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Carol Zlatich, nursing student at Chamberlain College of Nursing and volunteer at Medical Aid Station 7, right, passes out Tylenol, while Lt. Cmdr. Stephanie Smith, a family medical physician at the Washington Navy Yard Branch Health Clinic, which falls under Naval Health Clinic Quantico, marks the number tags of runners who receive pain relievers.

Carol Zlatich, nursing student at Chamberlain College of Nursing and volunteer at Medical Aid Station 7, right, passes out Tylenol, while Lt. Cmdr. Stephanie Smith, a family medical physician at the Washington Navy Yard Branch Health Clinic, which falls under Naval Health Clinic Quantico, marks the number tags of runners who receive pain relievers.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

The dining hall that has served Weapons Training Battalion for more than half a century will be replaced by a facility with nearly four times the capacity, making way for a growing Embassy Security Group.

The dining hall that has served Weapons Training Battalion for more than half a century will be replaced by a facility with nearly four times the capacity, making way for a growing Embassy Security Group.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Sgt. Sergio Montes picks up food from the Bruce Hall “market” line during lunch on Oct. 3. The market theme is part of the menu overhaul that has brought more diners into Bruce Hall in recent months.

Sgt. Sergio Montes picks up food from the Bruce Hall “market” line during lunch on Oct. 3. The market theme is part of the menu overhaul that has brought more diners into Bruce Hall in recent months.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Quantico Middle/High School graduate and former Marine Corps ROTC commander Jimmy Green was awarded the Tiger Woods Foundation’s Earl Woods Scholarship in part for the essay he wrote about his Marine stepfather. He is now attending George Mason University.

Quantico Middle/High School graduate and former Marine Corps ROTC commander Jimmy Green was awarded the Tiger Woods Foundation’s Earl Woods Scholarship in part for the essay he wrote about his Marine stepfather. He is now attending George Mason University.

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Sgt. Evan Hunt, base Motor Transport operator, gets a helping of chili during the Headquarters and Service Battalion’s chili cook-off at Yale Hall on Oct. 4.

Sgt. Evan Hunt, base Motor Transport operator, gets a helping of chili during the Headquarters and Service Battalion’s chili cook-off at Yale Hall on Oct. 4.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Longtime Quantico waterfowl hunter Emmett Pilkington peers out from a floating duck blind on the tidal waters of Chopawamsic Creek aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on the morning of Oct. 11.

Longtime Quantico waterfowl hunter Emmett Pilkington peers out from a floating duck blind on the tidal waters of Chopawamsic Creek aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on the morning of Oct. 11.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Naval Health Clinic Quantico case managers celebrate National Case Management Week with a cake cutting Oct. 15. From left are Monica Dompey, Tanisha Gibson, Cmdr. Maryellen Hendricks, clinic commanding officer Capt. Kathy Becker, Jennifer Worthy and Hazel Edwards.

Naval Health Clinic Quantico case managers celebrate National Case Management Week with a cake cutting Oct. 15. From left are Monica Dompey, Tanisha Gibson, Cmdr. Maryellen Hendricks, clinic commanding officer Capt. Kathy Becker, Jennifer Worthy and Hazel Edwards.

Photo by Heidi Linscott

Orvel Ronk, Quantico's antiterrorism program manager, instructs Quantico employees on how to react to an active shooter situation on Oct. 10, during one of several such trainings at Little Hall.

Orvel Ronk, Quantico's antiterrorism program manager, instructs Quantico employees on how to react to an active shooter situation on Oct. 10, during one of several such trainings at Little Hall.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Jason Terry, chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear protection officer, instructs Quantico employees on how to shelter in place during a chemical release on Oct. 10, during one of several trainings at Little Hall.

Jason Terry, chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear protection officer, instructs Quantico employees on how to shelter in place during a chemical release on Oct. 10, during one of several trainings at Little Hall.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

The Modern Day Marine brought nearly 400 defense industry vendors together with Marine Corps decision-makers and everyday Marines for three days at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 24 to 26, 2013. Vendors showed up with everything from small arms, gloves and socks to drones and armored vehicles.

The Modern Day Marine brought nearly 400 defense industry vendors together with Marine Corps decision-makers and everyday Marines for three days at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 24 to 26, 2013. Vendors showed up with everything from small arms, gloves and socks to drones and armored vehicles.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

The intersection of Martin and Broadway streets will be replaced with a traffic roundabout over the next few months. Meanwhile, beginning Oct. 7, Martin Street will be closed to traffic. Broadway traffic will be rerouted onto a two-way detour.

The intersection of Martin and Broadway streets will be replaced with a traffic roundabout over the next few months. Meanwhile, beginning Oct. 7, Martin Street will be closed to traffic. Broadway traffic will be rerouted onto a two-way detour.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Elisa uses string to measure the seated height of fellow fifth-grader Alexandra during the Crime Scene Investigator Workshop put on by the Tiger Woods Learning Center on Sept. 21, 2013. Students attending the workshop at the Quantico Youth Center learned how, before the use of fingerprints, investigators used body measurements to identify suspects.

Elisa uses string to measure the seated height of fellow fifth-grader Alexandra during the Crime Scene Investigator Workshop put on by the Tiger Woods Learning Center on Sept. 21, 2013. Students attending the workshop at the Quantico Youth Center learned how, before the use of fingerprints, investigators used body measurements to identify suspects.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Fifth-grader Luke takes his own fingerprints to find out which of the three basic types of fingerprints he has. Students attending the Crime Scene Investigator Workshop put on by the Tiger Woods Learning Center at the Quantico Youth Center on Sept. 21, 2013, also learned how investigators once used body measurements to identify suspects.

Fifth-grader Luke takes his own fingerprints to find out which of the three basic types of fingerprints he has. Students attending the Crime Scene Investigator Workshop put on by the Tiger Woods Learning Center at the Quantico Youth Center on Sept. 21, 2013, also learned how investigators once used body measurements to identify suspects.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

From left, Brig. Gen. Frank Kelley, commanding general of Marine Corps Systems Command; Bill Taylor, program executive officer of Land Systems; Lt. Gen. Kenneth Glueck, deputy commandant of Combat Development and Integration and commanding general of Marine Corps Systems Command; Lt. Gen. William Faulkner, deputy commandant of Installations and Logistics; and Brig. Gen. John Jansen, assistant deputy commandant for Programs and Resources, address a crowd of defense industry leaders convened for the Modern Day Marine Expo on Sept. 26, 2013.

From left, Brig. Gen. Frank Kelley, commanding general of Marine Corps Systems Command; Bill Taylor, program executive officer of Land Systems; Lt. Gen. Kenneth Glueck, deputy commandant of Combat Development and Integration and commanding general of Marine Corps Systems Command; Lt. Gen. William Faulkner, deputy commandant of Installations and Logistics; and Brig. Gen. John Jansen, assistant deputy commandant for Programs and Resources, address a crowd of defense industry leaders convened for the Modern Day Marine Expo on Sept. 26, 2013.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Contractors with the Louis Berger Group work in the area designated “Locus A” near Russell Road on July 31, 2013. Archaeologists found two large fire pits and a high concentration of fire-cracked rocks in the area indicating some unknown but specific use by ancient Native Americans.

Contractors with the Louis Berger Group work in the area designated “Locus A” near Russell Road on July 31, 2013. Archaeologists found two large fire pits and a high concentration of fire-cracked rocks in the area indicating some unknown but specific use by ancient Native Americans.

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Marine Corps Base Quantico’s Combined Federal Campaign is just getting underway and runs through Dec. 15.

Marine Corps Base Quantico’s Combined Federal Campaign is just getting underway and runs through Dec. 15.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Scott Sutton, verifying official at the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System ID Card Center, uses the center’s new queue-management system to print a ticket for Marine Corps spouse Jessica Bukovac. The system is the same used in the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Scott Sutton, verifying official at the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System ID Card Center, uses the center’s new queue-management system to print a ticket for Marine Corps spouse Jessica Bukovac. The system is the same used in the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Phase 2 of the Russell Road widening will run about half a mile from the Marine Corps Federal Credit Union to the Davis Center. Preliminary work is to begin sometime between Sept. 23 and Oct. 4.

Phase 2 of the Russell Road widening will run about half a mile from the Marine Corps Federal Credit Union to the Davis Center. Preliminary work is to begin sometime between Sept. 23 and Oct. 4.

Photo by Rosemary Davis

During a training session on patrolling, Sgt. Terrance Bowens tells patrolmen Cpl. Brian Lasecki and Lance Cpl. Grant Patterson the course they’ll take across the lawn of Range Management Branch’s backyard. Bowens finished at the top of his Advanced Infantry Course in August and has used what he learned to institute a noncommissioned officer leadership development program at RMB.

During a training session on patrolling, Sgt. Terrance Bowens tells patrolmen Cpl. Brian Lasecki and Lance Cpl. Grant Patterson the course they’ll take across the lawn of Range Management Branch’s backyard. Bowens finished at the top of his Advanced Infantry Course in August and has used what he learned to institute a noncommissioned officer leadership development program at RMB.

Photo by Mike DiCicco

Chaplain Christopher Earley, right, counsels a Marine during a Weapons and Tactics Instructor course at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Az., in July of 2010. After 16 years in the Corps, Earley is no stranger to Marine Corps fatigues.

Chaplain Christopher Earley, right, counsels a Marine during a Weapons and Tactics Instructor course at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Az., in July of 2010. After 16 years in the Corps, Earley is no stranger to Marine Corps fatigues.

Photo by File Photo

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