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Battalion physical training is one of the many ways Headquarters and Support Battalion instills unit cohesion. Battalion PT is conducted the first Friday of every month. - Battalion physical training is one of the many ways Headquarters and Support Battalion instills unit cohesion. Battalion PT is conducted the first Friday of every month.

HQSPTBn takes pride in unit cohesion

Esprit de corps is something the Marine Corps instills in every Marine from their earliest days at recruit training. Units all over the Corps conduct different activities to keep this belief alive in all of its Marines and sailors to include- Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune’s Headquarters and Support Battalion.One of the largest and most extensive

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Environmental training helps Marines maintain high standards

It’s easy to forget, but it can be a Marines best friend and sometimes it needs protecting too. That is why Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune takes measures to ensure the maintenance and preservation of the land that comprises the base, itself a large reserve of natural resources and plethora of wildlife. The base possesses its own environmental

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Members of the Carolina Panthers pose with Marines stationed aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and a Semper Fit team after a combat conditioning course demonstration May 15. - Members of the Carolina Panthers pose with Marines stationed aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and a Semper Fit team after a combat conditioning course demonstration May 15.

Carolina Panthers show appreciation, watch Marines train during recent visit

As the nation’s emergency force, Marines are indoctrinated into a continuum of training to keep within the highest standards of physical fitness, mental clarity and overall expeditionary readiness. They are warrior athletes, but their game days aren’t under Friday night lights.To get a glimpse of what it’s like training for military operations and

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Service members with 2nd and 4th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Companies help get an injured casualty to a helicopter for evacuation during a training simulation aboard Piney Island, May 8. - Service members with 2nd and 4th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Companies help get an injured casualty to a helicopter for evacuation during a training simulation aboard Piney Island, May 8.

2nd and 4th ANGLICO service members train for upcoming deployment

Deployment is something that requires a lot of training leading up to it. Reviewing training many times over helps make the job come naturally while in a combat zone. This is why approximately 13 service members from 2nd and 4th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Companies spent May 8 and 9 at Piney Island, better known as Bombing Target 11, practicing

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The instructors for the new special reaction team course held at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune gather after the graduation of the course’s inaugural class, April 6. Each class trains around 30 law enforcement personnel to take on the tactically demanding role of SRT member, helping Marine Corps installations meet their SRT requirements. - The instructors for the new special reaction team course held at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune gather after the graduation of the course’s inaugural class, April 6. Each class trains around 30 law enforcement personnel to take on the tactically demanding role of SRT member, helping Marine Corps installations meet their SRT requirements.

New special reaction team school graduates first class

The inaugural class for the first Headquarters Marine Corps certified course designed to train special reaction team personnel graduated, April 6. The course, which utilizes training facilities aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune including the ranges at Stone Bay, certifies military and civilian personnel for roles on SRT teams.Every Marine Corps

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Students of the new Special Reaction Team course train to fire on the move with the aid of their fellow classmates at a Stone Bay range aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, March 22. The new course will help Marine Corps installations fill their quota of SRT personnel, who provide a tactical edge to installation commanders looking to plan for and answer possible security and law enforcement threats. - Students of the new Special Reaction Team course train to fire on the move with the aid of their fellow classmates at a Stone Bay range aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, March 22. The new course will help Marine Corps installations fill their quota of SRT personnel, who provide a tactical edge to installation commanders looking to plan for and answer possible security and law enforcement threats.