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Sgt. Kenneth Carter II, a 1st Recruit Training Battalion drill instructor, was inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame April 30 during a ceremony in Los Angeles. He was inducted for being awarded instructor of the year by the Hall of Fame due to his dedication to training civilians and military members in various forms of martial arts.

Sgt. Kenneth Carter II, a 1st Recruit Training Battalion drill instructor, was inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame April 30 during a ceremony in Los Angeles. He was inducted for being awarded instructor of the year by the Hall of Fame due to his dedication to training civilians and military members in various forms of martial arts.

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2nd Battalion's Capt. Mario Franco, series commander, Company G, ties the game after rifling a shot by Finance's goalie, Gunnery Sgt. Matthew Davis, internal control's staff noncommissioned officer in charge. 2nd Battalion won the match 3-2, earning the Commanding General's Cup soccer championship May 11.

2nd Battalion's Capt. Mario Franco, series commander, Company G, ties the game after rifling a shot by Finance's goalie, Gunnery Sgt. Matthew Davis, internal control's staff noncommissioned officer in charge. 2nd Battalion won the match 3-2, earning the Commanding General's Cup soccer championship May 11.

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Master Sgt. Frank Puebla, Support Battalion, learns how to use a play away audio book from technician Melissa Hansen. "The audio books really help on the long commute to Oceanside, especially with all the traffic," said Puebla.

Master Sgt. Frank Puebla, Support Battalion, learns how to use a play away audio book from technician Melissa Hansen. "The audio books really help on the long commute to Oceanside, especially with all the traffic," said Puebla.

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Anton J. Koller, a retired Navy chaplain, reads a newspaper in one of the rooms of the depot library May 10. "I enjoy the privilege of using the library, not only for reading the paper but for the books as well," said Kollor.

Anton J. Koller, a retired Navy chaplain, reads a newspaper in one of the rooms of the depot library May 10. "I enjoy the privilege of using the library, not only for reading the paper but for the books as well," said Kollor.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Katalynn Thomas

Seaman Justin Merrill, a sonar technician with Naval Base Point Loma, builds a custom turbo set-up for a Hyundai Tiburon May 7 at the Auto Skills Center aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Servicemembers can use the center's facilities and tools to work on their own vehicles.

Seaman Justin Merrill, a sonar technician with Naval Base Point Loma, builds a custom turbo set-up for a Hyundai Tiburon May 7 at the Auto Skills Center aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Servicemembers can use the center's facilities and tools to work on their own vehicles.

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Staff Sgt. Nicholas Ouellette, a musician for Marine Band San Diego, works on changing a transmission seal on his 2007 Ford F-150 May 7 at the Auto Skills Center aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The center provides equipment for servicemembers to work on their own cars to save money.

Staff Sgt. Nicholas Ouellette, a musician for Marine Band San Diego, works on changing a transmission seal on his 2007 Ford F-150 May 7 at the Auto Skills Center aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The center provides equipment for servicemembers to work on their own cars to save money.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

The children shake hands with each other after a soccer match May 7 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. This helps promote good sportsmanship between competing teams.

The children shake hands with each other after a soccer match May 7 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. This helps promote good sportsmanship between competing teams.

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The Tigers take on the Little Blue Monsters in soccer May 7 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marine Corps Community Service offers eleven different sports programs to the children of MCRD.

The Tigers take on the Little Blue Monsters in soccer May 7 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marine Corps Community Service offers eleven different sports programs to the children of MCRD.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

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Sgt. Steven Gamet lunges onto Cpl. Nicholas Cortez in hopes to gain advantage and overpower Cortez.

Sgt. Steven Gamet lunges onto Cpl. Nicholas Cortez in hopes to gain advantage and overpower Cortez.

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Staff Sgt. David O. Gonzalez, chief instructor, Martial Arts Training Facility, supervises Sgt. Thoedoor A. Steber and his unidentified opponent as they engage in a bout in a flooded facility on the depot. Steber, a drill instructor with Company K, submerges his partner to win the match.

Staff Sgt. David O. Gonzalez, chief instructor, Martial Arts Training Facility, supervises Sgt. Thoedoor A. Steber and his unidentified opponent as they engage in a bout in a flooded facility on the depot. Steber, a drill instructor with Company K, submerges his partner to win the match.

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