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Holly Vega poses with her husband, Major Javier Vega, TECOM, and their three children during a family outing. Holly, a Marine Corps spouse for 18 years, was voted as the 2017 Marine Corps Base Quantico Spouse of the Year, an honor bestowed upon her by Military Spouse magazine, which holds an annual contest to choose the Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year.

Holly Vega poses with her husband, Major Javier Vega, TECOM, and their three children during a family outing. Holly, a Marine Corps spouse for 18 years, was voted as the 2017 Marine Corps Base Quantico Spouse of the Year, an honor bestowed upon her by Military Spouse magazine, which holds an annual contest to choose the Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year.

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Retired Marine Col. Charles H. Lyman IV joined by his wife, Betsy Lyman, hold memorial plaque in recognition of his grandfather Maj. Gen. Lyman II, in which Lyman Park is named after. The plaque was gifted to the Lincoln Family Housing Center in rememberance of Lyman IV grandfather's acomplishments.

Retired Marine Col. Charles H. Lyman IV joined by his wife, Betsy Lyman, hold memorial plaque in recognition of his grandfather Maj. Gen. Lyman II, in which Lyman Park is named after. The plaque was gifted to the Lincoln Family Housing Center in rememberance of Lyman IV grandfather's acomplishments.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

Quantico Range Map

Quantico Range Map

Photo by James Andrews

Sgt Limirick of H&S Bn is preparing to load the M249 for firing.

Sgt Limirick of H&S Bn is preparing to load the M249 for firing.

Photo by Jim Andrews

Sgt Maj Jonathan Henry, director SNCO Academy Okinawa particpates in a teambuilding event on February 23rd while at MCB Quantico.

Sgt Maj Jonathan Henry, director SNCO Academy Okinawa particpates in a teambuilding event on February 23rd while at MCB Quantico.

Photo by Jim Andrews

With housing developments being built close to the Marine Corps Base Quantico ranges it is even more important for MCBQ to be a good neighbor and for the community to understand why noise on the ranges occurs.

With housing developments being built close to the Marine Corps Base Quantico ranges it is even more important for MCBQ to be a good neighbor and for the community to understand why noise on the ranges occurs.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

Innovation

Innovation

Photo by Jim Andrews

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Photo by Major Andrew Bormann

There were more than 250 MCESG Marines standing at attention, waiting for the 3-mile moto run to begin.

There were more than 250 MCESG Marines standing at attention, waiting for the 3-mile moto run to begin.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

The newly renovated SMP House will include an entertainment room with a fresh new look. Televisions will be adorn both sides of the newly installed windows, thus allowing more natural light. The room will allow for more space for both gaming and relaxation.

The newly renovated SMP House will include an entertainment room with a fresh new look. Televisions will be adorn both sides of the newly installed windows, thus allowing more natural light. The room will allow for more space for both gaming and relaxation.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

Enjoying a little bit of sunshine, Shalisa Davis stands in front of the start/finish in Singapore Beach, Singapore after finishing lucky number two.

Enjoying a little bit of sunshine, Shalisa Davis stands in front of the start/finish in Singapore Beach, Singapore after finishing lucky number two.

Photo by Shalisa Davis

(Right) Marine Corps Embassy Security Group (MCESG) Commanding Officer Col. Rollin D. Brewster and (left) MCESG Sgt. Maj. Juan C. Alvarado lead the pack as the Marines finish the home stretch of their 3-mile motivational run before graduation.

(Right) Marine Corps Embassy Security Group (MCESG) Commanding Officer Col. Rollin D. Brewster and (left) MCESG Sgt. Maj. Juan C. Alvarado lead the pack as the Marines finish the home stretch of their 3-mile motivational run before graduation.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

Naval Health Clinic Quantico

Naval Health Clinic Quantico

Photo by Official United States Marine Corps

Mary Jo Betyak-Eisler holds the Outreach Recognition Award for the work the Community Counseling Program did on Marine Corps Base Quantico during September's Suicide Prevention Month. Surrounding her are various department heads from Headquarters Marine Corps, Marine Corps Base Quantico, the Department of Defense Suicide Prevention Office and Col. Joseph Murray, commander, Marine Corps Installations-National Capital Region, Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Mary Jo Betyak-Eisler holds the Outreach Recognition Award for the work the Community Counseling Program did on Marine Corps Base Quantico during September's Suicide Prevention Month. Surrounding her are various department heads from Headquarters Marine Corps, Marine Corps Base Quantico, the Department of Defense Suicide Prevention Office and Col. Joseph Murray, commander, Marine Corps Installations-National Capital Region, Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Jeremy Beale

Five Corpsmen provided aid to a civilian employee at Quantico, Feb. 7, after the man slipped on the railroad tracks out near OCS. The photo is of Petty Officer 3rd Class Xavier Cole, Petty Officer 3rd Class Kenneth Simmons, Hospitalman Xavier Chatman, Petty Officer 3rd Class Jeremy Davis, Petty Officer 3rd Class David Smith kneeling in front of the Officer Candidate School.

Five Corpsmen provided aid to a civilian employee at Quantico, Feb. 7, after the man slipped on the railroad tracks out near OCS. The photo is of Petty Officer 3rd Class Xavier Cole, Petty Officer 3rd Class Kenneth Simmons, Hospitalman Xavier Chatman, Petty Officer 3rd Class Jeremy Davis, Petty Officer 3rd Class David Smith kneeling in front of the Officer Candidate School.

Photo by HM2 Matthew Emigh

Marine Corps University was established in 1989 by then-Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Alfred Gray. Pictured is the Gray Research Center, which is named after him.

Marine Corps University was established in 1989 by then-Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Alfred Gray. Pictured is the Gray Research Center, which is named after him.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

Gen. Alfred M. Gray, then-Commandant of the Marine Corps, breaks ground on the Gray Research Center, which was named afer him. Gen. Carl E. Mundy, then Commandant of the Marines Corps when the building was dedicated, speaks at the dedication ceremony.

Gen. Alfred M. Gray, then-Commandant of the Marine Corps, breaks ground on the Gray Research Center, which was named afer him. Gen. Carl E. Mundy, then Commandant of the Marines Corps when the building was dedicated, speaks at the dedication ceremony.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

The MarineNet Video service is available to any Marine registered to use MarineNet, an online education portal available to Marine spouses, civilians, retirees and anyone registered in the DEERS system.

The MarineNet Video service is available to any Marine registered to use MarineNet, an online education portal available to Marine spouses, civilians, retirees and anyone registered in the DEERS system.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

A Marine interacts with children overseas. Likely, his success in another culture can be attributed to Marine Corp Univiserity's CAOCL program.

A Marine interacts with children overseas. Likely, his success in another culture can be attributed to Marine Corp Univiserity's CAOCL program.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

Staff Sgt. William Caban, U.S. Marine Corps and Intelligence Activity, Individual Mobilization Augmentee Detachment, is the first reservist to graduate from the Career Course held at Marine Corps University aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Caban, a native of New York City, attended a graduation ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps Sept. 18. Caban continues more than 12 years of government service as a reservist, to include government employment as a regional cultural analyst and linguist for the Center for Advanced Operational Culture Learning at MCU.

Staff Sgt. William Caban, U.S. Marine Corps and Intelligence Activity, Individual Mobilization Augmentee Detachment, is the first reservist to graduate from the Career Course held at Marine Corps University aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Caban, a native of New York City, attended a graduation ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps Sept. 18. Caban continues more than 12 years of government service as a reservist, to include government employment as a regional cultural analyst and linguist for the Center for Advanced Operational Culture Learning at MCU.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

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