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Sgt. Gary Holowell, a Marine Wing Support Sqaudron motor transportation operator, helps a student try-on body armor, Jan. 31. Hollowell and other servicemembers visited Michael C. Riley Elementary School for their career day. - Sgt. Gary Holowell, a Marine Wing Support Sqaudron motor transportation operator, helps a student try-on body armor, Jan. 31. Hollowell and other servicemembers visited Michael C. Riley Elementary School for their career day.

Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 122, also known as the Werewolves, deployed for the Western Pacific, Jan. 10.The aircraft will support six multinational exercises to increase the readiness of the squadron, ensure tactical proficiency with allied countries in the region and international goodwill. - Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 122, also known as the Werewolves, deployed for the Western Pacific, Jan. 10.The aircraft will support six multinational exercises to increase the readiness of the squadron, ensure tactical proficiency with allied countries in the region and international goodwill.

Alex Scott, Leathernecks II Comedy and Entertainment Tour comedian, performs in the Air Station’s theater during their tour, Jan. 11. The event was coordinated though the Single Marine and Sailor program offering service members free live entertainment. - Alex Scott, Leathernecks II Comedy and Entertainment Tour comedian, performs in the Air Station’s theater during their tour, Jan. 11. The event was coordinated though the Single Marine and Sailor program offering service members free live entertainment.

Lt. Cmdr. Seth Mangasarian, the Marine Corps Air Station Public Works Officer, speaks with Brigadier Gen. Blake Crowe, the commander of Marine Corps Forces Command and Marine Corps Forces South about some of the constrauction projects being conducted aboard the Air Station, Jan. 3.Crowe was taken to many of the new construction projects to support the future operation of the F-35B Lightning Joint Strike Fighter. - Lt. Cmdr. Seth Mangasarian, the Marine Corps Air Station Public Works Officer, speaks with Brigadier Gen. Blake Crowe, the commander of Marine Corps Forces Command and Marine Corps Forces South about some of the constrauction projects being conducted aboard the Air Station, Jan. 3.Crowe was taken to many of the new construction projects to support the future operation of the F-35B Lightning Joint Strike Fighter.

Lance Cpl. Lawrence Hulst, a Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 heavy equipment operator, clears brush on Paige Field, Nov. 19. The work of these Marines will improve the envirionment to better supprot the local wildlife and hunters. - Lance Cpl. Lawrence Hulst, a Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 heavy equipment operator, clears brush on Paige Field, Nov. 19. The work of these Marines will improve the envirionment to better supprot the local wildlife and hunters.

Silver Eagle 206, a Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 F/A-18,completed its 9,000th hour of flight in the skies above the Lowcountry before landing back aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Nov. 13. The maintainers ensure the aircraft continue flying are responsible for the squadron maintaining the highest state readiness to deploy forward. - Silver Eagle 206, a Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 F/A-18,completed its 9,000th hour of flight in the skies above the Lowcountry before landing back aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Nov. 13. The maintainers ensure the aircraft continue flying are responsible for the squadron maintaining the highest state readiness to deploy forward.

Col. Brian Murtha, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort commanding officer, speaks to guests before the ribbon cutting ceremony for the First Lady of the Marine Corps Recommended Reading List section at the Air Station Library, Nov. 8. - Col. Brian Murtha, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort commanding officer, speaks to guests before the ribbon cutting ceremony for the First Lady of the Marine Corps Recommended Reading List section at the Air Station Library, Nov. 8.

The Leadership Scholar Program is designed to help active duty and reserve Marines leaving the Marine Corps ease through the college admission process. - The Leadership Scholar Program is designed to help active duty and reserve Marines leaving the Marine Corps ease through the college admission process.

Children of all ages enjoyed The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle. - Children of all ages enjoyed The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.