MCAS New River News

More than 30 Marines participated in the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron 2013 Bowling Tournament at the air station bowling alley, July 25. - More than 30 Marines participated in the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron 2013 Bowling Tournament at the air station bowling alley, July 25.

Sergeants Major Holly and Bradley Prafke made history by retiring together after having served in the Marine Corps for 30 years each during a dual retirement ceremony at the Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 flight line, July 26. The Prafkes are the first Marines to reach the rank of sergeant major together and retire at the same ceremony. - Sergeants Major Holly and Bradley Prafke made history by retiring together after having served in the Marine Corps for 30 years each during a dual retirement ceremony at the Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 flight line, July 26. The Prafkes are the first Marines to reach the rank of sergeant major together and retire at the same ceremony.

Sgt. Maj. John Elliot addresses the Marines of Marine Aircraft Group 29 for the first time as the MAG-29 sergeant major during a relief and appointment ceremony, July 26. - Sgt. Maj. John Elliot addresses the Marines of Marine Aircraft Group 29 for the first time as the MAG-29 sergeant major during a relief and appointment ceremony, July 26.

More than 30 Marines participated in the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron 2013 Bowling Tournament at the air station bowling alley, July 25. - More than 30 Marines participated in the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron 2013 Bowling Tournament at the air station bowling alley, July 25.

Teams of Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron await a volleyball during a game at the Commander's Cup volleyball game, April 19. - Teams of Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron await a volleyball during a game at the Commander's Cup volleyball game, April 19.

Marines aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River participate in the Ultimate Frisbee Jamboree, April 11. - Marines aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River participate in the Ultimate Frisbee Jamboree, April 11.

1st Lt. Adam Harris, Left, Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 supply officer, discuses the route and tactics the Marine used during a patrol of the area around the secured landing field during a field training exercise aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, April 17. Marines With Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 took to the field to hone the skills learned during Marine Combat Training and to practice airbase ground defense, one of the squadron’s mission essential tasks. - 1st Lt. Adam Harris, Left, Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 supply officer, discuses the route and tactics the Marine used during a patrol of the area around the secured landing field during a field training exercise aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, April 17. Marines With Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 took to the field to hone the skills learned during Marine Combat Training and to practice airbase ground defense, one of the squadron’s mission essential tasks.

Cpl. Matthew Lemaitre, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 precision measurement equipment technician, putts his golf ball into hole four at Bear Trails Golf Course in Jacksonville, N.C. during the Marine Corps Air Station New River Marine Corps Community Services Spring Golf Tournament, April 19. - Cpl. Matthew Lemaitre, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 29 precision measurement equipment technician, putts his golf ball into hole four at Bear Trails Golf Course in Jacksonville, N.C. during the Marine Corps Air Station New River Marine Corps Community Services Spring Golf Tournament, April 19.