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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.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

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.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

Marines of Co. B enjoy a well-deserved Warrior’s Breakfast. This is their first meal following 54 hours of food deprivation while on the Crucible.

Marines of Co. B enjoy a well-deserved Warrior’s Breakfast. This is their first meal following 54 hours of food deprivation while on the Crucible.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

Platoon 1033 loads their trays at their Warrior’s Breakfast after completing the Crucible. The breakfast is their first meal as Marines.

Platoon 1033 loads their trays at their Warrior’s Breakfast after completing the Crucible. The breakfast is their first meal as Marines.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

The men of Co. B proudly sing the Marines Hymn for the first time bearing their new title. The Marines Hymn dates to the beginning of the Marine Corps.

The men of Co. B proudly sing the Marines Hymn for the first time bearing their new title. The Marines Hymn dates to the beginning of the Marine Corps.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

A new Marine shares his first handshake as a Marine with his drill instructor. After the drill instructor presents the eagle, globe and anchor emblem, they share the title of Marine.

A new Marine shares his first handshake as a Marine with his drill instructor. After the drill instructor presents the eagle, globe and anchor emblem, they share the title of Marine.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

Drill instructors prepare to present eagle, globe, and anchor emblems to the nation’s newest Marines. The eagle, globe, and anchor ceremony is a formal presentation of the transition from recruit to Marine.

Drill instructors prepare to present eagle, globe, and anchor emblems to the nation’s newest Marines. The eagle, globe, and anchor ceremony is a formal presentation of the transition from recruit to Marine.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

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.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

MCCLL Jan2011

MCCLL Jan2011

Photo by mccll

SAPR

SAPR

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Recruit Murad F. Eiland, Platoon 1034, Company B, confronts another task he and his teammates must complete during the Crucible. Becoming a Maine has been Eiland’s goal since the death of his mother in 2009.

Recruit Murad F. Eiland, Platoon 1034, Company B, confronts another task he and his teammates must complete during the Crucible. Becoming a Maine has been Eiland’s goal since the death of his mother in 2009.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

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.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

Judy Fernandez, business process office director and continuous process improvement implementation director accepts the Outstanding CPI Implementation Achievement Award presented by Maj. Gen Ronald L. Bailey, commanding general Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and the Western Recruiting Region, at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Jan. 10. Fernandez was recognized for being the top CPI implementation leader.

Judy Fernandez, business process office director and continuous process improvement implementation director accepts the Outstanding CPI Implementation Achievement Award presented by Maj. Gen Ronald L. Bailey, commanding general Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and the Western Recruiting Region, at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Jan. 10. Fernandez was recognized for being the top CPI implementation leader.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

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.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

Anna Nguyen, training and education outreach specialist for the Exceptional Family Member Program aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., briefs the Marines attending Recruiters School at the theatre aboard MCRD San Diego about the EFMP. She said the importance of the program is mission readiness of all service members. She also explained that enrollment in the program can ensure they aren’t sent to a location where their family member can’t receive adequate care.

Anna Nguyen, training and education outreach specialist for the Exceptional Family Member Program aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., briefs the Marines attending Recruiters School at the theatre aboard MCRD San Diego about the EFMP. She said the importance of the program is mission readiness of all service members. She also explained that enrollment in the program can ensure they aren’t sent to a location where their family member can’t receive adequate care.

Photo by Cpl. Kristin Moreno

SgtMaj Bio pic

SgtMaj Bio pic

Photo by SgtMaj Howell

A 1938 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible is just one of Spielman’s several 1930s classic autos that is on display at Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes.

A 1938 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible is just one of Spielman’s several 1930s classic autos that is on display at Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Marc Ayalin

Along with classic autos and WWII memorabilia, Spielman owns a slew of classic toys, which are also displayed throughout his showrooms. Featured here are 1930s toy pedal cars that have been restored or are in original condition.

Along with classic autos and WWII memorabilia, Spielman owns a slew of classic toys, which are also displayed throughout his showrooms. Featured here are 1930s toy pedal cars that have been restored or are in original condition.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Marc Ayalin

A 1937 Packard Roadster is one of Spielman’s several 1930s classic autos that is on display at Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes.

A 1937 Packard Roadster is one of Spielman’s several 1930s classic autos that is on display at Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Marc Ayalin

Armando Fragomeni, center, master mechanic for Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes, explains how he ended up working for Spielman. Fragomeni, once the head mechanic and test driver for Ferrari swept floors at the beginning of his employment there. He later went on to test drive vehicles for Lamborghini, Mercedes and Maserati.

Armando Fragomeni, center, master mechanic for Only Yesterday Classic Autos and Hall of Heroes, explains how he ended up working for Spielman. Fragomeni, once the head mechanic and test driver for Ferrari swept floors at the beginning of his employment there. He later went on to test drive vehicles for Lamborghini, Mercedes and Maserati.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Marc Ayalin

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