MCAS New River News

Family Readiness Officers from Marine Corps Air Station New River serve as a link between service members and their families in providing information about the military lifestyle. - Family Readiness Officers from Marine Corps Air Station New River serve as a link between service members and their families in providing information about the military lifestyle.

Marines with School of infantry East, Co. K, paticiated in the Battle Skills Readiness Exercise, a three-day training exercise that allows for junior Marines going through Marine Combat Training to display the skills they have learned during the 29 day training cycle through practical application. - Marines with School of infantry East, Co. K, paticiated in the Battle Skills Readiness Exercise, a three-day training exercise that allows for junior Marines going through Marine Combat Training to display the skills they have learned during the 29 day training cycle through practical application.

The Cat in the Hat. Thing 1, Thing 2 and Marine Corps Air Station New River Library employees greeted service member and their family to the Read Across America event held at the library, Mar. 1. Members of Marine Corps Community Services and Coastal Carolina Community College read excerpts of Dr. Seuss books to more than 130 people who all read along as the book as displayed on a projector screen. Read Across America is held every year on the school date closest to Dr. Seuss’ birthday, Mar. 2, to promote reading in children of all ages. - The Cat in the Hat. Thing 1, Thing 2 and Marine Corps Air Station New River Library employees greeted service member and their family to the Read Across America event held at the library, Mar. 1. Members of Marine Corps Community Services and Coastal Carolina Community College read excerpts of Dr. Seuss books to more than 130 people who all read along as the book as displayed on a projector screen. Read Across America is held every year on the school date closest to Dr. Seuss’ birthday, Mar. 2, to promote reading in children of all ages.

Participants interested in learning more about business and entrepreneurship attended the business class aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River Feb. 14. The class covers amultitude of business areas and is instructed by Steve Gill the business and training director for Coastal Carolina Community College. - Participants interested in learning more about business and entrepreneurship attended the business class aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River Feb. 14. The class covers amultitude of business areas and is instructed by Steve Gill the business and training director for Coastal Carolina Community College.

The Information, Tickets and Travel office aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River offers many deals to attractions near and far. If a service member plans on going on a vacation, the ITT office could save some money to spend on other travel expenses. - The Information, Tickets and Travel office aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River offers many deals to attractions near and far. If a service member plans on going on a vacation, the ITT office could save some money to spend on other travel expenses.

Wedding rings symbolize the never-ending bond between a married couple. Aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River, married couples can attend the marriage enrichment weekend as part of the Chaplain's Religious Enrichment Development Operation. - Wedding rings symbolize the never-ending bond between a married couple. Aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River, married couples can attend the marriage enrichment weekend as part of the Chaplain's Religious Enrichment Development Operation.

Marines with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 365 fly MV-22B Ospreys while conducting the squadron's largest flight ever, Feb. 20. The flight consisted of 10 aircraft taking off, maneuvering and landing together, as well as six of the aircraft conducting air-to-air refueling. Almost all of the Marines in VMM-365 participated in the flight in some way. - Marines with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 365 fly MV-22B Ospreys while conducting the squadron's largest flight ever, Feb. 20. The flight consisted of 10 aircraft taking off, maneuvering and landing together, as well as six of the aircraft conducting air-to-air refueling. Almost all of the Marines in VMM-365 participated in the flight in some way.