Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort News

Col. Timothy Miller walks during the 64th annual Beaufort Water Festival Grand Parade in downtown Beaufort, July 20. Miller is the commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort. - Col. Timothy Miller walks during the 64th annual Beaufort Water Festival Grand Parade in downtown Beaufort, July 20. Miller is the commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort.

The Beaufort Belles sing at the 46th Annual Senior Tea aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Dec. 13. The group performed an arrangement of Christmas music to the crowd. The Beaufort Belles, directed by Cindy Valieant, are a barbershop singing group comprised of about 18 members from the Beaufort area. - The Beaufort Belles sing at the 46th Annual Senior Tea aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Dec. 13. The group performed an arrangement of Christmas music to the crowd. The Beaufort Belles, directed by Cindy Valieant, are a barbershop singing group comprised of about 18 members from the Beaufort area.

Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort is closing in on the end of its 7th Annual Feds Feed Families Campaign to support households in the surrounding communities, Aug. 28. The event comes at a time of year when donations traditionally decline and school aged children do not have access to school food programs, making donations especially important, according to the Department of Agriculture. - Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort is closing in on the end of its 7th Annual Feds Feed Families Campaign to support households in the surrounding communities, Aug. 28. The event comes at a time of year when donations traditionally decline and school aged children do not have access to school food programs, making donations especially important, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Thousands of Marines and civilian personnel drive on Geiger Boulevard to come arrive and depart Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort each day. The road was named after Gen. Roy S. Geiger, the fifth Marine aviator and first Marine to lead an Army. Geiger enlisted in the Marine Corps as a Private in November 1907 and attended basic training on Naval Station Norfolk, Va. After submitting his college degree with a request to become a Marine officer, Geiger was accepted, and earned his commission as a second lieutenant in February 1909. - Thousands of Marines and civilian personnel drive on Geiger Boulevard to come arrive and depart Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort each day. The road was named after Gen. Roy S. Geiger, the fifth Marine aviator and first Marine to lead an Army. Geiger enlisted in the Marine Corps as a Private in November 1907 and attended basic training on Naval Station Norfolk, Va. After submitting his college degree with a request to become a Marine officer, Geiger was accepted, and earned his commission as a second lieutenant in February 1909.

Corporal Jason Rex, a modifications noncommissioned officer with Combat Logistics Company 23, makes repairs to a street sweeper Monday. Along with taking care of its primary mission aboard the Air Station, CLC-23 Marines also volunteer throughout the Lowcountry area for schools and for Marine Corps Community Services functions. - Corporal Jason Rex, a modifications noncommissioned officer with Combat Logistics Company 23, makes repairs to a street sweeper Monday. Along with taking care of its primary mission aboard the Air Station, CLC-23 Marines also volunteer throughout the Lowcountry area for schools and for Marine Corps Community Services functions.