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Gunnery Sgt. Richard Garrett (center), fuels team leader with Marine Wing Support Squadron 273, is surrounded by Marines from his workcenter aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, May 7. Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 received honors from the American Petroleum Institutefor contributions to Department of Defense bulk fuel operations, petroleum supply chain management, and fleet fuel support during 2012. - Gunnery Sgt. Richard Garrett (center), fuels team leader with Marine Wing Support Squadron 273, is surrounded by Marines from his work center aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, May 7. Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 received honors from the American Petroleum Institute for contributions to Department of Defense bulk fuel operations, petroleum supply chain management, and fleet fuel support during 2012.

Lance Cpl. Avery Reddish, Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 heavy equipment operator, removes a tree during an Engineer Company Community Relations Project on Hunting Island State Park, Feb. 20. Hunting Island is currently the fastest eroding beaches on the East Coast losing approximately 15 feet of sand each year. - Lance Cpl. Avery Reddish, Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 heavy equipment operator, removes a tree during an Engineer Company Community Relations Project on Hunting Island State Park, Feb. 20. Hunting Island is currently the fastest eroding beaches on the East Coast losing approximately 15 feet of sand each year.