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Tammy Smith (in white), K-12 School Liaison for Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., hands out information at the Marine Corps Marathon tent at the Walk/Run at Work Day & Annual Health Fair on Friday. Working the Health Fair is one of Smith's many partnership activities with her counterparts in MCCS.

Tammy Smith (in white), K-12 School Liaison for Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., hands out information at the Marine Corps Marathon tent at the Walk/Run at Work Day & Annual Health Fair on Friday. Working the Health Fair is one of Smith's many partnership activities with her counterparts in MCCS.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Grant Frederick Timmerman was born in Americus, Kansas, on 19 February 1919. He received the Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously upon his death on 8 July 1944 at Saipan saving his tank crew from an enemy grenade. Timmerman Street on Marine Corps Base Quantico is named in his honor.

Grant Frederick Timmerman was born in Americus, Kansas, on 19 February 1919. He received the Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously upon his death on 8 July 1944 at Saipan saving his tank crew from an enemy grenade. Timmerman Street on Marine Corps Base Quantico is named in his honor.

Photo by Marine Corps Archives

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

Tony Palm (R), staffing consultant, assists Army Sgt. 1st Class Lance Washington, organizational and training development, during the Marine Corps Base Quantico Hiring Event held at the Clubs of Quantico Sept. 18.

Tony Palm (R), staffing consultant, assists Army Sgt. 1st Class Lance Washington, organizational and training development, during the Marine Corps Base Quantico Hiring Event held at the Clubs of Quantico Sept. 18.

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

MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. – Dr. Eric Shibuya, a professor at Marine Corps Command and Staff College, prepares to illustrate the complexity of international relations by juggling three different objects.

MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. – Dr. Eric Shibuya, a professor at Marine Corps Command and Staff College, prepares to illustrate the complexity of international relations by juggling three different objects.

Photo by Photo by Eve A. Baker

Cpl. Daniel Bach, extractor in Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, tests a pair of binoculars during the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 2

Cpl. Daniel Bach, extractor in Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, tests a pair of binoculars during the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 2

Photo by Ida Irby

This Dual Remote Weapon Station (DRWS) was exhibited by KONGSBERG during the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22.

This Dual Remote Weapon Station (DRWS) was exhibited by KONGSBERG during the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22.

Photo by Glenn Johnson

This model was a 1/16 scale reproduction of General Atomics Aeronautical’s MQ-9 unmanned aerial system displayed during the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22.

This model was a 1/16 scale reproduction of General Atomics Aeronautical’s MQ-9 unmanned aerial system displayed during the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22.

Photo by Glenn Johnson

This Light Tactical Vehicle (LTV) was exhibited by FLIR Systems Incorporated. The vehicle is equipped for border patrol duty with 360-degree radar monitoring, infrared camera, target distance detection and other features to operate in an austere environment.

This Light Tactical Vehicle (LTV) was exhibited by FLIR Systems Incorporated. The vehicle is equipped for border patrol duty with 360-degree radar monitoring, infrared camera, target distance detection and other features to operate in an austere environment.

Photo by Glenn Johnson

33rd Annual United States Marine Corps Enlisted Awards Parade & Presentation

33rd Annual United States Marine Corps Enlisted Awards Parade & Presentation

Photo by Ida Irby

National Jr. Vice President Carol Smith, Marine Corps League Auxiliary and native of Jacksonville, Ill., attends the ribbon cutting ceremony to begin the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 22.

National Jr. Vice President Carol Smith, Marine Corps League Auxiliary and native of Jacksonville, Ill., attends the ribbon cutting ceremony to begin the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 22.

Photo by Ida Irby

Ronald Lee Ermey takes a photo with members of the Marine Corps League Auxiliary following a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to begin the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 22. Sponsored by the Marine Corps League, hundreds of corporate representatives, foreign military attaches, U.S. veterans and civilians attended the world’s largest three-day military exposition focused on expeditionary warfare.

Ronald Lee Ermey takes a photo with members of the Marine Corps League Auxiliary following a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to begin the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Sept. 22. Sponsored by the Marine Corps League, hundreds of corporate representatives, foreign military attaches, U.S. veterans and civilians attended the world’s largest three-day military exposition focused on expeditionary warfare.

Photo by Ida Irby

Michael, age 11, joins his father, a retired Marine stationed aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, at the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22. Sponsored by the Marine Corps League, hundreds of corporate representatives, foreign military attaches, U.S. veterans and civilians attended the world’s largest three-day military exposition focused on expeditionary warfare. Today, Marine Corps Combat Development Command and Marine Corps Systems Command play a vital role in training and equipping Marines here at the Crossroads of the Corps.

Michael, age 11, joins his father, a retired Marine stationed aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, at the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22. Sponsored by the Marine Corps League, hundreds of corporate representatives, foreign military attaches, U.S. veterans and civilians attended the world’s largest three-day military exposition focused on expeditionary warfare. Today, Marine Corps Combat Development Command and Marine Corps Systems Command play a vital role in training and equipping Marines here at the Crossroads of the Corps.

Photo by Ida Irby

Prox Dynamics Team, from Alexandria, Va., hosts a booth of advanced personal reconnaissance systems at the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22. The company creates solutions to modern warfighting issues using microelectronics.

Prox Dynamics Team, from Alexandria, Va., hosts a booth of advanced personal reconnaissance systems at the Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22. The company creates solutions to modern warfighting issues using microelectronics.

Photo by Ida Irby

Sgt. Joe Morrison, Headquarters Co., views a weapon at the Magpul Industries booth out of Erie, Colo. during the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22. Morrison is a native of Grand View, Idaho.

Sgt. Joe Morrison, Headquarters Co., views a weapon at the Magpul Industries booth out of Erie, Colo. during the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22. Morrison is a native of Grand View, Idaho.

Photo by Ida Irby

Axel, the 4-year-old Service Dog of the Year, is the escort of Capt. Jason Haag, retired. Haag, who is native of Fredericksburg, Va., attended the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22.

Axel, the 4-year-old Service Dog of the Year, is the escort of Capt. Jason Haag, retired. Haag, who is native of Fredericksburg, Va., attended the 35th Anniversary edition of Modern Day Marine Military Exposition aboard MCBQ, Sept. 22.

Photo by Ida Irby

Image of Oscar Upham courtesy of Marine Corps archives

Image of Oscar Upham courtesy of Marine Corps archives

Photo by Marine Corps Archival Image

Sgt. Daniel Musgrove, OCS, wipes down his Scion TC. Musgrove designed and drew the custom artwork on the car using a Sharpie. “I did it free-hand, and it took about 11 hours,” he said. The designs feature auto parts, airplanes, a turbo snail, and the skyline of his hometown, Pittsburgh.

Sgt. Daniel Musgrove, OCS, wipes down his Scion TC. Musgrove designed and drew the custom artwork on the car using a Sharpie. “I did it free-hand, and it took about 11 hours,” he said. The designs feature auto parts, airplanes, a turbo snail, and the skyline of his hometown, Pittsburgh.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Rick Nealis, Marine Corps Marathon race director, Betsy Fowler, and Col. Joseph M. Murray, MCB Quantico base commander, stand with the newly unveiled plaque dedicating Fowler Hall, in honor of Marine Corps Marathon founder Col. James Fowler.

Rick Nealis, Marine Corps Marathon race director, Betsy Fowler, and Col. Joseph M. Murray, MCB Quantico base commander, stand with the newly unveiled plaque dedicating Fowler Hall, in honor of Marine Corps Marathon founder Col. James Fowler.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Marine Corps Base Quantico