Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort News

Col. William Lieblein, the commanding officer for Marine Aircraft Group 31, addresses an audience during MAG-31's change of command ceremony aboard Marine Corps Air Station, May 20. During the ceremony Col. Michael Cederholm relinquished command of MAG-31 to Lieblein after serving as MAG-31's commanding officer for two years. - Col. William Lieblein, the commanding officer for Marine Aircraft Group 31, addresses an audience during MAG-31's change of command ceremony aboard Marine Corps Air Station, May 20. During the ceremony Col. Michael Cederholm relinquished command of MAG-31 to Lieblein after serving as MAG-31's commanding officer for two years.

Teresa Neuer and Allison Scott, whose spouses are stationed at the Air Station meet at the Marine Corps Family Team Building House with Nicole Shea, the readiness and support program trainer for MCFTB, aboard Laurel Bay for the Read Your way Through Deployment class, May 16. In this class spouses gather bi-weekly to discuss books that are chosen to help them with the stresses of deployment. - Teresa Neuer and Allison Scott, whose spouses are stationed at the Air Station meet at the Marine Corps Family Team Building House with Nicole Shea, the readiness and support program trainer for MCFTB, aboard Laurel Bay for the Read Your way Through Deployment class, May 16. In this class spouses gather bi-weekly to discuss books that are chosen to help them with the stresses of deployment.

Sgt. Kalen Gall, a heavy equipment mechanic with Combat Logistics Company 23 aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, reels in the first catch of the day during an Operation Adrenaline Rush unit fishing trip, held by Marine Corps Community Services, off the shore of Hilton Head Island, S.C., May 15. OAR is meant to teach service members safe activities that can help them manage stress related to combat or their daily work routines. - Sgt. Kalen Gall, a heavy equipment mechanic with Combat Logistics Company 23 aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, reels in the first catch of the day during an Operation Adrenaline Rush unit fishing trip, held by Marine Corps Community Services, off the shore of Hilton Head Island, S.C., May 15. OAR is meant to teach service members safe activities that can help them manage stress related to combat or their daily work routines.

A Crash Fire Rescue Marine with Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting unit, prepares a hose to extinguish a fire during a training exercise on May15, 2013. - A Crash Fire Rescue Marine with Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting unit, prepares a hose to extinguish a fire during a training exercise on May15, 2013.