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Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

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Memorial Day dedication ceremony held on Air Station

The Air Station held a re-dedication ceremony to celebrate the renovation of the de Treville Lawrence Cemetery May 22 across from the de Treville

Air show delights Lowcountry crowds

The buzzing of an engine cut through the noise of the crowd. It alternated between a scream and a purr as the plane it was attached to swooped and

TMO to DMO – still focused on distribution

The Air Station’s Traffic Management Office has a new name - the Distribution Management Office. Service members can still find what they need when

SMP presents Burners to Fightertown

No Rockers Down is widely known as the recreational center for the Single Marine Program on the Air Station, but now, it is time for a change, an

Air station firefighter recognized for hard work, dedication

Flames and smoke rise above the collapsing roof as the brave men and women rush into the burning house to do their duty and save lives.The

Angels take wing; 2009 MCAS Beaufort Air Show roars into town

Those who are fond of the noise they hear above them are in for an earful as the 2009 MCAS Beaufort Air Show dubbed “Blues Over Beaufort,” soars into

In case of emergency; ARFF anti-terrorism training helps prepare for the worst

Hope for the best; train for the worst.A motto that Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Marines aboard the Air Station live and work by. They train

Tri-Command fathers and daughters spend a special evening together

Fathers from across the Tri-Command area shined their shoes, polished their medals, put on their best shirt and tie to spend an evening with their

Warrior Transition Training aids returning veterans

Marines and sailors spend an average of six months to a year deployed away from home. When they return, the Marine Corps has come up with a series of

Welcome Home VMFA-122 Werewolves return

The Marines and sailors of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 122, known as the Werewolves, along with a detachment of Stingers from Marine Aviation