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Open water safety January 17, 2014 — Be cautious when swimming out in the ocean or enjoying the beach. MORE

Hawaii Marines complete advanced motorcycle course December 20, 2013 — The Marine Corps implements several steps to help Marines improve driving skills and safety knowledge. These steps include two mandatory basic safety courses for all amature riders, and another voluntary course is available for more advanced riders. Marines received their Level 3 Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic, Dec. 12, 2013. MORE

Put safety first this holiday season December 13, 2013 — Safety is usually a top priority to most but it can easily slip the mind during the rush of traveling and Christmas shopping. Put safety in the forefront of holiday planning using these helpful tips. MORE

Students rope in safety skills during bike rodeo October 25, 2013 — Mokapu Elementary School students participated in a bike rodeo, to learn proper riding techniques and receive a safety inspection of their bikes. MORE

Stop, drop and roll; celebrate Fire Prevention Week with safety October 4, 2013 — Fire Prevention Week runs from Oct. 7 through 11, 2013. MORE

'Make ready!' Kaneohe Bay RTF offers recreational fire August 16, 2013 — Kaneohe Bay Range Training Facility hosted recreational fire for eligible participants. MORE

Lt. Dan Band returns to MCB Hawaii with tools to DSTRESS February 11, 2011 — Illuminating Hangar 103 with equal doses of energy, hits and charisma, Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band returned to Marine Corps Base Hawaii for a United Service Organizations-sponsored concert, Feb. 11, 2011. Shielded inside the hangar bay from persistent showers, the band played their fourth concert in five years for Hawaii Marines, sailors and MORE

Spraying Saviors: Firefighters train to preserve lives, property November 18, 2010 — Piercing, orange flames glow within the steel beast, sharply contrasting with the darkness inside. A giant neon truck screeches onto the scene, spitting out a counterattack clad in silver, spaceman-looking suits. In a flash, the saviors have unrolled hoses, breached the cabin, and begun quelling the fire inside. Though the situation is simulated, MORE

Lethal Breeze sweeps across MCB Hawaii September 10, 2010 — Between featuring a plethora of aircraft, requiring a mix of first responders, and drawing tens of thousands of visitors, there are numerous moving parts when a base supports an air show. While successfully planning and hosting the event can be a challenging task, the air show directorate and first responders don’t enter the event unprepared. Part MORE

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Marine Corps releases solicitation for rocket system August 4, 2020 — Marine Corps Systems Command is looking to field a next-generation, shoulder-fired rocket system that will increase lethality and safety for Marines. With guidance from MCSC’s Program Manager for Ammunition, the Army in July released a Request for Proposals for the M72 Light Assault Weapon Fire from Enclosure munition. The Army is procuring the system on behalf of MCSC, fulfilling a requirement for the Corps. The M72 LAW FFE is a compact, lightweight, single-shot weapon system. It incorporates an improved launcher, featuring an enhanced in-line trigger mechanism and improved sling design... MORE

'Protective Bubble' Erected Around Recruit Training July 8, 2020 — Initial training for Navy and Marine Corps recruits is continuing, as the services have adapted to keep the training pipeline open while maintaining safety measures necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. William F. Mullen, commanding general of Marine Corps Training and Education Command and Navy Rear Adm. Milton J. Sands, commander of Naval Service Training Command, briefed reporters at the Pentagon by telephone, July 7... MORE

DOD Officials Unveil COVID-Related Personnel, Move Guidance May 27, 2020 — Defense Department officials outlined a conditions-based approach to relaxing the stop-movement order that has been in effect since early March due to the coronavirus pandemic. Defense Secretary Dr. Mark T. Esper issued the order in early March, and in April, he extended the ban through June 30. At a Pentagon news conference on May 26, Matthew P. Donovan, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, said Esper signed a memo lifting the June 30 travel restrictions and transitioning to a conditions-based phased approach for personnel movement and travel... MORE

Pendleton’s Swift-Water Rescue Team ready to save lives April 20, 2020 — When called upon, Camp Pendleton Fire Department’s Swift-Water Rescue Team is ready to respond at a MORE

Marine Corps Marathon to Proceed April 17, 2020 — Marathons are a test of human endurance and the ability to overcome great obstacles. This year the marathon itself is the one overcoming an obstacle. The Marine Corps Marathon community is working hard to have its scheduled races proceed in spite of the worldwide spread of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. As of March 27, the 45th annual Marine Corps Marathon is still set to take place in the District of Columbia on Oct. 25, 2020... MORE

Marines conducting security help save patients bound for USNS Comfort April 15, 2020 — U.S. Marine Sgt. Austin Loppe had just started his shift providing security for Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH-20) on April 7 when he got an urgent call over the radio shortly before midnight. A local hospital was undergoing an emergency evacuation and was sending patients in 10 ambulances to the Comfort all at once. Medical staff aboard the Norfolk, Virginia-based ship are treating trauma, emergency and urgent care patients without regard to their COVID-19 status to help relieve local hospitals that have become overwhelmed with patients because of the coronavirus pandemic... MORE

Camp Pendleton’s Environmental Security Department offers virtual Earth Day alternatives April 14, 2020 — Earth Day is an annual event that offers time to reflect on the efforts made to preserve and protect the natural environment across the planet. Even with the disruptions caused by COVID-19, it is still possible to honor Earth Day's values and appreciate the hard work of those committed to helping the environment. Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton's Environmental Security Department's work across the installation stays true to Earth Day's tradition of environmental preservation... MORE

All Hands Message from the Acting Secretary of the Navy April 9, 2020 — To all of our Sailors, Marines, civilians and military families, I am honored to return to the Navy-Marine Corps Team as your acting secretary. From my years as an officer in the United States Navy, and my prior service as an enlisted Soldier in the United States Army, I am keenly aware of the sacrifices you make, and the dedication you show, every day in service to our Nation. Thank you for your dedicated service. I look forward to serving alongside you... MORE

Camp Pendleton Marines set up a medical isolation and observation center March 19, 2020 — U.S. Marines stationed on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton set up a medical isolation and observation center in the 13 Area of Camp Pendleton, March 15. The medical isolation and observation center comes from the direction of U.S. Marine Brig. Gen. Dan Conley, the commanding general of Marine Corps Installations West, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. The facility is scheduled to open later this week. “There are roughly nine barracks that have 16 rooms,” said U.S. Marine Capt. Hali Brown, the safety officer for Headquarters and Support Battalion, MCB Pendleton... MORE

Joint training exercise at the MCLB Barstow pool September 17, 2019 — An Emergency Action Plan training exercise at the Oasis Pool aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base MORE