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Second annual Elf Day helps families decorate

Service members are deployed across the globe this holiday season leaving spouses back home to decorate. Often times military spouses are unable to hang lights, or bring out the old dusty boxes or trees from the attic without their spouse. With the help of Atlantic Marine Corps Communities spouses no longer have to worry.Numerous calls were made

Wounded service members receive funds to go home for holidays

Wounded service members who rate a Purple Heart award were given funds to go home during the holiday season through the Military Order of the Purple Heart Dec. 13 in Jacksonville, N.C.The MOPH invited service members wounded in combat to attend a check-writing event to give back to those who may not have much money for traveling.“We raised money

Military spouses receive valuable information from Medal of Honor recipients

Patrons packed the Russell Marine and Family Center aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Dec. 11 to hear two highly-decorated retired service members talk about the importance of family and maintaining a solid relationship in a military marriage.Retired Maj. Gen. James Livingston and retired Army Maj. Drew Dix are Medal of Honor recipients due to

Second annual Elf Day helps families decorate

Service members are deployed across the globe this holiday season leaving spouses back home to decorate. Often times military spouses are unable to hang lights, or bring out the old dusty boxes or trees from the attic without their spouse. With the help of Atlantic Marine Corps Communities spouses no longer have to worry.Numerous calls were made

Medal of Honor recipients slated to visit Camp Lejeune

The Congressional Medal of Honor is the highest decoration awarded to service members, and it’s not every day people can meet a Medal of Honor recipient. Marines and spouses aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune will have that opportunity Dec. 11. Retired Maj. Gen. James Livingston and retired Army Maj. Drew Dix are scheduled to visit MCB Camp

Monthly assistance returning to Midway Park Chapel

Millions of children worldwide often go without food and improper care due to a lack of available services. The Well Baby Clinic is Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune’s solution to assist struggling military families with a little extra help closer to home. For almost a year the Midway Park Chapel location for the clinic was unable to service any

Service members were arrested on the night of recent base-wide random vehicle checks aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune due to contraband in their vehicles. Contrabands found included illegal narcotics, open containers of alcohol, and unregistered weapons. - Service members were arrested on the night of recent base-wide random vehicle checks aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune due to contraband in their vehicles. Contrabands found included illegal narcotics, open containers of alcohol, and unregistered weapons.

Base battles contraband through area-wide random vehicle checks

The military medals on the visor of the vehicle shone in the probing flashlights and bright streetlights as military police officers searched through the car’s contents. Behind the car a service member, dazed from a night of drinking, held a resigned expression. He shivered in the early morning breeze as the police pulled every last item from his

It was business as usual for most on a recent Friday night. Military police officers at the gates inspected identification cards of those entering Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, however on this night random vehicles were chosen to be searched in a recent base-wide effort to stop illegal narcotics and other contraband from entering the base. - It was business as usual for most on a recent Friday night. Military police officers at the gates inspected identification cards of those entering Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, however on this night random vehicles were chosen to be searched in a recent base-wide effort to stop illegal narcotics and other contraband from entering the base.

Base law enforcement agencies collaborate to tackle drugs

The military medals on the visor of the vehicle shone in the probing flashlights and bright streetlights as military police officers searched through the car’s contents. Behind the car a service member, dazed from a night of drinking, held a resigned expression. He shivered in the early morning breeze as the police pulled every last item from his

Selfless CFC donations from Tarawa Terrace Elementary

Every year service members take the opportunity to donate to hundreds of charities through the Combined Federal Campaign. With the annual CFC walk at Tarawa Terrace Elementary School at the housing area aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, the students are able to donate their time and efforts and help the community alongside their

WWBn-East to open Warrior Hope, Care Center

The Wounded Warrior Complex aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune is scheduled to commemorate the opening of the Warrior Hope and Care Center Dec. 7, 10 a.m. at Building PP-3 on Wounded Warrior Drive near Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune. “The Warrior Hope and Care Center is a wounded warrior reconditioning and resource center,” said Maj. Paul