The Business Process Office accepts the Continuous Process Improvement Excellence Award presented by Maj. Gen Ronald L. Bailey, commanding general Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and the Western Recruiting Region, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Jan. 10. The office was recognized as runner-up for the best organization-wide CPI deployment in the supporting establishment. - The Business Process Office accepts the Continuous Process Improvement Excellence Award presented by Maj. Gen Ronald L. Bailey, commanding general Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and the Western Recruiting Region, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Jan. 10. The office was recognized as runner-up for the best organization-wide CPI deployment in the supporting establishment.
Educators from Recruiting Stations Chicago and Twin Cities view a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program demonstration aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Jan. 18. The Educators Workshop Program allows educators from west of the Mississippi River to visit San Diego and get a view of the Corps. - Educators from Recruiting Stations Chicago and Twin Cities view a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program demonstration aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Jan. 18. The Educators Workshop Program allows educators from west of the Mississippi River to visit San Diego and get a view of the Corps.
Recruit Murad F. Eiland, Platoon 1034, Company B, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, provides security alongside other recruits, after making it over an obstacle. Having recruits provide security during training exercises better helps them understand the importance of providing cover for fellow Marines. - Recruit Murad F. Eiland, Platoon 1034, Company B, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, provides security alongside other recruits, after making it over an obstacle. Having recruits provide security during training exercises better helps them understand the importance of providing cover for fellow Marines.
The new Marines of Co. B finish strong as they complete the last few feet of the Reaper hike to the parade deck. The Reaper hike is the last obstacle they must face before they are handed their eagle, globe, and anchor emblems. - The new Marines of Co. B finish strong as they complete the last few feet of the Reaper hike to the parade deck. The Reaper hike is the last obstacle they must face before they are handed their eagle, globe, and anchor emblems.
Marines from Co. L, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, watch as the University of San Diego Toreros prepare for their game against the Santa Clara University Broncos at the Jenny Craig Pavilion, Jan. 13. - Marines from Co. L, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, watch as the University of San Diego Toreros prepare for their game against the Santa Clara University Broncos at the Jenny Craig Pavilion, Jan. 13.
Class instructor and personal trainer for MCRD Semper Fit, Bonnie Axman leads the class in a short weight-training session. Weight-training is combined with aerobics, stretching, and many different types of exercises each week to maximize results. - Class instructor and personal trainer for MCRD Semper Fit, Bonnie Axman leads the class in a short weight-training session. Weight-training is combined with aerobics, stretching, and many different types of exercises each week to maximize results.
Chuck Spielman, center, president of Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes, explains the history of his private auto collection to Marines and sailors from Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, during an invitational tour Jan 7. The tour of Spielman’s private collection was an opportunity to gain a greater appreciation of 20th century Americana and learn more about military history from different perspectives. - Chuck Spielman, center, president of Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes, explains the history of his private auto collection to Marines and sailors from Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, during an invitational tour Jan 7. The tour of Spielman’s private collection was an opportunity to gain a greater appreciation of 20th century Americana and learn more about military history from different perspectives.
Coast Guardsmen assigned to the depot engaged in advanced training on San Diego Bay Jan. 6. Training consisted of high speed pursuit maneuvers, and using gunfire (firing blanks) to control opposing forces trying to pass through security lines. - Coast Guardsmen assigned to the depot engaged in advanced training on San Diego Bay Jan. 6. Training consisted of high speed pursuit maneuvers, and using gunfire (firing blanks) to control opposing forces trying to pass through security lines.