The cartridge will mark its target with blue ink.

A blue Simunition cartridge to be used during Security Battalion’s active shooter training on Nov. 17. The cartridge will mark its target with blue ink.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Photo by MCBQ file photo

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Photo by MCBQ file photo

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Photo by MCBQ file photo

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Photo by MCBQ file photo

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Photo by MCBQ file photo

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Security Battalion of Marine Corps Base Quantico conducts numerous exercises to implement safety, best practices, situation readiness and maximum capability to meet any challenge in its mission to secure the installation. The ability to counter any threat or breach to Quantico's daily operations/purpose is constantly maintained through routine and thorough training measures.

Photo by MCBQ file photo

Security Battalion at Marine Corps Base Quantico held a change of command ceremony July 9 at Lejeune Field. Lt. Col. Benjamin Ringvelski relinquished command to Lt. Col. Robert Cato II.

Security Battalion at Marine Corps Base Quantico held a change of command ceremony July 9 at Lejeune Field. Lt. Col. Benjamin Ringvelski relinquished command to Lt. Col. Robert Cato II.

Photo by Eve Baker

Deputy Police Chief Joseph Riley reads trades high fives with children during the base library’s story hour on March 17. Security Battalion will send police officers and firefighters to the event about once per month from now on as part of a community outreach effort.

Deputy Police Chief Joseph Riley reads trades high fives with children during the base library’s story hour on March 17. Security Battalion will send police officers and firefighters to the event about once per month from now on as part of a community outreach effort.

Photo by Eve A. Baker

Col. Robin Gallant, commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion, attends a meeting about drug abuse and how to recognize the signs of a drug abuser in accordance with Red Ribbon Week at Yale Hall on Oct. 23, 2013. The brief was given by DEA Agent Steve Peterson, who talked about the importance of recognizing and helping drug abusers.

Col. Robin Gallant, commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion, attends a meeting about drug abuse and how to recognize the signs of a drug abuser in accordance with Red Ribbon Week at Yale Hall on Oct. 23, 2013. The brief was given by DEA Agent Steve Peterson, who talked about the importance of recognizing and helping drug abusers.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cuong Le

Col. Robin Gallant, commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion, attends a meeting about drug abuse and how to recognize the signs of a drug abuser in accordance with Red Ribbon Week at Yale Hall on Oct. 23, 2013. The brief was given by DEA Agent Steve Peterson, who talked about the importance of recognizing and helping drug abusers.

Col. Robin Gallant, commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion, attends a meeting about drug abuse and how to recognize the signs of a drug abuser in accordance with Red Ribbon Week at Yale Hall on Oct. 23, 2013. The brief was given by DEA Agent Steve Peterson, who talked about the importance of recognizing and helping drug abusers.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cuong Le

Brandi Salvant, officer, Provost Marshal Office, and Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Michael A. Beyer, stand at their drug drop-off point at the Marine Corps Exchange as part of the “National Drug Take Back Initiative” hosted by Security Battalion on Oct. 23, 2013. This is the fourth year in a row Security Battalion has hosted the event. (Marine Corps Photo by Lance Cpl. Cuong Le/Released)

Brandi Salvant, officer, Provost Marshal Office, and Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Michael A. Beyer, stand at their drug drop-off point at the Marine Corps Exchange as part of the “National Drug Take Back Initiative” hosted by Security Battalion on Oct. 23, 2013. This is the fourth year in a row Security Battalion has hosted the event. (Marine Corps Photo by Lance Cpl. Cuong Le/Released)

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cuong Le

Brandi Salvant, officer, Provost Marshal Office, and Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Michael A. Beyer, stand at their drug drop-off point at the Marine Corps Exchange as part of the “National Drug Take Back Initiative” hosted by Security Battalion on Oct. 23, 2013. This is the fourth year in a row Security Battalion has hosted the event.

Brandi Salvant, officer, Provost Marshal Office, and Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Michael A. Beyer, stand at their drug drop-off point at the Marine Corps Exchange as part of the “National Drug Take Back Initiative” hosted by Security Battalion on Oct. 23, 2013. This is the fourth year in a row Security Battalion has hosted the event.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cuong Le

Marine Corps Base Quantico