MCAS New River News

Sgt. Maj. Nicholas Deabreu, incoming sergeant major of Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, speaks with the squadron at a Post and Relief Ceremony at Marine Corps Air Station New River, Sept. 16. Deabreu challenged the marines of H&HS to give everything they have each day when they come to work. - Sgt. Maj. Nicholas Deabreu, incoming sergeant major of Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, speaks with the squadron at a Post and Relief Ceremony at Marine Corps Air Station New River, Sept. 16. Deabreu challenged the marines of H&HS to give everything they have each day when they come to work.

Robert Tertzakian, right, retiree, talks to the crowd about his heart attack and the gratitude he has for Gunnery Sgt. Raymond Andresen, who saved his life on the Magnolia Greens Golf Course at Leland, North Carolina, Sept. 15. Andresen, a Marine with Marine Aviation Logistic Squadron 29, was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for his immediate actions in handling Tertzakian’s heart attack in May. (Photo by Lance Cpl. Tavairus Hernandez/Released) - Robert Tertzakian, right, retiree, talks to the crowd about his heart attack and the gratitude he has for Gunnery Sgt. Raymond Andresen, who saved his life on the Magnolia Greens Golf Course at Leland, North Carolina, Sept. 15. Andresen, a Marine with Marine Aviation Logistic Squadron 29, was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for his immediate actions in handling Tertzakian’s heart attack in May. (Photo by Lance Cpl. Tavairus Hernandez/Released)

Retired Air Force Col. Gary West stands with Marines and teammates after a flag folding ceremony on Marine Corps Air Station New River, Sept. 1. West is riding 2,500 miles to raise awareness of the sacrifices of fallen service members and their families. - Retired Air Force Col. Gary West stands with Marines and teammates after a flag folding ceremony on Marine Corps Air Station New River, Sept. 1. West is riding 2,500 miles to raise awareness of the sacrifices of fallen service members and their families.