Middle school students look on as employees with RHEA engineering talk to the students about how water is filtered, during the Earth Day Expo at Marston Pavilion, MCB Camp Lejeune, April 18. Earth Day was celebrated aboard the base and this year focused on recycling, renewable energy and the environment. - Middle school students look on as employees with RHEA engineering talk to the students about how water is filtered, during the Earth Day Expo at Marston Pavilion, MCB Camp Lejeune, April 18. Earth Day was celebrated aboard the base and this year focused on recycling, renewable energy and the environment.
Staff Sgt. Jeremy Burns shows his support in high heels for the fight against sexual assault during the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” march April 16 on Western Boulevard. More than 150 people attended the mile-long initiative to make people aware about the severity of sexual assault. Burns is a court reporter for Combat Logistics Regiment 27, 2nd Marine Logistics Group. - Staff Sgt. Jeremy Burns shows his support in high heels for the fight against sexual assault during the “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” march April 16 on Western Boulevard. More than 150 people attended the mile-long initiative to make people aware about the severity of sexual assault. Burns is a court reporter for Combat Logistics Regiment 27, 2nd Marine Logistics Group.
Coast Guard Capt. Mark J. Wilbert, (left) the incoming commanding officer for The Joint Maritime Training Center, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, stands at attention as Coast Guard Rear Adm. Stephen Mehling, (center) commander of Force Readiness Command relieves Capt. Steve Weiden (right) of his command during the change of command ceremony, April 15. - Coast Guard Capt. Mark J. Wilbert, (left) the incoming commanding officer for The Joint Maritime Training Center, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, stands at attention as Coast Guard Rear Adm. Stephen Mehling, (center) commander of Force Readiness Command relieves Capt. Steve Weiden (right) of his command during the change of command ceremony, April 15.
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – Members of the Society of American Military Engineers get a class on how the PackBot, a robot designed to cross rough terrain and with its cameras and claws identify explosive hazards, during a visit to the Marine Corps Engineer School, at Courthouse Bay, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, April 14. Throughout the day they got a tour of what engineers in the Marine Corps do on a daily basis. - MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – Members of the Society of American Military Engineers get a class on how the PackBot, a robot designed to cross rough terrain and with its cameras and claws identify explosive hazards, during a visit to the Marine Corps Engineer School, at Courthouse Bay, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, April 14. Throughout the day they got a tour of what engineers in the Marine Corps do on a daily basis.
A combat instructor with Marine Combat Training Battalion, School of Infantry – East throws a practice grenade during the second annual MCT Combat Instructor Competition aboard Camp Geiger, April 14. The competition is a two-day event designed to test the combat instructors both physically and mentally and better prepare them in teaching the MCT students. - A combat instructor with Marine Combat Training Battalion, School of Infantry – East throws a practice grenade during the second annual MCT Combat Instructor Competition aboard Camp Geiger, April 14. The competition is a two-day event designed to test the combat instructors both physically and mentally and better prepare them in teaching the MCT students.
(left to right) Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, Martha Stewart, famed television personality and Michelle Obama, first lady of the United States, meet with 40 pregnant Marine wives with deployed or injured spouses during the Operation Baby Shower event at the Ball Center aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, March 13. Operation Baby Shower is an event dedicated to assisting expecting Marine wives while their husbands are away by giving them donated items and funds. - (left to right) Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, Martha Stewart, famed television personality and Michelle Obama, first lady of the United States, meet with 40 pregnant Marine wives with deployed or injured spouses during the Operation Baby Shower event at the Ball Center aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, March 13. Operation Baby Shower is an event dedicated to assisting expecting Marine wives while their husbands are away by giving them donated items and funds.
(From left to right)::r::::n::Weapons Training Battalion’s Staff Sgt. Alan E. Nichols, Chief Warrant Officer-3 Peter Burns, Gunnery Sgt. Darrell A. Nash, Sgt. Shaun M. Baer and Lance Cpl. Dennis F. Pate stand recognized in front of their peers April 1, at the Stone Bay Gymnasium after winning the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune 2011 Easter Division Match Championship. Weapons Training Battalion narrowly escaped Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island during the Eastern Division Match. Sixteen rifle and pistol teams from the east coast, to include the British Royal Marines, participated in the annual Competition-in-Arms Program event.::r::::n:: - (From left to right)::r::::n::Weapons Training Battalion’s Staff Sgt. Alan E. Nichols, Chief Warrant Officer-3 Peter Burns, Gunnery Sgt. Darrell A. Nash, Sgt. Shaun M. Baer and Lance Cpl. Dennis F. Pate stand recognized in front of their peers April 1, at the Stone Bay Gymnasium after winning the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune 2011 Easter Division Match Championship. Weapons Training Battalion narrowly escaped Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island during the Eastern Division Match. Sixteen rifle and pistol teams from the east coast, to include the British Royal Marines, participated in the annual Competition-in-Arms Program event.::r::::n::
Members of the Onslow County Animal Shelter, Carolina Animal Protection Society and the Lejeune High School National Honor Society pose with dozens of donated pet items during a presentation the NHS put on at the Lejeune High School, recently. The LHS NS students collected a variety of donations in support of their recent pet shelter drive and did exceptionally well in their latest efforts to provide a better quality of life for less fortunate animals. - Members of the Onslow County Animal Shelter, Carolina Animal Protection Society and the Lejeune High School National Honor Society pose with dozens of donated pet items during a presentation the NHS put on at the Lejeune High School, recently. The LHS NS students collected a variety of donations in support of their recent pet shelter drive and did exceptionally well in their latest efforts to provide a better quality of life for less fortunate animals.