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Corpsman training kicks in at local restaurant

During the Labor Day holiday weekend, while many Marines and sailors were relaxing and taking time off from work, not thinking about anything work related, one sailor used her medical training to save a life.Seaman Recruit Nicole Robshaw, a corpsman with Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune, kicked off her Labor Day weekend with a friend and planned to

USDA sharpshooters help provide safe, effective solution to deer issue

In previous weeks, The Globe addressed the issues created with high deer populations in urban areas, to include problems such as deer and vehicle collisions, vegetation damage, from deer browsing, to landscape and gardens, and tick-borne illnesses. Last week, The Globe covered the topic of how Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune’s hunting program can

Service members raise, train their own service dogs

While shopping at the mall, there are many things to look at, but when someone walks in with a dog one cannot help but notice. Dogs usually aren’t allowed in public facilities, unless they are service dogs, then the American with Disabilities Act requires all public places allow access to individuals and their service dogs.Most people may think

Base Motorcyclist hone skills at track days

If you can’t remember the last time you received any motorcycle safety training, it’s probably time to enroll in a refresher course. Marines and sailors aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune are required to have at least one motorcycle safety refresher course every three years to keep a base decal on their bike. One of the refresher courses offered

Devices such as thumb drives and smart phones, when connected to a computer, are one of the many ways a government computer can contract malware. The Cyber Security Division with Marine Corps Camp Lejeune implemented required training for Department of Defense personnel to increase awareness and protect the Marine Corps network. - Devices such as thumb drives and smart phones, when connected to a computer, are one of the many ways a government computer can contract malware. The Cyber Security Division with Marine Corps Camp Lejeune implemented required training for Department of Defense personnel to increase awareness and protect the Marine Corps network.

Cyber Security Division shields attacks on Marine Corps network

War has been waged throughout history, and new tactics and technology emerge to provide an upper hand against one’s opposition. Unremitting innovations of one’s combative tools and elements are reactive and proactive measures that address the evolving wares and strategies of the adversary in order to maintain dominance and win the battle. In this

Job fair to provide job opportunities to base personnel

With the economy in the shape that it is in and job opportunities few and far between, finding jobs has become competitive. Transitioning service members and their spouses attended the Job Fair Preparation Workshop offered at the Russell Marine and Family Services Center aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Sept. 15, to find out just what it

One-man volleyball team inspires Marines

Motivational speaker Bob Holmes paid a visit to Marines at the Area 1 Gym aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Sept. 14, to improve morale and boost spirits.Holmes has been dubbed a ‘one-man volleyball team’ and he has lived up to that name.Holmes has been listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for most volleyball games won, more than a

Chicken Shack messhall a hit

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune is one step closer towards their goal of moving from a military-style messhall to a more visually appealing, relaxed and friendlier environment.Messhall 128 which was constructed on A Street replaced a messhall built in 1942. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by Col. Daniel J. Lecce, commanding officer of MCB

Chaplain briefs service members about combat stress

When service members deploy, there are many things they sacrifice. They sacrifice the luxury of taking refreshing showers, fresh home-cooked meals, and most of all - the time they could be spending with their loved ones at home. During deployments, Marines and sailors leave a lot behind, and when they return, common perception, according to Lt.

Double-elimination wrestling tournament puts Marines to the test

During a freestyle wrestling invitational held by the All-Marine Wrestling Team, male patrons came to the Goettge Memorial Field House, donning singlets, to show off their skills on the mat in a double-elimination tournament aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Saturday.While the invitational allowed wrestlers to come out, have a good time and