Gunnery Sgt. Joshua A. Peterson, one of the top shots for the Marine Corps Shooting Team, practices his aim by ‘snapping in’ at the Stone Bay Ranges aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, April 13. The rifle he uses is specially weighted and requires endurance and careful attention to detail to achieve proper bone support. - Gunnery Sgt. Joshua A. Peterson, one of the top shots for the Marine Corps Shooting Team, practices his aim by ‘snapping in’ at the Stone Bay Ranges aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, April 13. The rifle he uses is specially weighted and requires endurance and careful attention to detail to achieve proper bone support.
An egg hunt was held during the annual School of Infantry-East Spring Break Social, hosted at Ivy Hall aboard Camp Geiger, recently. Inflatable playgrounds, games and a petting zoo were featured at the event. - An egg hunt was held during the annual School of Infantry-East Spring Break Social, hosted at Ivy Hall aboard Camp Geiger, recently. Inflatable playgrounds, games and a petting zoo were featured at the event.
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.
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.
The DD2569 form allows patients to inform Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune that the patient has third-party insurance. - The DD2569 form allows patients to inform Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune that the patient has third-party insurance.