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Tri-Command children celebrated the Marine Corps’ 239th anniversary during the Children’s Marine Corps Birthday Ball Celebration at the All-Weather Training Facility aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, Nov. 15. During the event, Marines and their families were offered the opportunity to conduct ceremonial traditions such as the oldest and youngest cake cutting with the children. - Tri-Command children celebrated the Marine Corps’ 239th anniversary during the Children’s Marine Corps Birthday Ball Celebration at the All-Weather Training Facility aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, Nov. 15. During the event, Marines and their families were offered the opportunity to conduct ceremonial traditions such as the oldest and youngest cake cutting with the children.
Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort hosted commanding generals from installations across the Corps for the Marine Installations Board, Nov. 17-20. The MIB serves as an overarching installations advisory body in support of bases and stations throughout the Marine Corps. - Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort hosted commanding generals from installations across the Corps for the Marine Installations Board, Nov. 17-20. The MIB serves as an overarching installations advisory body in support of bases and stations throughout the Marine Corps.
Sergeant Casey Hourigan , an airframes mechanic with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 312 aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, checks into the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, also known as the Blue Angels, in Pensacola, Fla., Dec. 8. - Sergeant Casey Hourigan , an airframes mechanic with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 312 aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, checks into the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, also known as the Blue Angels, in Pensacola, Fla., Dec. 8.
Sacal J 340, one of the military working dogs aboard the Provost Marshals Office aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort is going through the military working dog disposition process. Many things can cause a military working dog to retire, ranging from old age, health reasons, and the inability to work. - Sacal J 340, one of the military working dogs aboard the Provost Marshals Office aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort is going through the military working dog disposition process. Many things can cause a military working dog to retire, ranging from old age, health reasons, and the inability to work.
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