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Eleven Marines with Wounded Warriors Battalion West volunteered their time at the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve in Morongo Valley, Calif. June 15 - Eleven Marines with Wounded Warriors Battalion West volunteered their time at the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve in Morongo Valley, Calif. June 15

Combat Center Cleans Up

Eleven Marines with Wounded Warriors Battalion West volunteered their time at the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve in Morongo Valley, Calif. June 15. They cleaned up the trails for both the visitors and the animals that call it their home. The 31,000 acre preserve is one of the largest cottonwood and willow riparian habitats in California. It is an area

I was learning to sail at the 29 Palms Seaborne Applications for Integra... - I was learning to sail at the 29 Palms Seaborne Applications for Integra...

Not so smooth sailing

I sat in a classroom with 12 other Marines learning the language.

Military housing payment change

The Resident Energy Conservation Program is being put into effect at military housing residential areas across the Department of Defense. This program is designed to reduce electrical consumption and keep residents responsible for their energy usage. The RECP will directly benefit Marine Corps family housing residents because savings will be

Comedy night keeps Marines in stitches

Comedians and musicians in the Leatherneck Comedy and Entertainment Tour performed in a theater full of Marines and sailors during their show at the Combat Center’s Sunset Cinema June 8.The tour is run by To the Fallen Entertainment, an organization dedicated to bringing cost effective entertainment to service members of all branches. This year, it

Elementary field day builds community bonds

Marines with 3rd Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment, and Mojave Viper Support Detachment, visited the students of Landers Elementary School to run a summer circuit course on the school’s playground for the kids Monday. “This shows what we do,” said Cpl. Joshua J. Bosley, motor vehicle transport operator, Mojave Viper Support Detachment. “We support

Airwing Fraternity

Getting a military aircraft into the air is a tedious process.

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