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NCIS Awards Ceremony August 31, 2012 — The Naval Criminal Investigative Service aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune recognized for North Carolina highway patrol and Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune special response team for their collaborative efforts in keeping the installation a safe place to live Aug. 31.The ceremony, held at NCIS headquarters aboard MCB Camp Lejeune, was an MORE

Sgt. Maj. Ernest K. Hoopii awarded Bronze Star August 31, 2012 — Sgt. Maj. Ernest K. Hoopii, sergeant major of Marine Corps Installations East – Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, was awarded the Bronze Star aboard MCB Camp Lejeune Aug. 31 on the quarterdeck of Building 1. Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Gorry, commanding general of MCI East – MCB Camp Lejeune, presented Hoopii with the award as the citation was read by Sgt. MORE

School buses have the right of way August 30, 2012 — Fall is on its way. Leaves are changing colors, the temperature is starting to cool down, and school is starting up again. The school year kicking off welcomes school buses back to the roads aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Along with buses being a fixture on the streets again, comes their own specific regulations in regards to other cars MORE

Two of MCB Camp Lejeune’s finest honored August 29, 2012 — Police officers, firefighters, emergency medical services specialists and other safety officials gathered at City Hall in Jacksonville, N.C., for the 2012 Onslow County Public Safety Awards Ceremony sponsored by the Jacksonville-Onslow Chamber of Commerce. The Firefighting Professional of the Year, Law Enforcement Professional of the Year, MORE

Bicycle Safety is paramount for MCB Camp Lejeune August 28, 2012 — The roads can be dangerous for cars, trucks or SUV’s in any weather and any time of day, but even more so for bicyclists.Whether on the road, commuting or taking a recreational ride safety must always be priority.The number of bicycle related traffic fatalities is on a steady decline in the United States for the past two decades, and with more MORE

Bowhunter challenge honors memory of fallen SEAL August 24, 2012 — On a sunny Saturday families gathered in Jacksonville, N.C., to spend the day fishing and practicing their archery skills while honoring the life and supporting the last wish of a fallen Navy SEAL. Triple Nickel, the name of the acres of land owned by the family of the fallen SEAL, hosted the Frogman 3D Bowhunters Challenge, a course filled with MORE

NHCL brings mental health providers closer to troops, opens more group programs August 24, 2012 — In 1958 Marie Johada, a social psychologist, said the ideal state of mental health is a self-reliant individual with good sense of self-perception, realistic self-esteem, voluntary control of behavior, with a true perception of the world who is self-directed and productive person who sustains relationships and can give affection. When those MORE

Archery provides positive aim for Marines August 24, 2012 — The bow and arrow was invented by man more than 10,000 years ago for used in warfare and hunting. These crafted arms are still used by modern warriors, and the sport offers more than just a recreational activity. Marines with Wounded Warrior Battalion-East and -West practiced honing their archery skills during the Wounded Warrior Regiment Archery MORE

Hydrate for HOTSOP August 24, 2012 — Hydrate. It’s heard day in and day out by Marines, and those who attended the bi-annual hot weather standard operating procedure training learned why.Heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke are all things looming over the head of anyone planning strenuous exercise events, especially service members. Throughout history, heat related injuries MORE

Get dirty for a good cause August 23, 2012 — Many events are hosted in the local area for fundraisers, but nothing quite compares to getting dirty and covered in mud while supporting a worthwhile cause. The thrill of being entirely covered in dirt while competing amongst friends is not easily paralleled by other fundraisers. Step Up For Soldiers is scheduled to host a Combat Mud Run Oct. 6 in MORE

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