Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort News

Lance Cpl. Charles Evans, a telephone systems maintenance technician with Marine Wing Support Squadron 273, sends rounds down field from a M240G during a firing practice at a shooting range at Fort Stewart in Hinesville, Ga., Dec. 4. Evans is one of many Sweathogs who traveled to Fort Stewart for Battle Hog, a field training exercise MWSS-273 conducts annually. - Lance Cpl. Charles Evans, a telephone systems maintenance technician with Marine Wing Support Squadron 273, sends rounds down field from a M240G during a firing practice at a shooting range at Fort Stewart in Hinesville, Ga., Dec. 4. Evans is one of many Sweathogs who traveled to Fort Stewart for Battle Hog, a field training exercise MWSS-273 conducts annually.

Staff Sgt. Stewart Fergusson, a joint terminal air controller with the 17th Air Support Operations Squadron wrote down targetting information in preparation to pass on coordinates to the pilots, Dec. 4. - Staff Sgt. Stewart Fergusson, a joint terminal air controller with the 17th Air Support Operations Squadron wrote down targetting information in preparation to pass on coordinates to the pilots, Dec. 4.

Marines from Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 31 help the crew of a C-17 push a container of avionics equipment into place. The equipment was being shipped to Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 40, who are deployed to Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan. - Marines from Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 31 help the crew of a C-17 push a container of avionics equipment into place. The equipment was being shipped to Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 40, who are deployed to Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan.

The marshes on the Air Station house various types of wildlife in their ecosystems and are preserved by the combined efforts of the Marines and civilians aboard the Air Station.The Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs Office aboard the Air Station ensures the protection and preservation of the environment while continuing the Air Station’s mission objectives.::r::::n:: - The marshes on the Air Station house various types of wildlife in their ecosystems and are preserved by the combined efforts of the Marines and civilians aboard the Air Station.The Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs Office aboard the Air Station ensures the protection and preservation of the environment while continuing the Air Station’s mission objectives.::r::::n::

Lorenzo Ortega, a construction worker with Turs Boilter, saws a wooden plank in the rear of building 596 during its renovations Dec. 1. The renovations are estimated to continue for a year and the staff of the building will relocate into two of four double - wide trailers in the rear of the building for the duration the renovations.::r::::n::::r::::n:: - Lorenzo Ortega, a construction worker with Turs Boilter, saws a wooden plank in the rear of building 596 during its renovations Dec. 1. The renovations are estimated to continue for a year and the staff of the building will relocate into two of four double - wide trailers in the rear of the building for the duration the renovations.::r::::n::::r::::n::