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Col. Eric Kleis, officer in charge, Legal Services Support Section, presented the five-headed beast trophy, representative of the five companies that comprise Headquarters & Services Bn,, to Service Company Commander1st. Lt. John Cabbage, to safeguard and defend until the next Tarawa run scheduled for Nov. 20, 2018. The company was awarded the trophy for best participation.

Col. Eric Kleis, officer in charge, Legal Services Support Section, presented the five-headed beast trophy, representative of the five companies that comprise Headquarters & Services Bn,, to Service Company Commander1st. Lt. John Cabbage, to safeguard and defend until the next Tarawa run scheduled for Nov. 20, 2018. The company was awarded the trophy for best participation.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

RP2 Charles Greer volunteers at the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank.

RP2 Charles Greer volunteers at the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank.

Photo by Tammy Smith

When it snows people's creativity comes out. Here is a snow sculpture of Iwo Jima created at the National Museum of the Marine Corps by a Marine.

When it snows people's creativity comes out. Here is a snow sculpture of Iwo Jima created at the National Museum of the Marine Corps by a Marine.

Photo by Photo by Lance Cpl. Sarah Luna

From left to right: Mike Rudd, WJLA, SSgt Alfredo Andrade, Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) technician, Sgt. Wesley Buzzard EOD technician, Eileen Whelan, WJLA, Maj. A.J. Bormann director, Quantico office of Communication, and Master Gunnery Sgt. David Alexander EOD chief, demonstrate how they approach suspicious packages

From left to right: Mike Rudd, WJLA, SSgt Alfredo Andrade, Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) technician, Sgt. Wesley Buzzard EOD technician, Eileen Whelan, WJLA, Maj. A.J. Bormann director, Quantico office of Communication, and Master Gunnery Sgt. David Alexander EOD chief, demonstrate how they approach suspicious packages

Photo by Frances Seybold

SSgt. David Griffith, scout sniper instructor, Weapons Training Battalion, highlights weapons systems and the differences between basic and advanced training.

SSgt. David Griffith, scout sniper instructor, Weapons Training Battalion, highlights weapons systems and the differences between basic and advanced training.

Photo by Frances Seybold

WJLA ABC Channel 7 reporter Eileen Whelan (center) stands with members of the Provost Marshal Office at the Quantico Iwo Jima statue at the front gate entrance to the base. She was here Nov. 8 as part of WJLA's "Thank you for your service" series highlighting the military in the region. For the full story see page 8.

WJLA ABC Channel 7 reporter Eileen Whelan (center) stands with members of the Provost Marshal Office at the Quantico Iwo Jima statue at the front gate entrance to the base. She was here Nov. 8 as part of WJLA's "Thank you for your service" series highlighting the military in the region. For the full story see page 8.

Photo by Frances Seybold

Orangutans enjoy their new, renovated habitat, which now includes much more fire hose that the animals can romp and play on.

Orangutans enjoy their new, renovated habitat, which now includes much more fire hose that the animals can romp and play on.

Photo by Photo courtesy of the National Zoo

Redd, the one-year-old orangutan, recently had his habitat updated with the help of a donation of fire hoses given by Quantico Fire and Resucue. Zoo personnel created more places for Redd to swing and play on, which zoo personnel said will help him further develop his coordination.

Redd, the one-year-old orangutan, recently had his habitat updated with the help of a donation of fire hoses given by Quantico Fire and Resucue. Zoo personnel created more places for Redd to swing and play on, which zoo personnel said will help him further develop his coordination.

Photo by Photo courtesy of the National Zoo

Military retirees vistited Barber Physical Activity Center Oct. 13 to discuss how they could invest in themselves and further make an impact on their future.

Military retirees vistited Barber Physical Activity Center Oct. 13 to discuss how they could invest in themselves and further make an impact on their future.

Photo by Maryellen Farley

This is a depiction of how the organgutan exhibit was completely overhauled by the Quantico Fire and Rescue donation in the Think Tank building at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

This is a depiction of how the organgutan exhibit was completely overhauled by the Quantico Fire and Rescue donation in the Think Tank building at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

Photo by Photo courtesy of the National Zoo

Sodexo worker Joseph Bandy passes a spaghetti dinner to 2nd Lt. George Stinton of the Royal Marines at the fusion station that’s a new feature of The Basic School’s chow hall that opened July 15, 2013, in Lopez Hall, replacing the old chow hall in O’Bannon Hall.

Sodexo worker Joseph Bandy passes a spaghetti dinner to 2nd Lt. George Stinton of the Royal Marines at the fusion station that’s a new feature of The Basic School’s chow hall that opened July 15, 2013, in Lopez Hall, replacing the old chow hall in O’Bannon Hall.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Two female Marines finishing the final stretch of the Battle Challenge.

Two female Marines finishing the final stretch of the Battle Challenge.

Photo by Rob O'Connor

A Quantico Fire and Emergency Services member takes to the monkey bars.

A Quantico Fire and Emergency Services member takes to the monkey bars.

Photo by Rob O'Connor

Female Marine scopes out the course before stepping onto the start line.

Female Marine scopes out the course before stepping onto the start line.

Photo by Rob O'Connor

The Officer Candidate School staff noncomissioned officers in charge took to the Battle Challenge obsticle course to face off against other teams on base.

The Officer Candidate School staff noncomissioned officers in charge took to the Battle Challenge obsticle course to face off against other teams on base.

Photo by Rob O'Connor

Students were able to meet face to face with Congressman Rob Wittman to discuss the service academy nomination process.

Students were able to meet face to face with Congressman Rob Wittman to discuss the service academy nomination process.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

Educators and administrators at public schools need to know that military children in their classrooms have different issues than their civilian counterparts and that with a little knowledge, they can better assist military kids in receiving an excellent education.

Educators and administrators at public schools need to know that military children in their classrooms have different issues than their civilian counterparts and that with a little knowledge, they can better assist military kids in receiving an excellent education.

Photo by USMC Photo

To get started with Military Kids Connect visit their website at https://militarykidsconnect.dcoe.mil/

To get started with Military Kids Connect visit their website at https://militarykidsconnect.dcoe.mil/

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Quantico Middle/High School football team in action.

Quantico Middle/High School football team in action.

Photo by USMC Photo

Capt. Mike Howley, Program Executive Officer (PEO) Land Systems (LS) command, WWII veteran Marine Tech Sgt. Theodore R. Marolda Sr. and Col. Kirk Mullins, ACV product manager, PEO LS toured the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition Sept. 20 to show Marolda how equipment has changed since he served in the Corps.

Capt. Mike Howley, Program Executive Officer (PEO) Land Systems (LS) command, WWII veteran Marine Tech Sgt. Theodore R. Marolda Sr. and Col. Kirk Mullins, ACV product manager, PEO LS toured the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition Sept. 20 to show Marolda how equipment has changed since he served in the Corps.

Photo by Photo Courtesy of Col. Kirk Mulllins

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