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Tattoos may stunt your career

Updates to the Marine Corps tattoo policy stated in Marine Administrative Message 029/10, signed Jan. 15, may prevent Marines from going from enlisted

A breath of life just in the nick of time

It is a beautiful day outside. People are laughing together, couples are holding hands and children are running around having a great time. Nothing

New Air Station Chapel programs strengthen relationships

The Air Station Chapel held a two-day skills-based workshop for couples aboard the Air Station who want to build a stronger relationship with their

Fightertown C-12 crew supports Haiti relief

Many Marines across the Corps have deployed to Haiti to support relief efforts. The Air Station had its chance to pitch in.Three Fightertown Marines

Remembering the end of military segregation

Every Marine is taught that the Marine Corps was born in 1775, however, most are not taught that it was not until 1942 that blacks were allowed to

A wrecked Chevrolet S-10 parked near the front gate aboard the Air Station represents the necesity of safety while driving. Plan ahead, have proper safety equipment and avoid all risk when possible to stay safe over the holiday season. - A wrecked Chevrolet S-10 parked near the front gate aboard the Air Station represents the necesity of safety while driving. Plan ahead, have proper safety equipment and avoid all risk when possible to stay safe over the holiday season.

Travel safely during the holidays

Every year, family members stationed away from home are excited about going to visit their families. They could find themselves in bumper-to-bumper,

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