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U.S. Marines with Headquarters and Service Battalion, Marine Corps Base Quantico (MCBQ), participate in a battalion Pearl Harbor Memorial run aboard MCBQ., Dec. 06, 2019. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Cpl. Quinn Hurt)

U.S. Marines with Headquarters and Service Battalion, Marine Corps Base Quantico (MCBQ), participate in a battalion Pearl Harbor Memorial run aboard MCBQ., Dec. 06, 2019. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Cpl. Quinn Hurt)

Photo by Cpl. Quinn Hurt

Photos from the H&S Battalion Hike

Photos from the H&S Battalion Hike

Photo by Sgt. Mackenzie Gibson

The speed limit on Barnett Ave. between Barber Physical Activity Center and Little Hall has been reduced from 25 to 20 mph

The speed limit on Barnett Ave. between Barber Physical Activity Center and Little Hall has been reduced from 25 to 20 mph

Photo by File Phote

TurkeyTrot_CourseMap_2019

TurkeyTrot_CourseMap_2019

Photo by File Photo

Retired Gen. and former Secretary of Defense, James Mattis, chuckles during a story he told at Little Hall on Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 25, 2019. Mattis talks about how to improve leadership skills to the audience by making his message personal through bringing up stories about his Marine Corps career. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Piper A. Ballantine)

Retired Gen. and former Secretary of Defense, James Mattis, chuckles during a story he told at Little Hall on Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 25, 2019. Mattis talks about how to improve leadership skills to the audience by making his message personal through bringing up stories about his Marine Corps career. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Piper A. Ballantine)

Photo by Lance Cpl. Piper Ballantine

U.S. Marine Corps 1st Lt. Lindsay Carrick, 26, finished the 2019 Marine Corps Historic Half with purpose and pride as the first female finisher in a time of 1:25:02.

U.S. Marine Corps 1st Lt. Lindsay Carrick, 26, finished the 2019 Marine Corps Historic Half with purpose and pride as the first female finisher in a time of 1:25:02.

Photo by MCM File Photo

A husband and wife duo earned the top Semper 5ive finishes. Mark Hopely, 30, set a new Semper 5ive course record by two seconds with his top finish of 27:18. Emily Hopely, 32, was the top female finisher with a time of 34:30. The couple shared the awards stage celebrating a shared win in their hometown of Fredericksburg, VA.

A husband and wife duo earned the top Semper 5ive finishes. Mark Hopely, 30, set a new Semper 5ive course record by two seconds with his top finish of 27:18. Emily Hopely, 32, was the top female finisher with a time of 34:30. The couple shared the awards stage celebrating a shared win in their hometown of Fredericksburg, VA.

Photo by MCM File Photo

A husband and wife duo earned the top Semper 5ive finishes. Mark Hopely, 30, set a new Semper 5ive course record by two seconds with his top finish of 27:18. Emily Hopely, 32, was the top female finisher with a time of 34:30. The couple shared the awards stage celebrating a shared win in their hometown of Fredericksburg, VA.

A husband and wife duo earned the top Semper 5ive finishes. Mark Hopely, 30, set a new Semper 5ive course record by two seconds with his top finish of 27:18. Emily Hopely, 32, was the top female finisher with a time of 34:30. The couple shared the awards stage celebrating a shared win in their hometown of Fredericksburg, VA.

Photo by MCM File Photo

Christopher Pirch, 39, of Spotsylvania, VA finished third for the men in 1:16:00.

Christopher Pirch, 39, of Spotsylvania, VA finished third for the men in 1:16:00.

Photo by MCM File Photo

Ardmore, PA native, Abigail Cember, 27, earned second place for the women with a time of 1:27:08.

Ardmore, PA native, Abigail Cember, 27, earned second place for the women with a time of 1:27:08.

Photo by MCM File Photo

Fredericksburg, VA local and U.S. Marine Corps wife, Erica Brecher, 33, finished third with a time of 1:27:14.

Fredericksburg, VA local and U.S. Marine Corps wife, Erica Brecher, 33, finished third with a time of 1:27:14.

Photo by MCM File Photo

A split photo of Sgt. Carlito Maxwell showing both times he was promoted to the rank of Sgt.

A split photo of Sgt. Carlito Maxwell showing both times he was promoted to the rank of Sgt.

Photo by Courtesy Photo

Master Sgt. Morris Mayfield poses for a photo

Master Sgt. Morris Mayfield poses for a photo

Photo by Courtesy Photo

Master Sgt. Morris Mayfield instructs students in the school house for food service marines.

Master Sgt. Morris Mayfield instructs students in the school house for food service marines.

Photo by Courtesy Photo

The MCBQ Recycling Center solar project, completed March 22, placed a 96-panel system with battery backup, capable of producing 35kw of power during solar peak times, and four hours of backup electricity for basic operations. The electricity created will supply the basic energy needs for the recycling center: lights, heat, air conditioning in a small space, roll-up door and a few outlets throughout the facility.

The MCBQ Recycling Center solar project, completed March 22, placed a 96-panel system with battery backup, capable of producing 35kw of power during solar peak times, and four hours of backup electricity for basic operations. The electricity created will supply the basic energy needs for the recycling center: lights, heat, air conditioning in a small space, roll-up door and a few outlets throughout the facility.

Photo by Frances Seybold, MCBQ Commstrat

The MCBQ Recycling Center solar project, completed March 22, placed a 96-panel system with battery backup, capable of producing 35kw of power during solar peak times, and four hours of backup electricity for basic operations. The electricity created will supply the basic energy needs for the recycling center: lights, heat, air conditioning in a small space, roll-up door and a few outlets throughout the facility.

The MCBQ Recycling Center solar project, completed March 22, placed a 96-panel system with battery backup, capable of producing 35kw of power during solar peak times, and four hours of backup electricity for basic operations. The electricity created will supply the basic energy needs for the recycling center: lights, heat, air conditioning in a small space, roll-up door and a few outlets throughout the facility.

Photo by Frances Seybold, MCBQ Commstrat

The solar panels installed at the MCBQ Recycling Center are not only stable, they are environmentally friendly due to the use of butterfly-type anchors drilled into the ground that each withstands 500-1000 pounds of force. There were no trenches dug or concrete footings poured that would be seen in typical construction to hold the solar racking, completed March 22, in place.

The solar panels installed at the MCBQ Recycling Center are not only stable, they are environmentally friendly due to the use of butterfly-type anchors drilled into the ground that each withstands 500-1000 pounds of force. There were no trenches dug or concrete footings poured that would be seen in typical construction to hold the solar racking, completed March 22, in place.

Photo by Frances Seybold, MCBQ Commstrat

Security and Emergency services are the primary mission to Security Battalion, but also are active participants in MCB Quantico intramural Sports. Shown here is SecBn at the line shooting free throws.

Security and Emergency services are the primary mission to Security Battalion, but also are active participants in MCB Quantico intramural Sports. Shown here is SecBn at the line shooting free throws.

Photo by Security Bn - File Photo

Pictured are the winners for 2018 MCB Quantico Civilian Awards. Security Battalions own Services Officer, Mr. Keith Simas Senior Civilian of the Quarter, Sgt John Hughes Junior Civilian of the Year, Officer Drew Weston Junior Civilian of the Quarter. To their flanks are Security Battalion leadership in support.

Pictured are the winners for 2018 MCB Quantico Civilian Awards. Security Battalions own Services Officer, Mr. Keith Simas Senior Civilian of the Quarter, Sgt John Hughes Junior Civilian of the Year, Officer Drew Weston Junior Civilian of the Quarter. To their flanks are Security Battalion leadership in support.

Photo by Security Bn - File Photo

Security Battalion hosted there first Command Sponsored Cpls Course of the year. Pictures here is Class 612-19 prior to Mess Night.

Security Battalion hosted there first Command Sponsored Cpls Course of the year. Pictures here is Class 612-19 prior to Mess Night.

Photo by Security Bn - File Photo

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