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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

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.

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

Faithful gather for National Day of Prayer Breakfast

Marines and sailors sat quietly as they bowed their heads and listened to a prayer from the commanding general of Marine Corps Installations East – Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Gorry, during the National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Paradise Point Officer’s Club aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, May 2. The National

Well Baby Clinic: Where parents learn from nurses, track child’s growth

Camp Lejeune’s parents have a resource available to freely ask questions from registered nurses about their child’s development through Navy Marine Corps Relief Society’s Well Baby Clinic. The Well Baby Clinic is held during the first Tuesday of every month at the Tarawa Terrace Community Center and the second Tuesday of every month at the Midway

Volunteers grow while serving military community with Navy Marine Corps Relief Society

What began when Jessie McManus received a flier at a workshop led to her assisting more than 700 members of the military community and a scholarship to her dream career. McManus was one of many volunteers with the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society, an organization that provides financial education and assistance to members of the Navy and the Marine

After 30 years Beirut Embassy not forgotten

In a remembrance ceremony at the Beirut Memorial April 20, former Marine sniper Andy Mull recalled how Marines stood at attention amidst the rubble of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut 30 years ago as the deceased body of Cpl. Robert McMaugh was carried out on a stretcher draped with an American flag. Mull, from Cleveland, was among a small group of

Rob Jones, a former Marine and Paralympic bronze medalist, shared the story of his recovery from the explosion that took his legs and his triumph at the 2012 Paralympic Games with the Marines of Wounded Warrior Battalion April 19. Jones is a double, above-knee amputee. - Rob Jones, a former Marine and Paralympic bronze medalist, shared the story of his recovery from the explosion that took his legs and his triumph at the 2012 Paralympic Games with the Marines of Wounded Warrior Battalion April 19. Jones is a double, above-knee amputee.

Paralympic medalist: How rowing aided in recovery

When he was first wounded, Rob Jones said he thought he was a failure. As a combat engineer he felt he should have seen the improvised explosive device and avoided it. He felt guilty for leaving the Marines he was there to protect from IEDs behind. Jones, a former Marine and Paralympic bronze medalist, shared the story of his recovery from the

Students celebrate earth day, participate in fair, contest

More than 1,000 Department of Defense elementary and high school students attended The 10th Annual Earth Day Fair and Art Contest at the Marston Pavilion aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune to learn how they can play their part to help the earth April 24.

Holocaust horror brought to life

After a weeklong journey with hundreds of others crammed in a train cart created for cattle, Morris Glass’ family was ripped apart in a single moment as they entered Auschwitz. The Nazi soldiers divided the passengers into separate lines. Men were sent to the right and women to the left. Glass stayed in line with his father and his brother but