Many Chea, center, a student intern with the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Command Museum, shares Marine Corps historical information with students from Oliver Wendell Holmes Elementary School May 28, here. More than 30 students, parents and teachers from the school toured the depot as part of a Partnership in Education program that supports student achievement and fosters community collaborations throughout the San Diego area. - Many Chea, center, a student intern with the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Command Museum, shares Marine Corps historical information with students from Oliver Wendell Holmes Elementary School May 28, here. More than 30 students, parents and teachers from the school toured the depot as part of a Partnership in Education program that supports student achievement and fosters community collaborations throughout the San Diego area.
Private First Class Duy Trinh cleans his rifle for the last time before turning it in to the depot armory. - Private First Class Duy Trinh cleans his rifle for the last time before turning it in to the depot armory.
Sgt. James Ramsey and 1st Lt. Christopher Edwards march down first squad to inspect another recruit from platoon 1033. - Sgt. James Ramsey and 1st Lt. Christopher Edwards march down first squad to inspect another recruit from platoon 1033.
What began as 30 players at four tables became only a few players and spectators at one as the Texas Hold ‘em No Limits Championship Tournament came to a close at the recreation center, May 21. - What began as 30 players at four tables became only a few players and spectators at one as the Texas Hold ‘em No Limits Championship Tournament came to a close at the recreation center, May 21.
Capt. Zachary Walter, Aide-de-Camp, MCRD San Diego, sends his ball soaring at the Riverwalk Golf Course, San Diego, Calif., during the Marine Corps Community Services Marine Corps Recruit Depot’s Golf Tournament, May 4. - Capt. Zachary Walter, Aide-de-Camp, MCRD San Diego, sends his ball soaring at the Riverwalk Golf Course, San Diego, Calif., during the Marine Corps Community Services Marine Corps Recruit Depot’s Golf Tournament, May 4.
Company L Marines enjoy time off the depot and in the ball park during Marine Week at the Padres’ military appreciation game against the Dodgers in Petco Park, May 16. - Company L Marines enjoy time off the depot and in the ball park during Marine Week at the Padres’ military appreciation game against the Dodgers in Petco Park, May 16.
Staff Sgt. Abe V. Dominguez, Company C, Recruit Training Regiment, encourages Brittiny Bird, 16, Bethpage High School, Long Island, N.Y., during her remaining 59 push-ups at the 2010 Youth Physical Fitness Championship, May 14, at the depot’s track and soccer field. During the push-up event, participants were required to complete 60 push-ups within two minutes. - Staff Sgt. Abe V. Dominguez, Company C, Recruit Training Regiment, encourages Brittiny Bird, 16, Bethpage High School, Long Island, N.Y., during her remaining 59 push-ups at the 2010 Youth Physical Fitness Championship, May 14, at the depot’s track and soccer field. During the push-up event, participants were required to complete 60 push-ups within two minutes.
Marine spouses line up on the infamous yellow footprints before recieving their initial brief during Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego's Jayne Wayne Day, May 15. During Jayne Wayne Day, spouses learned close order drill, conquered the Confidence Course, fired at the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer and descended from the depot's 50-foot rappel tower. Jayne Wayne Day gives Marine spouses a first-hand look at what their loved ones do on a daily basis and allows them to experience not only the physical and mental challenges, but also the camaraderie. - Marine spouses line up on the infamous yellow footprints before recieving their initial brief during Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego's Jayne Wayne Day, May 15. During Jayne Wayne Day, spouses learned close order drill, conquered the Confidence Course, fired at the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer and descended from the depot's 50-foot rappel tower. Jayne Wayne Day gives Marine spouses a first-hand look at what their loved ones do on a daily basis and allows them to experience not only the physical and mental challenges, but also the camaraderie.
Kathy Springer and Tricia Grame sample the different flavors of honey that Jackie’s Jam has to offer at the Fitness and Wellness Expo, Tuesday, May 11. Pat Vacio squeezed different types of honey onto small spoons for the ladies to taste. - Kathy Springer and Tricia Grame sample the different flavors of honey that Jackie’s Jam has to offer at the Fitness and Wellness Expo, Tuesday, May 11. Pat Vacio squeezed different types of honey onto small spoons for the ladies to taste.