MCAS New River News

ARF Marines from Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 burn down a Southwest Asian style hut in a controled environment to get a visual representation of how long it would take to burn down at Camp Wilson aboard Marine Corps Air-Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., August 4. - ARF Marines from Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 burn down a Southwest Asian style hut in a controled environment to get a visual representation of how long it would take to burn down at Camp Wilson aboard Marine Corps Air-Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., August 4.

Chef Mohamed Ajmal puts naan read into a traditional oven at Naan and Kabob, Aug. 14. Naan bread is first flattend, then stuck to the side the oven to cook. - Chef Mohamed Ajmal puts naan read into a traditional oven at Naan and Kabob, Aug. 14. Naan bread is first flattend, then stuck to the side the oven to cook.

Col. Christopher C. Seymour, former commander of Marine Aircraft Group 26, thanks the Marines of his command for their hard work and dedication after his last flight, July 31. Seymour began his service as MAG-26 commander in May 2011 and is stepping down Friday, Aug. 2. - Col. Christopher C. Seymour, former commander of Marine Aircraft Group 26, thanks the Marines of his command for their hard work and dedication after his last flight, July 31. Seymour began his service as MAG-26 commander in May 2011 and is stepping down Friday, Aug. 2.

Marines of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 who repainted a UH-34 Seahorse in the aviation memorial aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River celebrated the completion of the project, Aug. 6. The repainting was needed to keep the helicopter in good condition so present and future generations can appreciate the aircraft of a past era. - Marines of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 who repainted a UH-34 Seahorse in the aviation memorial aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River celebrated the completion of the project, Aug. 6. The repainting was needed to keep the helicopter in good condition so present and future generations can appreciate the aircraft of a past era.

Col. Christopher C. Seymour salutes for the last time as the Marine Aircraft Group 26 commanding officer during a change of command ceremony at the Marine Medium Tiltrotor Training Squadron 204 flight line aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River, Aug. 2. - Col. Christopher C. Seymour salutes for the last time as the Marine Aircraft Group 26 commanding officer during a change of command ceremony at the Marine Medium Tiltrotor Training Squadron 204 flight line aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River, Aug. 2.