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Gen. Dunford: III MEF is the rebalance to the Pacific May 5, 2015 — The Marine Corps’ new commandant came to Okinawa, Japan, March 24-26 to talk with Marines across the island.Gen. Joseph F. Dunford wanted to make sure the Marines here know what his expectations are for the present and future of the Corps. “My priorities are to make sure we have the warfighting capabilities we need, to address the maturity of our MORE

2015 Active Duty Fund Drive kicks off May 5, 2015 — Marines and sailors are being called upon to help contribute to the Active Duty Fund Drive for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society this year.The ADFD is an initiative by NMCRS to raise awareness of the programs and services it provides to active duty Marines and sailors as well as raise funds, according to the relief society’s website.Through MORE

American Red Cross equips Marines, contractors with life-saving techniques May 5, 2015 — Rows of baby dolls are lined up one by one along the desks of a classroom. There are human-like mannequins lying on the floor in a school-circle fashion. Gloves, face masks and gauze are placed by the desk chair of each awaiting student. It is time to learn how to save a life. Marines and Master Labor Contractors with Marine Corps Installations MORE

Marines Up Preparedness During America’s PrepareAthon! May 5, 2015 — Marine Corps Installations Pacific encourages members of the Marine Corps community to participate in the 2015 America’s PrepareAthon! Individuals who register to participate in the PrepareAthon! are counted among those who view preparedness – the readiness of Marines and their families to respond to a natural disaster, cyber or enemy-driven MORE

Typhoon preparedness information May 5, 2015 — With typhoon season beginning June 1 and continuing through Nov. 30, the island will remain in Tropical Cyclone Condition of Readiness 4 during the season, meaning storms are possible within 72 hours. When a typhoon strikes, there may be little left untouched by the storm. Even when proper measures are taken to secure and protect personal property, MORE

Marine Corps News

Bringing uniformity to defensive tactics By Pfc. Andrew R Bray | September 24, 2018 The Marine Corps implemented a new standardized defensive tactics course to help military law enforcement better defend themselves and be able to properly handle suspects up close. MORE

SPMAGTF-SC Camp named for Marine hero By Staff Sgt. Frans Labranche | September 20, 2018 Marines have reported for rotations of the Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force – Southern Command for years deploying to a small compound of wooden huts tucked in the corner of this historic place. This semi-secluded area has been known for years as Alpha Block, but this that changed with the renaming of the Marine camp. MORE

Two K9s retired to homes of their handlers By Keith Hayes | September 14, 2018 Two four-footed police officers ended their long careers with the Marine Corps Police Department aboard MCLB Barstow by getting their forever homes with their human partners, Sept. 12. MORE

MCTSSA personnel welcomes Vietnam veterans, share legacy By Sky Laron | September 13, 2018 Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity welcomed Vietnam veterans from Marine Air Support Squadron 3 to MCTSSA’s headquarters aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton this summer. MORE

Food pantry organizations lend helping hand to Camp Pendleton service members and families By Lance Cpl. Betzabeth Galvan | September 11, 2018 The Food Pantry Ministry is a ministry that collects food donations and provides the food to members of the ministry or anyone in need . MORE

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May 2015 (5)

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