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Stephanie Taber, Family Readiness program trainer; Col. Joseph Murray, base commander; and Col. Allen Broughton, chief of staff, Marine Corps National Capital Region/Marine Corps Base Quantico, join 17 members of the National Sojourners Quantico Chapter 44 during their annual Christmas Food Basket program at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Commissary aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Stephanie Taber, Family Readiness program trainer; Col. Joseph Murray, base commander; and Col. Allen Broughton, chief of staff, Marine Corps National Capital Region/Marine Corps Base Quantico, join 17 members of the National Sojourners Quantico Chapter 44 during their annual Christmas Food Basket program at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Commissary aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Ida Irby

Stephanie Taber, Family Readiness program trainer and Col. Joseph Murray, base commander, join 17 members of the National Sojourners Quantico Chapter 44 during their annual Christmas Food Basket program at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Commissary aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Stephanie Taber, Family Readiness program trainer and Col. Joseph Murray, base commander, join 17 members of the National Sojourners Quantico Chapter 44 during their annual Christmas Food Basket program at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Commissary aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Ida Irby

Stephanie Taber, Family Readiness program trainer; Col. Joseph Murray, base commander; and Col. Allen Broughton, chief of staff, Marine Corps National Capital Region/Marine Corps Base Quantico, join 17 members of the National Sojourners Quantico Chapter 44 during their annual Christmas Food Basket program at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Commissary aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Stephanie Taber, Family Readiness program trainer; Col. Joseph Murray, base commander; and Col. Allen Broughton, chief of staff, Marine Corps National Capital Region/Marine Corps Base Quantico, join 17 members of the National Sojourners Quantico Chapter 44 during their annual Christmas Food Basket program at the Quantico Marine Corps Base Commissary aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Ida Irby

Summer Priester, Miss United States 2015, poses for pictures with Marines from the 4th Armored Reconnaissance Battalion. The Marines had just returned from a NATO exercise in Spain.

Summer Priester, Miss United States 2015, poses for pictures with Marines from the 4th Armored Reconnaissance Battalion. The Marines had just returned from a NATO exercise in Spain.

Photo by J. Elise Van Pool

Sofia, 10, and Miguel, 6, play dress up in authentic military uniforms during the Military Kids Birthday Bash Nov. 5 at the Barber Physical Fitness Center. The sibling’s parents work at The Basic School aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Sofia, 10, and Miguel, 6, play dress up in authentic military uniforms during the Military Kids Birthday Bash Nov. 5 at the Barber Physical Fitness Center. The sibling’s parents work at The Basic School aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Photo by Ida Irby

Xavier, 3, is honored as the youngest military child present during the cake cutting of the Military Kids Birthday Bash Nov. 5 at the Barber Physical Fitness Center. His mother is a sergeant in the Headquarters and Support Battalion.

Xavier, 3, is honored as the youngest military child present during the cake cutting of the Military Kids Birthday Bash Nov. 5 at the Barber Physical Fitness Center. His mother is a sergeant in the Headquarters and Support Battalion.

Photo by Ida Irby

Maum, 6, plays dress up with an authentic aviation helmet during the Military Kids Birthday Bash Nov. 5 at the Barber Physical Fitness Center.

Maum, 6, plays dress up with an authentic aviation helmet during the Military Kids Birthday Bash Nov. 5 at the Barber Physical Fitness Center.

Photo by Ida Irby

Cpl. Daniel Rios, right, trainer instructor at The Basic School, speaks to Keri Reams, military education coordinator for the University of Maryland University College, during a college fair Oct. 27 in Haywood Hall at The Basic School. After four years on active duty, Rios is taking the first steps beginning a degree in General Education.

Cpl. Daniel Rios, right, trainer instructor at The Basic School, speaks to Keri Reams, military education coordinator for the University of Maryland University College, during a college fair Oct. 27 in Haywood Hall at The Basic School. After four years on active duty, Rios is taking the first steps beginning a degree in General Education.

Photo by Ida Irby

The ruby Eagle, Globe and Anchor medals were given to those who completed the 40th Marine Corps Marathon at Arlington, Va., Oct. 25. The medal celebrates the event’s ruby anniversary.

The ruby Eagle, Globe and Anchor medals were given to those who completed the 40th Marine Corps Marathon at Arlington, Va., Oct. 25. The medal celebrates the event’s ruby anniversary.

Photo by Sgt. Justin Boling

Caden Wilhelmsen, a military child attending Quantico High School, attends a financial aid class during a Pathway to College half-day workshop at Quantico Education Center, Oct. 17.

Caden Wilhelmsen, a military child attending Quantico High School, attends a financial aid class during a Pathway to College half-day workshop at Quantico Education Center, Oct. 17.

Photo by Ida Irby

From left: Dr. Kathy Bihr, Denisse Jover, Thomas Hailu, Tiger Woods Foundation Program staff, Tammy Smith, Chris Lamb, both Quantico School Liaisons, Cristina Fernandez, Eric Moore, and Mark McGlone, Tiger Woods Foundation Program staff, organize the Pathway to College seminar at Clubs of Quantico, Oct.17. Classes were held at the Quantico Education Center. The event was open to students in grades 9-12 whose parents are active duty or retired servicemembers.

From left: Dr. Kathy Bihr, Denisse Jover, Thomas Hailu, Tiger Woods Foundation Program staff, Tammy Smith, Chris Lamb, both Quantico School Liaisons, Cristina Fernandez, Eric Moore, and Mark McGlone, Tiger Woods Foundation Program staff, organize the Pathway to College seminar at Clubs of Quantico, Oct.17. Classes were held at the Quantico Education Center. The event was open to students in grades 9-12 whose parents are active duty or retired servicemembers.

Photo by Ida Irby

Staff Sgt. William Caban, U.S. Marine Corps 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 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 Ida Irby

Master Sgt. Rita Thomas, retired, and Tondalier Thomas accept the award for their father Sgt. Roger Thomas, at the Montford Point Marine Association Chapter 32 formal gala at The Clubs of Quantico, Sept. 12. Roger, a native of Washington, D.C., enlisted in the Corps July 2, 1943 and retired from 41 years of government service in 1983.

Master Sgt. Rita Thomas, retired, and Tondalier Thomas accept the award for their father Sgt. Roger Thomas, at the Montford Point Marine Association Chapter 32 formal gala at The Clubs of Quantico, Sept. 12. Roger, a native of Washington, D.C., enlisted in the Corps July 2, 1943 and retired from 41 years of government service in 1983.

Photo by Ida Irby

Cpl. Joshua Horne, an infantryman stationed aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, baits a fishing line during the final five hours of the Quantico Classic Fishing Tournament on Aug. 29. The 30-hour tournament began Aug. 28 at noon on the Potomac River in The Town of Quantico. The tournament is in its second year.

Cpl. Joshua Horne, an infantryman stationed aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, baits a fishing line during the final five hours of the Quantico Classic Fishing Tournament on Aug. 29. The 30-hour tournament began Aug. 28 at noon on the Potomac River in The Town of Quantico. The tournament is in its second year.

Photo by Ida Irby

Kirk Lowe winner of the snakehead division in the Town of Quantico Fishing Tournament and the Town of Quantico mayor Kevin P. Brown, right, weighs in Northern snakeheads caught in the Potomac River during the Quantico Classic Fishing Tournament from Aug. 28-29. Since 2004, the snakehead has been detected as part of the Potomac River aquatic population. This invasive species of fish has been known to feed on naturalized fish in the Potomac.

Kirk Lowe winner of the snakehead division in the Town of Quantico Fishing Tournament and the Town of Quantico mayor Kevin P. Brown, right, weighs in Northern snakeheads caught in the Potomac River during the Quantico Classic Fishing Tournament from Aug. 28-29. Since 2004, the snakehead has been detected as part of the Potomac River aquatic population. This invasive species of fish has been known to feed on naturalized fish in the Potomac.

Photo by Ida Irby

Brad Mamalis, a former Marine who played soprano bugler for the Commandant's Own Drum & Bugle Corps rings a bell after the name of each of the 567 Marines and Corpsman who were killed in action with 1st Battalion, 1st Marines in Vietnam from 1965-1971. As the roll call was part of ceremony dedicating a new memorial was held aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico Aug. 29. The new memorial displays each of the 567 names and is located at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

Brad Mamalis, a former Marine who played soprano bugler for the Commandant's Own Drum & Bugle Corps rings a bell after the name of each of the 567 Marines and Corpsman who were killed in action with 1st Battalion, 1st Marines in Vietnam from 1965-1971. As the roll call was part of ceremony dedicating a new memorial was held aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico Aug. 29. The new memorial displays each of the 567 names and is located at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

Photo by J. Elise Van Pool

Dolia Gonzalez, mother of Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Alfredo Gonzalez, reads names of fallen Marines in her son’s unit.

Dolia Gonzalez, mother of Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Alfredo Gonzalez, reads names of fallen Marines in her son’s unit.

Photo by J. Elise Van Pool

Ron Kincade, who served with 1st Battalion, 1st Marines, in Vietnam, looks at the newly dedicated memorial.

Ron Kincade, who served with 1st Battalion, 1st Marines, in Vietnam, looks at the newly dedicated memorial.

Photo by J. Elise Van Pool

Cpl. Diana Sims, a combat camera photographer, snaps a photo for some veterans.

Cpl. Diana Sims, a combat camera photographer, snaps a photo for some veterans.

Photo by Abi Glancy

Robert Davies of Fredericksburg, Va., member of Team RWB, an athletic organization for veterans, completes the 5k run portion of Saturday’s Quantico Triathlon while carrying the American flag. Davies carried the flag for the entire run.

Robert Davies of Fredericksburg, Va., member of Team RWB, an athletic organization for veterans, completes the 5k run portion of Saturday’s Quantico Triathlon while carrying the American flag. Davies carried the flag for the entire run.

Photo by Eve A. Baker

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