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Members of the Naval Criminal Investigation Division demonstrate how they dust for fingerprints at the 2013 National Day Out: Back to School Event on Aug. 18, 2013, outside of the Lincoln Military Housing Family Housing Center aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The Provost Marshal's Office, Marine Corps Community Services and Lincoln Military Housing co-sponsored the event after National Night Out was cancelled on the base due to budget cuts.

Members of the Naval Criminal Investigation Division demonstrate how they dust for fingerprints at the 2013 National Day Out: Back to School Event on Aug. 18, 2013, outside of the Lincoln Military Housing Family Housing Center aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The Provost Marshal's Office, Marine Corps Community Services and Lincoln Military Housing co-sponsored the event after National Night Out was cancelled on the base due to budget cuts.

Photo by Sgt. Rebekka S. Heite

Members of the Quantico Hooligans rugby team participate in a scrimmage at Butler Stadium on Aug. 1, their first day of practice for the season. The team started practicing early this year to prepare for a match against the 1st Battalion of the Scottish Royal Regiment.

Members of the Quantico Hooligans rugby team participate in a scrimmage at Butler Stadium on Aug. 1, their first day of practice for the season. The team started practicing early this year to prepare for a match against the 1st Battalion of the Scottish Royal Regiment.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Lt. Gen. Richard P. Mills, commanding general of Marine Corps Combat Development Command, addresses this year’s Marine Corps University students at the school’s convocation Aug. 2, 2013, at Little Hall.

Lt. Gen. Richard P. Mills, commanding general of Marine Corps Combat Development Command, addresses this year’s Marine Corps University students at the school’s convocation Aug. 2, 2013, at Little Hall.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

The town of Quantico has purchased his humble brick building at 337 5th Ave. to serve as its first town-owned municipal office. The move into the building is expected to be completed by the end of August.

The town of Quantico has purchased his humble brick building at 337 5th Ave. to serve as its first town-owned municipal office. The move into the building is expected to be completed by the end of August.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Former Navy pilot and clinical psychologist Dr. Heidi Kraft addresses Marine Corps University staff regarding post-traumatic stress disorder at the university’s faculty development conference July 18.

Former Navy pilot and clinical psychologist Dr. Heidi Kraft addresses Marine Corps University staff regarding post-traumatic stress disorder at the university’s faculty development conference July 18.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

From left, Olivia, 10; Arcieri, 11; Mylee, 10; Jeremiah, 11; Donovan, 9; Katherine, 10; and Youth Center Counselor Harry Williams, look on as Chief Petty Officer Richard Paxton, Seabee with Quantico Public Works Branch, shows how the solar-powered generator they just made turns when exposed to sunlight.

From left, Olivia, 10; Arcieri, 11; Mylee, 10; Jeremiah, 11; Donovan, 9; Katherine, 10; and Youth Center Counselor Harry Williams, look on as Chief Petty Officer Richard Paxton, Seabee with Quantico Public Works Branch, shows how the solar-powered generator they just made turns when exposed to sunlight.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Senior Chief Petty Officer Diane Paddock, Seabee with Quantico Public Works Branch, and Nicholas, 10, attach a windmill to a generator as David and Olivia, both 10, look on at the Quantico Youth Center on July 29.

Senior Chief Petty Officer Diane Paddock, Seabee with Quantico Public Works Branch, and Nicholas, 10, attach a windmill to a generator as David and Olivia, both 10, look on at the Quantico Youth Center on July 29.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Stefanie Kivelin, base energy manager, holds onto the generator while Alyna, 10, powers the water wheel, as, from left, Jade, 9; David, 10; Donovan, 9; Arianna, 8; and Mylee, 10, watch to see how their creation works.

Stefanie Kivelin, base energy manager, holds onto the generator while Alyna, 10, powers the water wheel, as, from left, Jade, 9; David, 10; Donovan, 9; Arianna, 8; and Mylee, 10, watch to see how their creation works.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Stefanie Kivelin, base energy manager, oversees while Isabella, 9, left, and Arianna, 8, work on a water wheel-powered generator at the Quantico Youth Center on July 29, 2013.

Stefanie Kivelin, base energy manager, oversees while Isabella, 9, left, and Arianna, 8, work on a water wheel-powered generator at the Quantico Youth Center on July 29, 2013.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Bypassing gates, such as this one shutting down MCB-6, is prohibited on Marine Corps Base Quantico for safety reasons. For example, MCB-6 runs directly behind the targets on Range 11, among other possible surface danger zones.

Bypassing gates, such as this one shutting down MCB-6, is prohibited on Marine Corps Base Quantico for safety reasons. For example, MCB-6 runs directly behind the targets on Range 11, among other possible surface danger zones.

Photo by Courtesy Range Management Branch

Iwo Jima veteran and National Museum of the Marine Corps docent Frank Matthews shows a group of high school students the place on a map of the island of Iwo Jima where his unit landed and then fought its way north for two hours under fire.

Iwo Jima veteran and National Museum of the Marine Corps docent Frank Matthews shows a group of high school students the place on a map of the island of Iwo Jima where his unit landed and then fought its way north for two hours under fire.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

The Family Advocacy Program has moved from Little Hall into trailer No. 4 in the parking lot next to the Firestone auto shop on Barnett Road. All organizations housed in the south wing of Little Hall will be in the eight trailers for the next six to eight months.

The Family Advocacy Program has moved from Little Hall into trailer No. 4 in the parking lot next to the Firestone auto shop on Barnett Road. All organizations housed in the south wing of Little Hall will be in the eight trailers for the next six to eight months.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Robin Hutton, president of Angels without Wings and the major fundraiser behind the Semper Fidelis Memorial Park’s new statue of Korean War hero Staff Sgt. Reckless; Gen. James F. Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps; and Jocelyn Russell, the artist who created the statue, stand at attention during the statue’s July 26, 2013, unveiling ceremony.

Robin Hutton, president of Angels without Wings and the major fundraiser behind the Semper Fidelis Memorial Park’s new statue of Korean War hero Staff Sgt. Reckless; Gen. James F. Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps; and Jocelyn Russell, the artist who created the statue, stand at attention during the statue’s July 26, 2013, unveiling ceremony.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Quantico school liaison Tammy Smith was named to represent the commonwealth’s military installations on the Virginia Council on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children. In her office, Smith shows one of the deployment support kits she gives to school counselors for use in their deployment support groups.

Quantico school liaison Tammy Smith was named to represent the commonwealth’s military installations on the Virginia Council on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children. In her office, Smith shows one of the deployment support kits she gives to school counselors for use in their deployment support groups.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Marines listen and take notes during the Transition Readiness Seminars’ “10 Steps to a Federal Resume” workshop July 16, 2013, at the Religious Annex aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The goal was to help military members, civilians and military spouses improve their resume and navigate the federal hiring process.

Marines listen and take notes during the Transition Readiness Seminars’ “10 Steps to a Federal Resume” workshop July 16, 2013, at the Religious Annex aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The goal was to help military members, civilians and military spouses improve their resume and navigate the federal hiring process.

Photo by Ameesha Felton

All organizations in the south wing of Little Hall will move into the trailers near the Firestone auto shop over the next couple of weeks, clearing the way for the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system to be replaced.

All organizations in the south wing of Little Hall will move into the trailers near the Firestone auto shop over the next couple of weeks, clearing the way for the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system to be replaced.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Sgt. Jack Latham, enlisted squad advisor for 5th Platoon of Charlie Company at The Basic School, guides lieutenants in Marine Corps Martial Arts Program training. Charlie Co. is the school’s first company to incorporate enlisted Marines from the Combat Instructor Company of the former Support Battalion into its companies of student lieutenants.

Sgt. Jack Latham, enlisted squad advisor for 5th Platoon of Charlie Company at The Basic School, guides lieutenants in Marine Corps Martial Arts Program training. Charlie Co. is the school’s first company to incorporate enlisted Marines from the Combat Instructor Company of the former Support Battalion into its companies of student lieutenants.

Photo by 2nd Lt. Devan VanArsdale

Capt. Jeremiah Hamric, officer in charge, Explosive Ordnance Disposal, shows some of the rounds most commonly found unexploded around Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Capt. Jeremiah Hamric, officer in charge, Explosive Ordnance Disposal, shows some of the rounds most commonly found unexploded around Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

This map of Quantico in 1937 shows that much of what is now considered mainside of the base was once live-fire ranges.

This map of Quantico in 1937 shows that much of what is now considered mainside of the base was once live-fire ranges.

Photo by Courtesy Quantico Range Management Branch

Nelson Ocasio talks with Sgt. Timmion Banton and Pfc. Ashley Antoine, both new to The Basic School, at Marine Corps Base Quantico's Welcome Aboard brief July 17. Organizers have traded the old PowerPoint-centered brief for a more interactive model.

Nelson Ocasio talks with Sgt. Timmion Banton and Pfc. Ashley Antoine, both new to The Basic School, at Marine Corps Base Quantico's Welcome Aboard brief July 17. Organizers have traded the old PowerPoint-centered brief for a more interactive model.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

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