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Bulk fuel company recognized as petroleum professionals
Guidon bearers with 8th Engineer Support Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group post during an award ceremony for Bulk Fuel Company, 8th ESB, 2nd MLG aboard Camp Lejeune.
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The Clements family retires after 20 years of service
Marines with 2nd Marine Logistics Group present Sgt. Robin R. Clements along with her husband, Gunnery Sgt.
Scientists Confirm Marines' Poisonous Camp Lejeune Water Wells Date Back to Mid-Century
Federal health officials continue to uncover excessive levels of previous water contamination at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune.
Marine and Navy team go to combat against PTSD
"The issue with PTSD is that so many Marines and sailors are not diagnosed or seeking treatment," said Jim Askins, the department head of health promotions.
Remembering My Father as a Man's Man
On this Father's Day, I recall things about my Dad that only a daughter would remember.
Wounded Warrior Battalion receives new CO
The wounded, ill and injured took part in the Wounded Warrior Battalion change of command ceremony late on June 11. "It is a bittersweet day, but far more sweet than bitter," said Marine Col.
Westford resident appointed executive vice president at Cummings Properties
Cummings Properties has announced the appointment of Westford resident Eric S. Anderson to the position of executive vice president.
Bill to help with care for autistic children
When North Carolina House Bill 498 passed overwhelmingly and was sent to the state Senate last week, it did more than require insurance companies to provide care for children diagnosed with autism.
Operation Red Dragonfly - Former Marine Will Cross Country for Veteran's Health
"This will be the most important thing I have ever done." says Tim King, founder and news editor of Salem-News.com, in regard to his scheduled 48-state motorcycle ride for Veterans.
Thomas Milton Hackett, Sr., 59, of 102 Daniel Heights Drive, Ninety Six, South Carolina, husband of Sally D. Hackett, passed from this life Wednesday, June 12, 2013.
ConVal: Marine opts for cap, gown
Marine Brandon Garabrant chose not to wear his Marine Corps uniform to the ConVal High School graduation ceremony on Saturday, bringing closure to a week-long controversy that drew the attention of Boston and Manchester television stations and a range of national comment, both pro and con, from denizens of the Internet.
East Coast Braces for Flash Floods, Twisters as Andrea Heads North
Tropical Storm Andrea weakened but remained dangerous as it moved northward Friday, threatening to cause flooding and severe thunderstorms along the East Coast.
Camp Lejeune Hosts Domestic Violence Summit
Just a quick note of thanks to Patty Everett. I arrived home from a week vacation to find a package from the Marine Corps Association.
2013 Vehicle Graphics Awards: Marine Corps Exchange
The U.S. Marine Corps Exchange utilizes Mobile Tactile Field Exchanges to train Marines on combat-related retail operations.
Palmer Township Marine honored for rescue inside crashed aircraft
Daniel Beers, 25, center, formerly of Palmer Township received a heroism award in Camp Lejeune, N,C.
USS Gunston Hall will open for tours during Harborfest
The Little Creek-based dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall will be open to the public during the 37th Annual Norfolk Harborfest at Town Point Park in Downtown Norfolk.
Families left in dark about mortar blast investigation
The mother of a Marine killed in a tragic live-fire training accident in Nevada in March said she had to read about the results of the command investigation into the incident in the news, after they were released May 29. Karen Perry's son, 19-year-old Pfc.
Soldier wounded in Afghanistan hopes to reunite with the MWD he left behind
Lcpl Bradley O'Keefe was a dog handler for the Marine Corps 3/6 Lima Co, stationed in Camp Lejeune NC.
Marine Corps ramps up aviation rotations to Japan
A detachment of CH-53E Super Stallions from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 772 will head to Okinawa in June as part of the Unit Deployment Program, Marine Corps officials have announced.
Backlash on commissary closure plan exemplifies DOD's dilemma
Senior Airman Rachel Hutson places a grocery bag in a commissary shopper's cart at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., on Feb. 5, 2013.