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Archive: September, 2013

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.

MWSS-272 completes Integrated Training Exercise

Marines from Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 returned from an Integrated Training Exercise held aboard Marine Corps Air-Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., Aug. 22.Over the course of nearly two months, the Marines participated in a variety of training exercises, including a demolition range, a squad assault range and a motorized

Hunters, joggers can share land safely

Since recorded history, people have always hunted for food and sport. This tradition has not been lost over time. Hunting is alive and well aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River with deer season starting Sept. 7 for archery hunting, Sept. 28 for muzzleloader hunting and Oct. 12 for firearm hunting, according to the North Carolina Wildlife

Take time to honor true purpose of Labor Day

In about 24 hours, you will step off from work and onto a lengthy Labor Day weekend. For some of you, it is an ironic holiday allowing you to celebrate work by not working. For others, it signifies the start of school, the beginning of fall and, for the fashion-conscious, the cutting out of white clothes from your wardrobe. But how many recognize

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.

Afghan restaurant brings oversea's delights to Marines in Jacksonville

War has been a source of discovering new food for thousands of years. During the Crusades of the 11th through the 13th centuries, crusaders from Europe brought back a host of spices they discovered in the Middle East. Before that, Romans and Greeks helped popularize wine and garlic to the many areas they conquered and settled.American service

Service members, employers to connect at career fair

Searching for a job after separating from the military, or looking for one while a spouse is serving, can be a daunting task. To help with the job hunt, Marine Corps Community Services is hosting a career fair at the Officers Club aboard Marine Corps Air Station New River from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sept. 5.The career fair will connect those who attend

Help others by donating to CFC

It is human nature to want to help those who are less fortunate than us, and as Marines we protect and help those who cannot protect or help themselves.“The Combined Federal Campaign is for all government employees and basically gives people the opportunity to donate to charities of their choice,” said Capt. Leslie Harkness, Marine Corps Air