Lance Cpl. Gilbert Andrade, a rifleman with Company K, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, and a native of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., lays down coveringfire - for other Marines in his firing team July 28, at Combat Center Range 1A. - Lance Cpl. Gilbert Andrade, a rifleman with Company K, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, and a native of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., lays down coveringfire - for other Marines in his firing team July 28, at Combat Center Range 1A.
Several Affliction fighters pose with Lance Cpl. Stephen Ducey, a motor vehicle operator with Transportation and Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 46, after Ducey won an Affliction T-shirt in a raffle at the Camp Wilson Exchange July 26. - Several Affliction fighters pose with Lance Cpl. Stephen Ducey, a motor vehicle operator with Transportation and Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 46, after Ducey won an Affliction T-shirt in a raffle at the Camp Wilson Exchange July 26.
Lance Cpl. Katherine Smith, an administrative clerk at the Installation Personnel Administration Center, who played with the All-Marine Women's Softball Team in 2007, keeps her eye on the ball in preparation to smash it to the outfield during the All-Marine Women's Softball Team screening July 29 at Felix Field. - Lance Cpl. Katherine Smith, an administrative clerk at the Installation Personnel Administration Center, who played with the All-Marine Women's Softball Team in 2007, keeps her eye on the ball in preparation to smash it to the outfield during the All-Marine Women's Softball Team screening July 29 at Felix Field.
Marines going through Enhanced Mojave Viper are being encouraged to use the counter radio-controlled improvised explosive device electronic warfare systems equipped in all humvees. The Jammer Effectiveness Device lets Tactical Exercise Control Group instructors know if Marines are using their CREW systems by signaling red and green lights as they pass by. If the CREW system is diabled, the JED can not pick up a symbol and a mock IED will explode. - Marines going through Enhanced Mojave Viper are being encouraged to use the counter radio-controlled improvised explosive device electronic warfare systems equipped in all humvees. The Jammer Effectiveness Device lets Tactical Exercise Control Group instructors know if Marines are using their CREW systems by signaling red and green lights as they pass by. If the CREW system is diabled, the JED can not pick up a symbol and a mock IED will explode.
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. - Gunnery Sgt. Cheryl J. Hyde, the administration officer for the commanding general's office, and her daughter, Jasmine, received a letter of recognition from Mayor Joel Klink during a City Hall meeting July 28. Jasmine placed in Time Warner Cable's Desert Cities' 25 Best Moms of 2009 Essay Contest out of nearly 1,300 entries from children in grades four to 12. - TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. - Gunnery Sgt. Cheryl J. Hyde, the administration officer for the commanding general's office, and her daughter, Jasmine, received a letter of recognition from Mayor Joel Klink during a City Hall meeting July 28. Jasmine placed in Time Warner Cable's Desert Cities' 25 Best Moms of 2009 Essay Contest out of nearly 1,300 entries from children in grades four to 12.