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Marines celebrate independence with community

Since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, Americans have celebrated the Fourth of July by illuminating the night sky with festive displays of fireworks.

Palm Desert hosts appreciation day for ‘Magnificent Seventh’

Marines, sailors and their loved ones gathered for 7th Marine Regiment’s Appreciation Day at the Desert Winds Golf Course, June 26, 2015.

What does Independence Day mean to you?

In 1776, America's forefathers brought to life a vision of an independent nation in which life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness became the right of all people. Two hundred and thirty nine years later, our nation still stands on the ideas and values set by men like Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.

Annual Remembrance Run hosted aboard Combat Center

The runner climbs the hill with each stride. His feet sink into the sand with each step as he inches closer to the top. His muscles begin to burn but he continues his charge, knowing there will be more terrain to traverse after this moment but still, all he can think of is conquering the hill. Many thoughts cross his mind, but the one that remains

Combat Center pays tribute during Memorial Day Remembrance event

As Trudy Knight, wife of deceased Gunnery Sgt. Charles White, strolled through the grounds at the Twentynine Palms Public Cemetery on May 26, 2014 morning, she turned to four Marines in dress blues.

Spouses step into their Marines’ boots

Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron 1 held its annual Jayne Wayne Day May 23, 2014. The event took Marine spouses to different Combat Center sites to experience a taste of the Corps.

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