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Corpsmen stationed at the Naval Health Clinic Quantico celebrate the 103rd birthday of the U.S. Navy Dental Corps in a traditional cake cutting ceremony, Aug. 21. The Navy Dental Corps celebrates years of service in ceremonies world-wide where Corpsmen serve Marines and Sailors.

Corpsmen stationed at the Naval Health Clinic Quantico celebrate the 103rd birthday of the U.S. Navy Dental Corps in a traditional cake cutting ceremony, Aug. 21. The Navy Dental Corps celebrates years of service in ceremonies world-wide where Corpsmen serve Marines and Sailors.

Photo by Ida Irby

Marine Corps Base Quantico Inspector General Office is comprised of Cpl. Alex Huff, Julia Carroll, Michael Smith and Erika Hall.

Marine Corps Base Quantico Inspector General Office is comprised of Cpl. Alex Huff, Julia Carroll, Michael Smith and Erika Hall.

Photo by Daniel Choike II

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Gary D. Brown was recently selected as the academic chair of the Cyber Security department at Marine Corps University. Brown served 24 years in the Air Force as a judge advocate, which included two deployments and the senior legal counsel of U.S. Cyber Command at Fort Meade, Maryland. As a civilian he was employed as the Washington Delegation Communications and Congressional Affairs department head, and the International Committee of the Red Cross. As chair, Brown will help define the landscape of cyber security to the new leaders of the Marine Corps, DoD partners and international cyber security professionals.

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Gary D. Brown was recently selected as the academic chair of the Cyber Security department at Marine Corps University. Brown served 24 years in the Air Force as a judge advocate, which included two deployments and the senior legal counsel of U.S. Cyber Command at Fort Meade, Maryland. As a civilian he was employed as the Washington Delegation Communications and Congressional Affairs department head, and the International Committee of the Red Cross. As chair, Brown will help define the landscape of cyber security to the new leaders of the Marine Corps, DoD partners and international cyber security professionals.

Photo by Ida Irby

Cpl. Francis "Mike" East, one of the last Marine security guards to leave the American embassy in 1961, and David Arizmendi, a State Department official visit the Marine Corps Embassy Security Group aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Aug. 11 in preparation for their return to Havana to reopen the embassy.

Cpl. Francis "Mike" East, one of the last Marine security guards to leave the American embassy in 1961, and David Arizmendi, a State Department official visit the Marine Corps Embassy Security Group aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Aug. 11 in preparation for their return to Havana to reopen the embassy.

Photo by Daniel Choike II

Cpl. Larry Morris talks with Marines during his visit to the Marine Corps Embassy Security Group aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Morris and the two other Marines who closed the embassy in Havana in 1961, visited MCESG in preparation for their return to Cuba to help reopen the embassy after 54 years.

Cpl. Larry Morris talks with Marines during his visit to the Marine Corps Embassy Security Group aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Morris and the two other Marines who closed the embassy in Havana in 1961, visited MCESG in preparation for their return to Cuba to help reopen the embassy after 54 years.

Photo by Daniel Choike II

Master Gunnery Sergeant James Tracy, Cpl. Larry Morris and Cpl. Francis "Mike" East are the three Marines who lowered the flag for the final time at the American embassy in Havana. They visited the Marine Embassy Security Group aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Aug. 11 in preparation for their return to Havana to reopen the embassy.

Master Gunnery Sergeant James Tracy, Cpl. Larry Morris and Cpl. Francis "Mike" East are the three Marines who lowered the flag for the final time at the American embassy in Havana. They visited the Marine Embassy Security Group aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Aug. 11 in preparation for their return to Havana to reopen the embassy.

Photo by Daniel Choike II

Master Gunnery Sgt. James Tracy and Cpl Larry Morris talk with Capt. Karl Levendosky, officer in charge of the Marine Security Guard Training Center aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Tracy and Morris visited the training center Aug. 11 in preparation for their return to Cuba to help reopen the embassy after 54 years.

Master Gunnery Sgt. James Tracy and Cpl Larry Morris talk with Capt. Karl Levendosky, officer in charge of the Marine Security Guard Training Center aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Tracy and Morris visited the training center Aug. 11 in preparation for their return to Cuba to help reopen the embassy after 54 years.

Photo by Daniel Choike II

The U.S. Marine Memorial Chapel hosted the final concert of the week-long 2015 Kingdom Rock Vacation Bible School from August 3-7. More than 130 children in the local community from pre-kindergarten to the fourth grade participated in classes which discussed medical readiness, arts, music, the local fire department and the military canine unit.

The U.S. Marine Memorial Chapel hosted the final concert of the week-long 2015 Kingdom Rock Vacation Bible School from August 3-7. More than 130 children in the local community from pre-kindergarten to the fourth grade participated in classes which discussed medical readiness, arts, music, the local fire department and the military canine unit.

Photo by Ida Irby

The U.S. Marine Memorial Chapel hosted the final concert of the week-long 2015 Kingdom Rock Vacation Bible School from August 3-7. More than 130 children in the local community from pre-kindergarten to the fourth grade participated in classes which discussed medical readiness, arts, music, the local fire department and the military canine unit.

The U.S. Marine Memorial Chapel hosted the final concert of the week-long 2015 Kingdom Rock Vacation Bible School from August 3-7. More than 130 children in the local community from pre-kindergarten to the fourth grade participated in classes which discussed medical readiness, arts, music, the local fire department and the military canine unit.

Photo by Ida Irby

A future firefighter tries on his first helmet at the National Night Out aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The National Night Out was hosted by Security Battalion on Aug. 4 in front of the Lincoln Military Housing office. There were static displays and demonstrations from military police and firefighters. The National Night Out is a community initiative intended to better acquaint communities with their first responders. Nationally, the initiative is in its 32nd year.

A future firefighter tries on his first helmet at the National Night Out aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. The National Night Out was hosted by Security Battalion on Aug. 4 in front of the Lincoln Military Housing office. There were static displays and demonstrations from military police and firefighters. The National Night Out is a community initiative intended to better acquaint communities with their first responders. Nationally, the initiative is in its 32nd year.

Photo by Steve Kim

Daren the Lion and McGruff the Crime Dog, made an appearance during Marine Corps Base Quantico’s National Night Out on Aug 4. The event was held in front of the Lincoln Military Office aboard the base.

Daren the Lion and McGruff the Crime Dog, made an appearance during Marine Corps Base Quantico’s National Night Out on Aug 4. The event was held in front of the Lincoln Military Office aboard the base.

Photo by 2nd Lt Marco Valenzuela

Sgt. Justin Territo, a military working dog handler with Security Battalion, provides a working dog demonstration at the National Night Out held aboard Quantico Aug. 4. The event was held in front of the Lincoln Military Housing office and included static displays from military police and firefighters. This is Quantico's fourth National Night Out which is designed to better integrate first responders with the community. Nationally, the initiative is in its 32nd year.

Sgt. Justin Territo, a military working dog handler with Security Battalion, provides a working dog demonstration at the National Night Out held aboard Quantico Aug. 4. The event was held in front of the Lincoln Military Housing office and included static displays from military police and firefighters. This is Quantico's fourth National Night Out which is designed to better integrate first responders with the community. Nationally, the initiative is in its 32nd year.

Photo by 2nd Lt Marco Valenzuela

General John M. Paxton Jr., assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, honors Sgt. Maj. Mark A. Byrd Sr., and his wife Tora L. Byrd, during a retirement ceremony at the Little Hall Theater, Friday.

General John M. Paxton Jr., assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, honors Sgt. Maj. Mark A. Byrd Sr., and his wife Tora L. Byrd, during a retirement ceremony at the Little Hall Theater, Friday.

Photo by Ida Irby

Deborah J. Summers is presented with a U.S. flag by Micheal F. Applegate, director of Manpower and Reserve Affairs Dept. Headquarters, during her retirement ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Aug. 6. The flag was flown over the Marine Corps War Memorial. Today the memorial is a symbol of the nation's esteem for the honored fallen Marines since 1785

Deborah J. Summers is presented with a U.S. flag by Micheal F. Applegate, director of Manpower and Reserve Affairs Dept. Headquarters, during her retirement ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Aug. 6. The flag was flown over the Marine Corps War Memorial. Today the memorial is a symbol of the nation's esteem for the honored fallen Marines since 1785

Photo by Ida Irby

Sen. John Warner speaks to an audience of Marine Corps University students and staff, and distinguished guests during an Aug. 7 ceremony dedicating the new MCU building in his name. Behind him is a new portrait of Brig. Gen. Edwin Simmons that will hang in the Brigadier General Edwin H. Simmons Marine Corps History Center.

Sen. John Warner speaks to an audience of Marine Corps University students and staff, and distinguished guests during an Aug. 7 ceremony dedicating the new MCU building in his name. Behind him is a new portrait of Brig. Gen. Edwin Simmons that will hang in the Brigadier General Edwin H. Simmons Marine Corps History Center.

Photo by Eve Baker

Brig. Gen. Helen Pratt, president of Marine Corps University; Gen. Joseph Dunford, commandant of the Marine Corps; and Sen. John Warner stand at attention for the playing of the service hymns during the Aug. 7 ceremony dedicating the new MCU building in Warner’s name.

Brig. Gen. Helen Pratt, president of Marine Corps University; Gen. Joseph Dunford, commandant of the Marine Corps; and Sen. John Warner stand at attention for the playing of the service hymns during the Aug. 7 ceremony dedicating the new MCU building in Warner’s name.

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Sergeant Major Saunders assumed the task of Sergeant Major of Marine Corps Base Quantico in July of 2015.

Sergeant Major Saunders assumed the task of Sergeant Major of Marine Corps Base Quantico in July of 2015.

Photo by Marine Corps file image

Nathanael, age 9, learns to make fingerprints in a Crime Scene Investigation Workshop July 28 at the Quantico Youth Center. During the week-long camp, children learned how fingerprint analyses are used by investigators to positively identify people for many years.

Nathanael, age 9, learns to make fingerprints in a Crime Scene Investigation Workshop July 28 at the Quantico Youth Center. During the week-long camp, children learned how fingerprint analyses are used by investigators to positively identify people for many years.

Photo by Ida Irby

Khalil, age 10, creates a fingerprint transfer using scotch tape in a Crime Scene Investigation workshop July 28 at The Quantico Youth Center. Like each child in the summer workshop, Khalil learns his fingerprints are unique to him.

Khalil, age 10, creates a fingerprint transfer using scotch tape in a Crime Scene Investigation workshop July 28 at The Quantico Youth Center. Like each child in the summer workshop, Khalil learns his fingerprints are unique to him.

Photo by Ida Irby

A group of young investigators create their fingerprints in a Crime Scene Investigation workshop July 28 at The Quantico Youth Center. The workshop is funded by The Tiger Woods Foundation.

A group of young investigators create their fingerprints in a Crime Scene Investigation workshop July 28 at The Quantico Youth Center. The workshop is funded by The Tiger Woods Foundation.

Photo by Ida Irby

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