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Female service members, veterans, spouses invited to attend A New Mission: How Military Women Become Entrepreneurs

Women of the military community including service members, veterans and spouses are invited to attend A New Mission: How Military Women Become Entrepreneurs at the Marston Pavilion aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune May 21. For $30, women from Camp Lejeune and neighboring installations explore entrepreneurship at the event. The price includes

Youth pavilions receive commendation

After a year-long journey, Marine Corps Community Services’ employees and volunteers at the Stone Street and Tarawa Terrace Youth Pavilions received recognition from the Council of Accreditation, a leading international accreditation organization. More than 40 Marine Corps Community Services employees and volunteers witnessed Patrick Larkin, MCCS

Headquarters, Support Battalion Marines take over M.O.U.T

Marines with Company B of Headquarters and Support Battalion spent the day brushing up on how to properly patrol across modern urban terrain at the Military Operations in Urban Terrain facility aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune May 9. This event marked the first time a non-deployable unit aboard base conducted a field operation, said Capt.

Headquarters and Support Battalion Marines take over M.O.U.T

Marines with Company B of Headquarters and Support Battalion spent the day brushing up on how to properly patrol across modern urban terrain at the Military Operations in Urban Terrain facility aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, May 9. This event marked the first time a non-deployable unit aboard base conducted a field operation, said Capt.

Volunteers wipe away waste during Beach Sweep

Seventy-two Marines and sailors collected more than 20 pounds of trash during the 8th annual Beach Sweep at Onslow Beach May 3.Around the world, tons of trash gets dumped in the ocean. Some trash washes ashore Camp Lejeune beaches leaving it to volunteers to clean up as much as possible. The most common litter on beaches are cigarette butts, but

Hundreds participate in Heroes Ride

More than 700 motorcycle enthusiasts took part in the Heroes Ride as part of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, May 3.Assembling from Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Stations New River and Cherry Point as well as Ft. Bragg and Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, service members and civilians rode through the streets

Website displays Lejeune flag conditions

Members Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune community and local installations can access a website to see real-time flag conditions to determine how to best conduct training and exercise. Using the Automated Heat Stress System members of the Camp Lejeune community can learn about conditions in Camp Lejeune’s mainside, Stone Bay, Courthouse Bay, Camp

Installation residents and their children dress as their favorite characters during "Star Wars" Day at the Harriotte B. Smith Library aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, May 4. - Installation residents and their children dress as their favorite characters during "Star Wars" Day at the Harriotte B. Smith Library aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, May 4.

'Star Wars' returns

May the Fourth – or Force – be with you.Installation residents did not have to travel to a galaxy far, far away to enjoy lightsabers, stormtroopers, marauding mercenaries, Sith Lords and Jedi. More than 130 "Star Wars" fans, adults and children alike, gathered at the Harriotte B. Smith Library in celebration of "Star Wars" Day aboard Marine Corps

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

More than 700 motorcycle enthusiasts took part in the Hero’s Ride for motorcycle safety as part of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, May 3.Assembling from Camp Lejeune, Marine Corps Air Stations New River and Cherry Point as well as Ft. Bragg and Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, the service members and

Marine Special Operations Support Group receives their new commanding officer

Col. Jeffrey Fultz relinquished command of Marine Special Operations Support Group to Col. Archibald McLellan at the Marine Corps Special Operations Command Headquarters, May 2.McLellan will be leaving his position as the G-2 of MARSOC to assume the position of commanding officer. “Going back to roots of being a Marine,” said McLellan. “The thing