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Staff Sgt. Kimberly Taylor, Michael Hancock, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Carlile Page are all recipients of charities which make up the Combined Federal Campaign.

Staff Sgt. Kimberly Taylor, Michael Hancock, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Carlile Page are all recipients of charities which make up the Combined Federal Campaign.

Photo by Valerie O’Berry

Staff Sgt. Tim Hucal stands with Lt.Gen. Jeff Oster, USMC (Ret.) as they speak to the question, “Is there more to life than this?” at the Spring 2016 Alpha on Quantico welcome dinner.

Staff Sgt. Tim Hucal stands with Lt.Gen. Jeff Oster, USMC (Ret.) as they speak to the question, “Is there more to life than this?” at the Spring 2016 Alpha on Quantico welcome dinner.

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Alpha Course participants from Mount Ararat Baptist Church in Stafford, Virginia, and Alpha on Quantico gather for worship at “The Weekend” retreat outside of Richmond, Virginia, during the Spring 2016 Alpha Course. The Weekend is a time focusing on relationship development within your groups and connection with the Holy Spirit.

Alpha Course participants from Mount Ararat Baptist Church in Stafford, Virginia, and Alpha on Quantico gather for worship at “The Weekend” retreat outside of Richmond, Virginia, during the Spring 2016 Alpha Course. The Weekend is a time focusing on relationship development within your groups and connection with the Holy Spirit.

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The Polanco's older daughter cuddles her plush Whatif Monster. Milly Polanco held a fundraiser this past April to purchase sets of the plush monster and its accompanying book, "Jonathan James and the Whatif Monster," for children working with the FOCUS team aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Photo courtesy Milly Polanco.

The Polanco's older daughter cuddles her plush Whatif Monster. Milly Polanco held a fundraiser this past April to purchase sets of the plush monster and its accompanying book, "Jonathan James and the Whatif Monster," for children working with the FOCUS team aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. Photo courtesy Milly Polanco.

Photo by Milly Polanco

The image is from the August 25, 2016, edition of the Quantico Sentry. This issue addresses fitness of body, mind, spirit as well as emotional and financial well-being.

The image is from the August 25, 2016, edition of the Quantico Sentry. This issue addresses fitness of body, mind, spirit as well as emotional and financial well-being.

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Firefighter Thomas Seablom, a nine year veteran with MCB Quantico Fire and Emergency Services, helped rescue an 83-year old participant in the Quantico Triathlon on August 20, 2016.

Firefighter Thomas Seablom, a nine year veteran with MCB Quantico Fire and Emergency Services, helped rescue an 83-year old participant in the Quantico Triathlon on August 20, 2016.

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Sergeant Steven Denton, a nine year veteran with MCB Quantico Fire and Emergency Services, helped rescue an 83-year old participant in the Quantico Triathlon on August 20, 2016.

Sergeant Steven Denton, a nine year veteran with MCB Quantico Fire and Emergency Services, helped rescue an 83-year old participant in the Quantico Triathlon on August 20, 2016.

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Quantico Tri and 12K athletes participate in opening ceremonies aboard Quantico on race day, Aug. 20.

Quantico Tri and 12K athletes participate in opening ceremonies aboard Quantico on race day, Aug. 20.

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Athletes complete the first leg of the Quantico Tri, the 750M swim.

Athletes complete the first leg of the Quantico Tri, the 750M swim.

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Quantico Tri athletes begin the second leg of the race, the 20K bike ride.

Quantico Tri athletes begin the second leg of the race, the 20K bike ride.

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All-Marine Runner Maj. Richard Jennings of Quantico is the first to cross the 12K finish line with a time or 44:27.

All-Marine Runner Maj. Richard Jennings of Quantico is the first to cross the 12K finish line with a time or 44:27.

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U.S. Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) host the Intrumural Basketball All Star Game and Three Point Contest at Barbers Gym, Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., April 5, 2016. Players selected from their respected teams come and play togther for one last time this season.

U.S. Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) host the Intrumural Basketball All Star Game and Three Point Contest at Barbers Gym, Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., April 5, 2016. Players selected from their respected teams come and play togther for one last time this season.

Photo by Pfc. Cristian L. Ricardo

As part of a practical application, Becca Saal practices different briefing techniques with her fellow coaches during the 2016 Coaches Workshop at Marine Corps University aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., Aug. 4. The workshop creates a mutually beneficial relationship between coaches and the Marine Corps, where coaches can share knowledge about the Corps based on firsthand experience. Saal is the head volleyball coach for Carroll University in Waukesha, Wis.

As part of a practical application, Becca Saal practices different briefing techniques with her fellow coaches during the 2016 Coaches Workshop at Marine Corps University aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., Aug. 4. The workshop creates a mutually beneficial relationship between coaches and the Marine Corps, where coaches can share knowledge about the Corps based on firsthand experience. Saal is the head volleyball coach for Carroll University in Waukesha, Wis.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Shaehmus Sawyer

Staff Sgt. Amanda Jenks poses with Del Yackle, HITT coordinator for Marine Corps Base Quantico, at the 2016 HITT Tactical Athlete Championships Aug. 18 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. Jenks represented Quantico at the championships and placed third overall in the female division.

Staff Sgt. Amanda Jenks poses with Del Yackle, HITT coordinator for Marine Corps Base Quantico, at the 2016 HITT Tactical Athlete Championships Aug. 18 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. Jenks represented Quantico at the championships and placed third overall in the female division.

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Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Ronald Green congratulates Staff Sgt. Amanda Jenks on placing third overall among 16 female competitors at the 2016 HITT Tactical Athlete Championships Aug. 18 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. Jenks, a cyber systems chief with Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, represented MCB Quantico at the championships.

Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Ronald Green congratulates Staff Sgt. Amanda Jenks on placing third overall among 16 female competitors at the 2016 HITT Tactical Athlete Championships Aug. 18 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. Jenks, a cyber systems chief with Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, represented MCB Quantico at the championships.

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Staff Sgt. Amanda Jenks, a cyber systems chief with Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, represented Marine Corps Base Quantico at the second annual HITT Tactical Athlete Championship, which was held Aug. 15-18 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif. Jenks placed third overall among the 16 female Marines who particpated in the championship. Each Marine Corps installation could send one male and one female to the competition. Photo courtesy Amanda Jenks.

Staff Sgt. Amanda Jenks, a cyber systems chief with Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, represented Marine Corps Base Quantico at the second annual HITT Tactical Athlete Championship, which was held Aug. 15-18 at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif. Jenks placed third overall among the 16 female Marines who particpated in the championship. Each Marine Corps installation could send one male and one female to the competition. Photo courtesy Amanda Jenks.

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Brig. Gen. Christopher Mahoney, director of the Strategy and Plans Division for USMC Plans, Policies and Procedures, enjoys a slice of cake at an event celebrating the centennial of the Diplomatic Security Service and the 70th anniversary of the Marine Security Guard (MSG) program, June 29 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. While the MSG program has only formally existed for 70 years, Marines have been guarding U.S. diplomatic interests since the early years of the country.

Brig. Gen. Christopher Mahoney, director of the Strategy and Plans Division for USMC Plans, Policies and Procedures, enjoys a slice of cake at an event celebrating the centennial of the Diplomatic Security Service and the 70th anniversary of the Marine Security Guard (MSG) program, June 29 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. While the MSG program has only formally existed for 70 years, Marines have been guarding U.S. diplomatic interests since the early years of the country.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Brig. Gen. Christopher Mahoney, director of the Strategy and Plans Division for Plans, Policies and Procedures, and Bill Miller, director of the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), and cut a cake celebrating the centennial of the DSS and 70th anniversary of the Marine Security Guard program, June 29 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. While the MSG program has only formally existed for 70 years, Marines have been guarding U.S. diplomatic interests since the early years of the country.

Brig. Gen. Christopher Mahoney, director of the Strategy and Plans Division for Plans, Policies and Procedures, and Bill Miller, director of the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), and cut a cake celebrating the centennial of the DSS and 70th anniversary of the Marine Security Guard program, June 29 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. While the MSG program has only formally existed for 70 years, Marines have been guarding U.S. diplomatic interests since the early years of the country.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Brig. Gen. Christopher Mahoney, director of the Strategy and Plans Division for Plans, Policies and Procedures, and Bill Miller, director of the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), and cut a cake celebrating the centennial of the DSS and 70th anniversary of the Marine Security Guard program, June 29 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. While the MSG program has only formally existed for 70 years, Marines have been guarding U.S. diplomatic interests since the early years of the country.

Brig. Gen. Christopher Mahoney, director of the Strategy and Plans Division for Plans, Policies and Procedures, and Bill Miller, director of the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), and cut a cake celebrating the centennial of the DSS and 70th anniversary of the Marine Security Guard program, June 29 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. While the MSG program has only formally existed for 70 years, Marines have been guarding U.S. diplomatic interests since the early years of the country.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

Map of the United States indicating potential natural disasters each area could face. Viriginia is susceptible to hurricanes, as well as universal disasters such as house fires, thunderstorms, and floods.

Map of the United States indicating potential natural disasters each area could face. Viriginia is susceptible to hurricanes, as well as universal disasters such as house fires, thunderstorms, and floods.

Photo by Adele Uphaus-Conner

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