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Lance Cpl. Brian Howley, a plane captain for Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 251, prepares to conduct a final check on a Thunderbolt F/A- 18 Hornet before it launches from the deck of the USS Enterprise. Howley, a native of Seymore, Conn., has only been a plane captain for five months, but excels daily according to his peers and superiors. - Lance Cpl. Brian Howley, a plane captain for Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 251, prepares to conduct a final check on a Thunderbolt F/A- 18 Hornet before it launches from the deck of the USS Enterprise. Howley, a native of Seymore, Conn., has only been a plane captain for five months, but excels daily according to his peers and superiors.
The combat engineers of Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 detonate extra ordnance in an old vehicle June 11 during an explosive ordnance training exercise aboard Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz. The training was part of the multiple exercises that comprise Desert Talon. - The combat engineers of Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 detonate extra ordnance in an old vehicle June 11 during an explosive ordnance training exercise aboard Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz. The training was part of the multiple exercises that comprise Desert Talon.
A box of empty brass is evidence of the rounds the Sweat Hogs fired down range during the enhanced marksmanship program training during Desert Talon. - A box of empty brass is evidence of the rounds the Sweat Hogs fired down range during the enhanced marksmanship program training during Desert Talon.
Elizabeth Palmer, a member of the Sew What Club Quilters, and Col. Robert Lanham, the Air Station commanding officer, unveil the Quilt of Valor display inside the MCAS Headquarters building here in a ceremony Monday. The club has donated more than 200 quilts to service members wounded in the Global War on Terrorism. - Elizabeth Palmer, a member of the Sew What Club Quilters, and Col. Robert Lanham, the Air Station commanding officer, unveil the Quilt of Valor display inside the MCAS Headquarters building here in a ceremony Monday. The club has donated more than 200 quilts to service members wounded in the Global War on Terrorism.