Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort News

Tammie Ashely pins Gunnery Sgt. Justin Boyer during his promotion ceremony aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island July 2. - Tammie Ashely pins Gunnery Sgt. Justin Boyer during his promotion ceremony aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island July 2. Ashley also pinned Boyer to staff sergeant in 2014. Boyer was a friend and mentor to Sgt. Joshua Ashely who was killed in action in 2012 supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Bonded by Brotherhood

Despite it being six years after the death of Sgt. Joshua Ashley, his mother, Tammie Ashley, while surrounded by friends and family, stood face to face with her son’s friend and mentor Gunnery Sgt. Justin Boyer’s for his promotion aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island July 2. This was the second time Tammie had promoted Boyer since the passing of her son.

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Cpl. Erik Powell and his Military Working Dog Joy prepare for their K-9 Team certification aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Sept. 20. The provost marshal and the kennel master with the MCAS Beaufort Provost Marshal’s Office oversaw the certification .The certification scenarios were held in one of the storage warehouses on the air station and tested both the handler and the dog on their ability to work together. The K-9 team is with PMO. - Cpl. Erik Powell and his Military Working Dog Joy prepare for their K-9 Team certification aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Sept. 20. The provost marshal and the kennel master with the MCAS Beaufort Provost Marshal’s Office oversaw the certification .The certification scenarios were held in one of the storage warehouses on the air station and tested both the handler and the dog on their ability to work together. The K-9 team is with PMO.

K-9 team earns certification

A Marine and his military working dog became a certified K-9 team aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Sep. 20.

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Captain Denver Edick, left and David Stoopes, right take appliances out of a home burnt by a fire aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, July 27. The Provost Marshals Office took time out of their day to assist a family as part of their mission to serve and protect others. Edick and Stoopes work aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. - Captain Denver Edick, left and David Stoopes, right take appliances out of a home burnt by a fire aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, July 27. The Provost Marshals Office took time out of their day to assist a family as part of their mission to serve and protect others. Edick and Stoopes work aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island.

Military police assist Parris Island family after fire

Military policemen helped a local family clean out their home after it was damaged by a fire aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, July 27.

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PMO’s diverse military background offers unique experiences

All military police officers are trained in distinctive skills that allow them help accomplish their command’s mission. But, what separates them is the lessons learned through stories and experiences from the staff in their unit. That is where the Provost Marshal’s Office of Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort stands out. It is the diverse military backgrounds of the officers in MCAS Beaufort’s PMO that make the unit unique and effective in their duties.

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Fifth grade students of Bolden Elementary graduate a Drug Abuse Resistance Education graduation at Laurel Bay Dec. 16. The students completed the 10-week curriculum, finishing with an essay on what they learned throughout the course. The top six winners were awarded certificates for an outstanding job. - Fifth grade students of Bolden Elementary graduate a Drug Abuse Resistance Education graduation at Laurel Bay Dec. 16. The students completed the 10-week curriculum, finishing with an essay on what they learned throughout the course. The top six winners were awarded certificates for an outstanding job.

Bolden D.A.R.E. graduates say no to drugs

Students from Bolden Elementary School graduated the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program on Laurel Bay Dec. 16.

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The Police Chiefs’ Association held their monthly meeting aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Oct. 23. Representatives from departments included the Marine Corps’ Provost Marshal’s Office, FBI and City of Beaufort Police Department. - The Police Chiefs’ Association held their monthly meeting aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Oct. 23. Representatives from departments included the Marine Corps’ Provost Marshal’s Office, FBI and City of Beaufort Police Department.

Police Chiefs’ Association meets aboard Air Station

The Police Chiefs’ Association held their monthly meeting aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Oct. 23. Representatives from departments included the Marine Corps’ Provost Marshal’s Office, FBI and City of Beaufort Police Department.

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