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Lance Cpl. Justin Cabrera, (foreground) an amphibious assault vehicle crew chief with 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, lobs the dodgeball at the opposing player from the during the Dodgeball Championships at the Courthouse Bay Fitness Center, - Lance Cpl. Justin Cabrera, (foreground) an amphibious assault vehicle crew chief with 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, lobs the dodgeball at the opposing player from the during the Dodgeball Championships at the Courthouse Bay Fitness Center,

Jennifer Triolo, School Age Care program assistant leader, speaks with Ginnette Sawyer, attendant of the Stone Street Pavilion open house, about different clubs and activities offered by the program, Aug. 20. Sawyer is the mother of five-year old Tristan Sawyer who will be attending SAC during the upcoming school year. - Jennifer Triolo, School Age Care program assistant leader, speaks with Ginnette Sawyer, attendant of the Stone Street Pavilion open house, about different clubs and activities offered by the program, Aug. 20. Sawyer is the mother of five-year old Tristan Sawyer who will be attending SAC during the upcoming school year.

Marine Corps Civilian Law Enforcement Officer Clayton Albright, a military working dog handler, and his dog Speedy, take a break after conducting training at the Provost Marshal’s Office dog kennels, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, recently. - Marine Corps Civilian Law Enforcement Officer Clayton Albright, a military working dog handler, and his dog Speedy, take a break after conducting training at the Provost Marshal’s Office dog kennels, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, recently.

Retired Maj. Norman Hatch, signs a book for a former combat cameraman during A book signing event at the Marine Corps Association Bookstore aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Aug. 18. Hatch was a combat cameraman who served in World War II. His video and photographs played a crucial role in keeping the Marine Corps from being disbanded after WWII. - Retired Maj. Norman Hatch, signs a book for a former combat cameraman during A book signing event at the Marine Corps Association Bookstore aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Aug. 18. Hatch was a combat cameraman who served in World War II. His video and photographs played a crucial role in keeping the Marine Corps from being disbanded after WWII.

A static display of typical suicide bomb vest devices is shown in the first conex box of the Mobile Counter-Improvised Explosive Device Interactive Trainer, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, recently. - A static display of typical suicide bomb vest devices is shown in the first conex box of the Mobile Counter-Improvised Explosive Device Interactive Trainer, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, recently.

Since graduating Lejeune High School in 1980, LHS Principal Eric Steimel has spent his entire career, after graduating Wake Forest University in 1984, teaching, mentoring and leading students within the Department of Defense Education Activity school system on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Spending eight years as a science teacher, nine as assistant principal and principal at Brewster Middle School and an instructional systems specialist for the superintendent, Steimel now finds himself in his second year as the LHS principal. Steimel said, “If I didn’t attend Lejeune High School, I wouldn’t be in teaching.” - Since graduating Lejeune High School in 1980, LHS Principal Eric Steimel has spent his entire career, after graduating Wake Forest University in 1984, teaching, mentoring and leading students within the Department of Defense Education Activity school system on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Spending eight years as a science teacher, nine as assistant principal and principal at Brewster Middle School and an instructional systems specialist for the superintendent, Steimel now finds himself in his second year as the LHS principal. Steimel said, “If I didn’t attend Lejeune High School, I wouldn’t be in teaching.”