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Marines

Archive: November, 2008

Comptrollers recognized for mission success

The Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center’s G-8 Comptroller Directorate was presented a certificate of commendation during a ceremony Nov. 11 from the MCAGCC commanding general, Brig. Gen. Charles M. Gurganus, for their exceptional work over the past year. The directorate’s mission is to define,

Combat Center remembers corpsman who risked it all for the Marines he loved

Combat Center service members remembered the life and death of a hero who dutifully performed his job of saving Marines with no regard to his own life as it comes closer to the anniversary of his death Nov. 8, 2005. Robert E. Bush received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions during the Battle of Okinawa in the midst of World War II. “If you

Adopt-a-Marine program opens homes, arms to service members

With the holidays quickly approaching, many service members are making plans to travel and visit family and friends. But some service members may not have the option to submit leave, buy a plane ticket, or get away from the desert. It is with those service members in mind that the Combat Center’s Single Marine Program offers the

Combat Center honors past warriors, battles in pageant

As more than 200 Marines, sailors, retirees and civilians sitting on the bleachers looked out onto the cold field, Marines marched out to take their places near state flags fluttering in the morning breeze. Some held antique government issue rifles with dull, chipped bayonets, while others wore old wool uniforms with shiny brass buttons and

Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms

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