Caution tape, warning signs and personal belongings are scattered around the office, setting the scene for the Emergency Preparedness Brief held for Marines and thier spouses at the Marine Corps Family Team Building Office, April 11. The brief intends to show Marines and thier families the importance of preparing for such a disaster especially since hurricane season is coming. - Caution tape, warning signs and personal belongings are scattered around the office, setting the scene for the Emergency Preparedness Brief held for Marines and thier spouses at the Marine Corps Family Team Building Office, April 11. The brief intends to show Marines and thier families the importance of preparing for such a disaster especially since hurricane season is coming.

Staff Sgt. Joshua McLeod, an explosives ordinance disposal technician, with the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort EOD , allows first grade students to try on a protective helmet EOD Marines wear during operations, at Gayler Elementary, April 9. Science, technology, engineering and mathematics week offers a new way to peak the students interest and show them the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in today's world. - Staff Sgt. Joshua McLeod, an explosives ordinance disposal technician, with the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort EOD , allows first grade students to try on a protective helmet EOD Marines wear during operations, at Gayler Elementary, April 9. Science, technology, engineering and mathematics week offers a new way to peak the students interest and show them the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in today's world.