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Front cover of the Quantico Sentry commemorating the 241st Marine Corps Birthday

Front cover of the Quantico Sentry commemorating the 241st Marine Corps Birthday

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

Marine Sgt. Reyna gives blood to save lives. The Armed Services Blood Program asks you to participate in this year's Army-Navy Blood Donor Challenge Nov. 3 through Dec. 6 to not only save lives, but also to vote for your service to win bragging rights as champions for the year. (Courtesy photo)

Marine Sgt. Reyna gives blood to save lives. The Armed Services Blood Program asks you to participate in this year's Army-Navy Blood Donor Challenge Nov. 3 through Dec. 6 to not only save lives, but also to vote for your service to win bragging rights as champions for the year. (Courtesy photo)

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Retired Maj. Kelly Grissom tells Martial Arts Instructor (MAI) soon-to-be instructor graduates to train smarter, not harder.

Retired Maj. Kelly Grissom tells Martial Arts Instructor (MAI) soon-to-be instructor graduates to train smarter, not harder.

Photo by Jaron Hampton

Lt. Col. William Pacatte, commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico (MCAF), and Dale Synnes, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, examine the plans for the installation of buoys marking restricted waters offshore of MCAF on Oct. 5.

Lt. Col. William Pacatte, commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico (MCAF), and Dale Synnes, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, examine the plans for the installation of buoys marking restricted waters offshore of MCAF on Oct. 5.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

PCCI, Inc., a marine and environmental engineering company, installs a buoy in the Potomac River Oct. 5. The buoy is one of 31 marking the restricted waters adjacent to Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico.

PCCI, Inc., a marine and environmental engineering company, installs a buoy in the Potomac River Oct. 5. The buoy is one of 31 marking the restricted waters adjacent to Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

41st Marine Corps Marathon weekend October 28-30

41st Marine Corps Marathon weekend October 28-30

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

Shannon Sanderlin and Arika Brown, festive friends and HMX-1 spouses attended Pink Ribbon Bunco. Sixty ladies dressed in pink and arrived to The Clubs at Quantico October 14, to experience a night of fun and education. This is the seventh year Pink Ribbon Bunco has been hosted by Semper Fit Health Promotion.

Shannon Sanderlin and Arika Brown, festive friends and HMX-1 spouses attended Pink Ribbon Bunco. Sixty ladies dressed in pink and arrived to The Clubs at Quantico October 14, to experience a night of fun and education. This is the seventh year Pink Ribbon Bunco has been hosted by Semper Fit Health Promotion.

Photo by Francis Seyblod

Larry Friese and Anthony Zinni, alumni of the Basic School Class 1-66, which gathered aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico Oct. 3 and 4 for its first-ever reunion 51 years after graduating, pose together in the Leatherneck Gallery at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Friese spent 5 years and one month as a prisoner of war in the Hanoi Hilton in Vietnam and later became an oceanographer for the Navy. Zinni is a retired Marine Corps general who served as commander in chief of United States Central Command from 1996 to 2000.

Larry Friese and Anthony Zinni, alumni of the Basic School Class 1-66, which gathered aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico Oct. 3 and 4 for its first-ever reunion 51 years after graduating, pose together in the Leatherneck Gallery at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Friese spent 5 years and one month as a prisoner of war in the Hanoi Hilton in Vietnam and later became an oceanographer for the Navy. Zinni is a retired Marine Corps general who served as commander in chief of United States Central Command from 1996 to 2000.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Brad Watkin, wildlife biologist with Marine Corps Base Quantico's Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs branch (NREA), works with his dog Patton during last year's duck hunting season. Early waterfowl season started aboard MCB Quantico Sept. 6, with the full season running intermittently until its conclusion Jan. 29, 2017.

Brad Watkin, wildlife biologist with Marine Corps Base Quantico's Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs branch (NREA), works with his dog Patton during last year's duck hunting season. Early waterfowl season started aboard MCB Quantico Sept. 6, with the full season running intermittently until its conclusion Jan. 29, 2017.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

A volunteer guide with the Marine Corps Base Quantico Conservation Volunteer Program (CVP) kayaks out into the Chopawamsic Creek to set up a duck blind for wounded warriors participating in a hunt aboard MCBQ in Jan. Many CVP volunteers are active hunters, highlighting the strong connection between hunting and conservationism.

A volunteer guide with the Marine Corps Base Quantico Conservation Volunteer Program (CVP) kayaks out into the Chopawamsic Creek to set up a duck blind for wounded warriors participating in a hunt aboard MCBQ in Jan. Many CVP volunteers are active hunters, highlighting the strong connection between hunting and conservationism.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Veterans gather for a QIMSA-sponsored hunt. QIMSA provides all-encompassing, expense-free outdoor experiences aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico for wounded warriors. Photo courtesy QIMSA.

Veterans gather for a QIMSA-sponsored hunt. QIMSA provides all-encompassing, expense-free outdoor experiences aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico for wounded warriors. Photo courtesy QIMSA.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Cpl. Brandon Ashby, Ammunition Supply Point, MCB Quantico, with only two days notice competed in the MDW Combatives tournament, Sept. 23 at Fort Belvoir, and placed second. Cpl Ashby's fastest submission of the day was under 13 seconds via Rear Naked Choke vs an Airforce TechSgt. Cpl Ashby has a Brazilian jujitsu background and received his tan tab at the MACE to become an MAI 0916.

Cpl. Brandon Ashby, Ammunition Supply Point, MCB Quantico, with only two days notice competed in the MDW Combatives tournament, Sept. 23 at Fort Belvoir, and placed second. Cpl Ashby's fastest submission of the day was under 13 seconds via Rear Naked Choke vs an Airforce TechSgt. Cpl Ashby has a Brazilian jujitsu background and received his tan tab at the MACE to become an MAI 0916.

Photo by Courtesy of Cpl. Ashby

The USO put on a show of Sesame Street characters for families at Little Hall theater.

The USO put on a show of Sesame Street characters for families at Little Hall theater.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

GOS portrait taken on 092116

GOS portrait taken on 092116

Photo by CPl Jacqueline Garcia

Portrait taken on 092116

Portrait taken on 092116

Photo by CPL Jacqueline Garcia

The Modern Day Marine Military Expo will feature the latest weapons, gear and innovations in warfighting for today’s Marines.

The Modern Day Marine Military Expo will feature the latest weapons, gear and innovations in warfighting for today’s Marines.

Photo by courtesy of Modern Day Marine

The Modern Day Marine Military Expo will feature the latest weapons, gear and innovations in warfighting for today’s Marines.

The Modern Day Marine Military Expo will feature the latest weapons, gear and innovations in warfighting for today’s Marines.

Photo by courtesy of Modern Day Marine

The Modern Day Marine Military Expo will feature the latest weapons, gear and innovations in warfighting for today’s Marines.

The Modern Day Marine Military Expo will feature the latest weapons, gear and innovations in warfighting for today’s Marines.

Photo by Glenn Johnson

Recruiters talk to job applicants at the Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair held Sept. 8 at The Clubs at Quantico. The fair was held so companies could tap into the pool of service members, veterans and spouses.

Recruiters talk to job applicants at the Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair held Sept. 8 at The Clubs at Quantico. The fair was held so companies could tap into the pool of service members, veterans and spouses.

Photo by Valerie O'Berry

Col. Joseph Murray, commander of Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region-Marine Corps Base Quantico, and Aeris Taylor, the high school senior who oversaw the trail construction for an Eagle Scout project, unveil a sign marking the new Semper Progrendi Trail at a ceremony Sept. 14.

Col. Joseph Murray, commander of Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region-Marine Corps Base Quantico, and Aeris Taylor, the high school senior who oversaw the trail construction for an Eagle Scout project, unveil a sign marking the new Semper Progrendi Trail at a ceremony Sept. 14.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Marine Corps Base Quantico