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A hospital corpsman with Company F, 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, treats a simulated civilian casualty at Range 220 Tues. 2/4 is at the conclusion of ITX and is scheduled to begin a Special Operations Training Group package. - A hospital corpsman with Company F, 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, treats a simulated civilian casualty at Range 220 Tues. 2/4 is at the conclusion of ITX and is scheduled to begin a Special Operations Training Group package.

Ship to Shore

With the last training day approaching in the first running of the Integrated Training Exercise, Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, started their Company Stability Operations / Humanitarian Assistance training package Tuesday at the Combat Center’s Range 220. The company provided security and humanitarian assistance to a village in the

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How service members can fight for security at home

When service members board the plane to return to the United States from deployment overseas, their family and friends are not the only ones waiting for them. Scam artists are also busy setting up store fronts, phone lines, and websites specifically targeting service members.These consumer predators know that service members have to deal with

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Elton Munoz, left, LeRoy Edick and James Kitchak of the Qualified Recycling Program Residential Commercial Recycling Section process cardboard for baling at QRP’s commercial-industrial lot on Rifle Range Road. Each bale weighs between 1,500 and 1,700 pounds. - Elton Munoz, left, LeRoy Edick and James Kitchak of the Qualified Recycling Program Residential Commercial Recycling Section process cardboard for baling at QRP’s commercial-industrial lot on Rifle Range Road. Each bale weighs between 1,500 and 1,700 pounds.

Recycling Program helps Combat Center, environment

Combat Center offices and households generate an average of eight tons of recyclables every week, but you won’t see it piling up anywhere for too long, thanks to the Qualified Recycling Program’s residential-commercial and industrial recycling sections.During their weekly rounds to collect garbage from 1,720 family housing units and more than 300

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Lt. Col. Seth E. Yost shakes hands with Lt. Col. David P. Bradney during 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment’s change of command ceremony Jan. 31, 2013. - Lt. Col. Seth E. Yost shakes hands with Lt. Col. David P. Bradney during 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment’s change of command ceremony Jan. 31, 2013.