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Station Provost Marshal's Office Marines provide security during a Special Reaction Team indoctrination, which took place at the Penny Lake fields here, May 2, 2013. A few Marines have the opportunity to attend the SRT school at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., before actually trying to make a team. PMO Marines endure SRT indoctrination 130502-M-BC491-263 Stock Photo
RMHF18YA–Station Provost Marshal's Office Marines provide security during a Special Reaction Team indoctrination, which took place at the Penny Lake fields here, May 2, 2013. A few Marines have the opportunity to attend the SRT school at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., before actually trying to make a team. PMO Marines endure SRT indoctrination 130502-M-BC491-263
U.S. Marine Corps soldiers buy Toys for Tots during a Cops for Kids charity event at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton December 15, 2017 in Oceanside, California. Stock Photo
RMKRPRMY–U.S. Marine Corps soldiers buy Toys for Tots during a Cops for Kids charity event at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton December 15, 2017 in Oceanside, California.
Two police officers salute the American flag during a remembrance ceremony at the Marine Corps War Memorial in Washington. The ceremony commemorated the 70th anniversary of the battle for Iwo Jima. With most of the surviving veterans in their 80s and 90s, surviving Marines visited the memorial in remembrance of their brothers in arms. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Clayton Filiopwicz/Released) WWII Marine Veterans Remember Iwo Jima with Wreath Laying Ceremony 150219-M-LX723-007 Stock Photo
RMHF2YP5–Two police officers salute the American flag during a remembrance ceremony at the Marine Corps War Memorial in Washington. The ceremony commemorated the 70th anniversary of the battle for Iwo Jima. With most of the surviving veterans in their 80s and 90s, surviving Marines visited the memorial in remembrance of their brothers in arms. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Clayton Filiopwicz/Released) WWII Marine Veterans Remember Iwo Jima with Wreath Laying Ceremony 150219-M-LX723-007
Marines armed with assault rifles provide a security presence at the World Trade Center PATH station with Port Authority Police Stock Photo
RMC767TB–Marines armed with assault rifles provide a security presence at the World Trade Center PATH station with Port Authority Police
U.S. Marines with Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting, Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma (MCAS Yuma), prepare to extinguish an aircraft fire while responding to an aviation mishap drill aboard MCAS Yuma on October 22, 2013. The drill is conducted to test and evaluate the procedures utilized by MCAS Yuma personnel in the event of an actual mishap. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt Leon M. Branchaud/Released) Aviation mishap drill 131023-M-WA483-091 Stock Photo
RMHF1P8M–U.S. Marines with Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting, Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma (MCAS Yuma), prepare to extinguish an aircraft fire while responding to an aviation mishap drill aboard MCAS Yuma on October 22, 2013. The drill is conducted to test and evaluate the procedures utilized by MCAS Yuma personnel in the event of an actual mishap. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt Leon M. Branchaud/Released) Aviation mishap drill 131023-M-WA483-091
Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background. Stock Photo
RFTWFBEY–Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background.
Tech. Sgt. Francis Woznick, 366th Security Forces Squadron, and two friends from 'Dealer 1-1' sit and take a break at a forward operating base in Iraq. Woznick trained in advanced marksmanship with the Army and Marines, and now serves on a vital position at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, as an exercise evaluation team member. The hot, hostile roads of Iraq are burnt into his memory and serve as a valuable tool, as he ,'get's the Defenders here ready for upcoming readiness exercises and war,' he said. Stock Photo
RMHE9HFH–Tech. Sgt. Francis Woznick, 366th Security Forces Squadron, and two friends from 'Dealer 1-1' sit and take a break at a forward operating base in Iraq. Woznick trained in advanced marksmanship with the Army and Marines, and now serves on a vital position at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, as an exercise evaluation team member. The hot, hostile roads of Iraq are burnt into his memory and serve as a valuable tool, as he ,'get's the Defenders here ready for upcoming readiness exercises and war,' he said.
Marines from 'C' Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, move cautiously through a forest that has been bombarded during Operation Prairie II in Cam Lo Province on March 18, 1967. This photograph was captured by photographer Leighty during the military operation. Stock Photo
RM2TA320R–Marines from 'C' Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, move cautiously through a forest that has been bombarded during Operation Prairie II in Cam Lo Province on March 18, 1967. This photograph was captured by photographer Leighty during the military operation.
U.S. Marines Cpl. Darrin Voguel and Lance Cpl. Justice Hargis, Lance Cpl. Trent Lehrkind and Lance Cpl. Jerry Bonuz, Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting, Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma (MCAS Yuma), extinguish an aircraft fire while responding to an aviation mishap drill aboard MCAS Yuma on October 22, 2013. The drill is conducted to test and evaluate the procedures utilized by MCAS Yuma personnel in the event of an actual mishap. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt Leon M. Branchaud/Released) Aviation mishap drill 131023-M-WA483-035 Stock Photo
RMHF1P8J–U.S. Marines Cpl. Darrin Voguel and Lance Cpl. Justice Hargis, Lance Cpl. Trent Lehrkind and Lance Cpl. Jerry Bonuz, Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting, Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station Yuma (MCAS Yuma), extinguish an aircraft fire while responding to an aviation mishap drill aboard MCAS Yuma on October 22, 2013. The drill is conducted to test and evaluate the procedures utilized by MCAS Yuma personnel in the event of an actual mishap. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt Leon M. Branchaud/Released) Aviation mishap drill 131023-M-WA483-035
Marines with Headquarters Service Battalion escort the birthday cake for the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.” Stock Photo
RMR2T23A–Marines with Headquarters Service Battalion escort the birthday cake for the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.”
U.S. Marine Master Sgt. Gregory Byrd is presented with the fourth Navy Marine Cops Commendation Medal of his career by Col. James P. Fallon, 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit commanding officer, during Byrd’s retirement ceremony aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., May 13, 2016. Byrd received the award for his actions during the final tour of his 23 years of faithful service to Corps and country. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Jamean R. Berry/Released) Stock Photo
RMP67156–U.S. Marine Master Sgt. Gregory Byrd is presented with the fourth Navy Marine Cops Commendation Medal of his career by Col. James P. Fallon, 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit commanding officer, during Byrd’s retirement ceremony aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., May 13, 2016. Byrd received the award for his actions during the final tour of his 23 years of faithful service to Corps and country. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Jamean R. Berry/Released)
U.S. Marine Corps soldiers buy Toys for Tots during a Cops for Kids charity event at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton December 15, 2017 in Oceanside, California. Stock Photo
RMKRPRMN–U.S. Marine Corps soldiers buy Toys for Tots during a Cops for Kids charity event at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton December 15, 2017 in Oceanside, California.
Marines armed with assault rifles provide a security presence at the World Trade Center PATH station with Port Authority Police Stock Photo
RMC767TR–Marines armed with assault rifles provide a security presence at the World Trade Center PATH station with Port Authority Police
Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background. Stock Photo
RFTWFD78–Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background.
Marines with Headquarters Service Battalion stand at attention before the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.” Stock Photo
RMR2T235–Marines with Headquarters Service Battalion stand at attention before the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.”
Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background. Stock Photo
RFTWF9RG–Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background.
Marines with Headquarters Service Battalion stand at parade rest in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.” Stock Photo
RMR2T238–Marines with Headquarters Service Battalion stand at parade rest in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.”
Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background. Stock Photo
RFTWFBN3–Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background.
Col. Sean C. Killeen, commanding officer of Headquarters Service Battalion prepares to cut the birthday cake in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.” Stock Photo
RMR2T237–Col. Sean C. Killeen, commanding officer of Headquarters Service Battalion prepares to cut the birthday cake in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.”
Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background. Stock Photo
RFTWFB9Y–Handcuffs, pistol bullets and ID holder for cops, special forces and defense units equipment. Close up background.
Col. Sean C. Killeen, commanding officer of Headquarters Service Battalion slices first piece of the birthday cake in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.” Stock Photo
RMR2T239–Col. Sean C. Killeen, commanding officer of Headquarters Service Battalion slices first piece of the birthday cake in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.”
Col. Sean C. Killeen, commanding officer of Headquarters Service Battalion hands the first piece of the birthday cake to Cpl. Matthew Bradford (Ret.) in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.” Stock Photo
RMR2T236–Col. Sean C. Killeen, commanding officer of Headquarters Service Battalion hands the first piece of the birthday cake to Cpl. Matthew Bradford (Ret.) in the cake cutting ceremony during the units Marine Cops Birthday Ball celebration on Hilton Head Island, Nov. 9. Headquarters and Service Battalion is the parent command for personnel who provide continuous support to the depot and its subordinate commands in order to accomplish the depot’s mission of “Making Marines.”
Sgt. Major Jeffrey A. Young, center, works with Headquarters and Support Battalion Marines to complete the tire flip competition Dec. 16 during the Camp Commander’s Jingle Bell Challenge aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa Japan. The tire flip was one of six challenges included in the Camp Commander’s Jingle Bell Challenge. Young is the sergeant major of Headquarters and Support Battalion, Marine Cops Installations Pacific-Marine Corps Base Camp Butler, Japan. Stock Photo
RMRB8KH1–Sgt. Major Jeffrey A. Young, center, works with Headquarters and Support Battalion Marines to complete the tire flip competition Dec. 16 during the Camp Commander’s Jingle Bell Challenge aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa Japan. The tire flip was one of six challenges included in the Camp Commander’s Jingle Bell Challenge. Young is the sergeant major of Headquarters and Support Battalion, Marine Cops Installations Pacific-Marine Corps Base Camp Butler, Japan.
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