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The family of Cpl. Brandon Nylund visits his gravesite at the Quantico National Cemetery following the Honor and Remember Memorial Ceremony in the Town of Quantico, Sept 10. Nylund committed suicide March 7, 2010, only one year after separating from the Marine Corps.

The family of Cpl. Brandon Nylund visits his gravesite at the Quantico National Cemetery following the Honor and Remember Memorial Ceremony in the Town of Quantico, Sept 10. Nylund committed suicide March 7, 2010, only one year after separating from the Marine Corps.

Photo by Ida Irby

Master Sgt. John Paul Cooley, QMTB president, rides uphill on a club ride on base.

Master Sgt. John Paul Cooley, QMTB president, rides uphill on a club ride on base.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Photo of Col. Fowler in uniform ca. 1979, when he retired.

Photo of Col. Fowler in uniform ca. 1979, when he retired.

Photo by Photo courtesy of the Marine Corps Marathon

Sgt. Nicholas Frederick and Sgt. Nicholas Graham, quality assurance evaluators for Base Food Service, participate in the Chef of the Quarter Competition at the Bruce Hall dining facility, Sept. 10.

Sgt. Nicholas Frederick and Sgt. Nicholas Graham, quality assurance evaluators for Base Food Service, participate in the Chef of the Quarter Competition at the Bruce Hall dining facility, Sept. 10.

Photo by Ida Irby

Sgt. Nicholas Graham, quality assurance evaluators for Base Food Service, prepares pork belly during the Chef of the Quarter Competition at the Bruce Chowhall, Sept. 10. The team of John Selick IV came in second place with a Hungarian inspired dish.

Sgt. Nicholas Graham, quality assurance evaluators for Base Food Service, prepares pork belly during the Chef of the Quarter Competition at the Bruce Chowhall, Sept. 10. The team of John Selick IV came in second place with a Hungarian inspired dish.

Photo by Ida Irby

Gunnery Sgt. Steven C. Sullivan talks about how the remote-controlled Modular Advanced Armed Robotic System (MAARS) is being tested to augment machine gunners or act as a sentry or scout. The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab was displaying the robot at the Modern Day Marine convention in Quantico on Sept. 26, 2012.

Gunnery Sgt. Steven C. Sullivan talks about how the remote-controlled Modular Advanced Armed Robotic System (MAARS) is being tested to augment machine gunners or act as a sentry or scout. The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab was displaying the robot at the Modern Day Marine convention in Quantico on Sept. 26, 2012.

Photo by CJ Lin

The Legged Squad Support System, a sort of robotic mule in development by the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Boston Dynamics, is made to carry gear over rough terrain but is still in testing.

The Legged Squad Support System, a sort of robotic mule in development by the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Boston Dynamics, is made to carry gear over rough terrain but is still in testing.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Brian Kester

Maj. John R. Bitonti II, Headquarters and Service Battalion, helps his son try out the latest weapon technology on display during the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., Sept. 29. Although many of the products were not currently in use by the Corps, the exposition gave vendors the opportunity to promote their products to Marines.

Maj. John R. Bitonti II, Headquarters and Service Battalion, helps his son try out the latest weapon technology on display during the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., Sept. 29. Although many of the products were not currently in use by the Corps, the exposition gave vendors the opportunity to promote their products to Marines.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Daniel A. Wetzel

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Photo by Photos courtesy of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Photo by Courtesy of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Photo by Courtesy of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Photo by Courtesy of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Modern Day Marine Military Exposition offers vendors, manufacturers, and industry the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the Marine Corps to evaluate how to apply these goods and technologies in their duties and missions.

Photo by Rosemary Sky

Construction for Modern Day Marine Military Expo began this week with preparations underway to lay foundations for exhibitor tents going up on the parade field in front of Lejeune Hall. Modern Day Marine Expo will be held Sept. 22-24. Information about road and parking lot closures during construction are available at http://www.quantico.marines.mil/News/NewsArticleDisplay/tabid/10834/Article/616143/modern-day-marine-road-parking-lot-closures.aspx.

Construction for Modern Day Marine Military Expo began this week with preparations underway to lay foundations for exhibitor tents going up on the parade field in front of Lejeune Hall. Modern Day Marine Expo will be held Sept. 22-24. Information about road and parking lot closures during construction are available at http://www.quantico.marines.mil/News/NewsArticleDisplay/tabid/10834/Article/616143/modern-day-marine-road-parking-lot-closures.aspx.

Photo by Glenn Johnson

Firemen from the Quantico Fire Station 533 at The Basic School transmit a TBS student during a water-rescue emergency simulation training at the Ramer Hall Gymnasium, Aug. 4.

Firemen from the Quantico Fire Station 533 at The Basic School transmit a TBS student during a water-rescue emergency simulation training at the Ramer Hall Gymnasium, Aug. 4.

Photo by Ida Irby

From left: Dwayne Palermo, of Stafford, Va., Paul Pandolfi, of Manassas, Va., David Williams, of Spotsylvania, Va., Don Perry, of Stafford, Va., Charles McMahon, of Woodbridge, Va., Jimmy Thacker, of Stafford, Va., Aaron Darley, of Cordova, Ala., and Robert Starge of Pensacola, Fla., (Not photographed: Cliff Burton, of Stafford, Va., and Charles Stevens, of Spotsylvania, Va.) form the Marine Corps Base Quantico Mainside Station 531 Fire and Rescue team who responded to the second-floor apartment fire on 204 Broadway St. in the Town of Quantico, Aug. 20. At approximately 7:25 a.m. the firemen were the first responders to the fire, where they recovered four individuals. The fire started on the second floor of a bedridden elderly man. Preliminary reports indicate that there were many who fled the fire by foot. Once the fire was extinguished, the firemen recovered Frank Anthony DeSanto, age 69, and first responders pronounced him dead on the scene.

From left: Dwayne Palermo, of Stafford, Va., Paul Pandolfi, of Manassas, Va., David Williams, of Spotsylvania, Va., Don Perry, of Stafford, Va., Charles McMahon, of Woodbridge, Va., Jimmy Thacker, of Stafford, Va., Aaron Darley, of Cordova, Ala., and Robert Starge of Pensacola, Fla., (Not photographed: Cliff Burton, of Stafford, Va., and Charles Stevens, of Spotsylvania, Va.) form the Marine Corps Base Quantico Mainside Station 531 Fire and Rescue team who responded to the second-floor apartment fire on 204 Broadway St. in the Town of Quantico, Aug. 20. At approximately 7:25 a.m. the firemen were the first responders to the fire, where they recovered four individuals. The fire started on the second floor of a bedridden elderly man. Preliminary reports indicate that there were many who fled the fire by foot. Once the fire was extinguished, the firemen recovered Frank Anthony DeSanto, age 69, and first responders pronounced him dead on the scene.

Photo by Ida Irby

Promoting safety and conservation on Marine Corps Base Quantico while performing their duties as Conservation Law Enforcement Investigators, game wardens on base have kept poaching in check while also assisting the Marines in their respective missions.

Promoting safety and conservation on Marine Corps Base Quantico while performing their duties as Conservation Law Enforcement Investigators, game wardens on base have kept poaching in check while also assisting the Marines in their respective missions.

Photo by Ida Irby

Image of Sergeant Major John H. Quick to accompany article why he has a road named in his honor on Marine Corps Base Quantico

Image of Sergeant Major John H. Quick to accompany article why he has a road named in his honor on Marine Corps Base Quantico

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Logo image for USMC Water Survival School to accompany article about training maneuvers performed by the unit

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Sgt. Marshall Breaugh, L, instructor trainer, 2nd Lt. Ward Scott, student at The Basic School from Plymouth, N.H., and Sgt. David Labell, instructor trainer, conduct annual water survival training at Ramer Hall Gymnasium, Aug. 4. The Marine Corps Instructor Trainer of Water Survival team and firemen from the Fire Station 533 at TBS collaborated in the realistic training efforts.

Sgt. Marshall Breaugh, L, instructor trainer, 2nd Lt. Ward Scott, student at The Basic School from Plymouth, N.H., and Sgt. David Labell, instructor trainer, conduct annual water survival training at Ramer Hall Gymnasium, Aug. 4. The Marine Corps Instructor Trainer of Water Survival team and firemen from the Fire Station 533 at TBS collaborated in the realistic training efforts.

Photo by Ida Irby

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