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Staff Sgt. James Bergeron, drill instructor, 1st Bn., tries to keep the ball and himself in bounds during the Titans’ 34-0 win against the 5th Marines Grizzlies at Camp Pendleton.

Staff Sgt. James Bergeron, drill instructor, 1st Bn., tries to keep the ball and himself in bounds during the Titans’ 34-0 win against the 5th Marines Grizzlies at Camp Pendleton.

Photo by Cpl. Frances Candelaria

Coach, Staff Sgt. James Corona, right, shouts words of encouragement and praise to his players on the field after taking down a player from the opposing team.

Coach, Staff Sgt. James Corona, right, shouts words of encouragement and praise to his players on the field after taking down a player from the opposing team.

Photo by Cpl. Frances Candelaria

Recruit Scott Herma, Platoon 3247, trudges through one of the tunnels of Janson’s Thrust, a bayonet assault course where recruits don real bayonets and use teamwork as they seek and destroy simulated tire-enemies.

Recruit Scott Herma, Platoon 3247, trudges through one of the tunnels of Janson’s Thrust, a bayonet assault course where recruits don real bayonets and use teamwork as they seek and destroy simulated tire-enemies.

Photo by Cpl. Matthew Brown

Company L recruits move in a column to their next obstacle of the Crucible, Janson’s Thrust. Once the recruits reached the course’s entrance, they donned flak vest to ensure their safety while using live bayonets (real bayonets made of steel.)

Company L recruits move in a column to their next obstacle of the Crucible, Janson’s Thrust. Once the recruits reached the course’s entrance, they donned flak vest to ensure their safety while using live bayonets (real bayonets made of steel.)

Photo by Cpl. Matthew Brown

Recruit Dylan Renbarger-DeWulf, Platoon 3248, aims downrange at simulated tire-enemies to provide cover for his fire team during the Janson’s Thrust bayonet assault course event of the Crucible at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Sept. 14. During the course, four-man fire teams conduct buddy rushes and overcome obstacles to assault simulated tire-enemies with bayonet equipped rifles.

Recruit Dylan Renbarger-DeWulf, Platoon 3248, aims downrange at simulated tire-enemies to provide cover for his fire team during the Janson’s Thrust bayonet assault course event of the Crucible at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Sept. 14. During the course, four-man fire teams conduct buddy rushes and overcome obstacles to assault simulated tire-enemies with bayonet equipped rifles.

Photo by Cpl. Matthew Brown

Recruit Bernard D. Lueken, Platoon 3246, Company L, eats an apple after spending all morning executing obstacles during the Crucible at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Sept. 14. Lueken played college football for almost two years before he enlisted into the Marine Corps.

Recruit Bernard D. Lueken, Platoon 3246, Company L, eats an apple after spending all morning executing obstacles during the Crucible at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Sept. 14. Lueken played college football for almost two years before he enlisted into the Marine Corps.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

Pvt. Ben W. Reed, Platoon 2128, Company F, helps his fellow Marines paint a gift for their drill instructors here, Sept. 13. The gift is a range flag that is designed around the drill instructors and their platoon, and is given prior to graduation.

Pvt. Ben W. Reed, Platoon 2128, Company F, helps his fellow Marines paint a gift for their drill instructors here, Sept. 13. The gift is a range flag that is designed around the drill instructors and their platoon, and is given prior to graduation.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Katalynn Thomas

At the San Diego Zoo, many different employees are placed throughout the park to offer information about the animals to any and all visitors who are curious.

At the San Diego Zoo, many different employees are placed throughout the park to offer information about the animals to any and all visitors who are curious.

Photo by Cpl. Frances Candelaria

Many of the animals in the zoo go about their day as if they are not being watched by people, some however, will come up to the glass and pose for their visitors.

Many of the animals in the zoo go about their day as if they are not being watched by people, some however, will come up to the glass and pose for their visitors.

Photo by Cpl. Frances Candelaria

Lance Cpl. Nathaniel D. Corum, military police, Provost Marshal’s Office, works as gate sentry, greeting and checking the drivers DoD decal and identification Sept. 2, ensuring only authorized individuals come aboard the depot.

Lance Cpl. Nathaniel D. Corum, military police, Provost Marshal’s Office, works as gate sentry, greeting and checking the drivers DoD decal and identification Sept. 2, ensuring only authorized individuals come aboard the depot.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

Cpl. Arnold A. Apel, military working dog handler, Provost Marshal’s Office, trains Nora through an obstacle course Sept. 2. It’s crucial to train the dogs daily to keep them percise in the duties as well as certified.

Cpl. Arnold A. Apel, military working dog handler, Provost Marshal’s Office, trains Nora through an obstacle course Sept. 2. It’s crucial to train the dogs daily to keep them percise in the duties as well as certified.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

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Pvt. Andrew Paseka, Platoon 1051, Company C, stands outside the recruit chow hall waiting for the rest of his platoon to finish evening chow. Paseka is older than most recruits who come through training. At the age of 24, he adds the Marine Corps’ values to his foundation of past experiences and strong moral character.

Pvt. Andrew Paseka, Platoon 1051, Company C, stands outside the recruit chow hall waiting for the rest of his platoon to finish evening chow. Paseka is older than most recruits who come through training. At the age of 24, he adds the Marine Corps’ values to his foundation of past experiences and strong moral character.

Photo by Cpl. Frances Candelaria

Company L recruits march by one of the ‘H-style’ barracks being built here, Sept. 1. The construction is part of $175 million awarded to the depot for upgrades, economic stimulus projects and the commandant’s Grow-the-Force initiative. Actual construction for the various projects began collectively in late spring and early summer and are slated for completion within 18 months.

Company L recruits march by one of the ‘H-style’ barracks being built here, Sept. 1. The construction is part of $175 million awarded to the depot for upgrades, economic stimulus projects and the commandant’s Grow-the-Force initiative. Actual construction for the various projects began collectively in late spring and early summer and are slated for completion within 18 months.

Photo by Cpl. Matthew Brown

Marines part of the depot’s Special Response Team, stack up Sept. 2, outside the entry into a building, which is a method of surprise and entry. The SRT addresses hostages, reconnaissance, dynamic entry and clearing buildings and areas like in general military operations on urban terrain. (from left) Sgt. Justin M. Curtis, special response team leader, acts as forward security, Lance Cpl. Brandon C. Neuman, SRT assault man, Lance Cpl. Wes L. Irwin, military police, acting in the assault position, and Staff Sgt. Brian J. Weinmeister, SRT commander.

Marines part of the depot’s Special Response Team, stack up Sept. 2, outside the entry into a building, which is a method of surprise and entry. The SRT addresses hostages, reconnaissance, dynamic entry and clearing buildings and areas like in general military operations on urban terrain. (from left) Sgt. Justin M. Curtis, special response team leader, acts as forward security, Lance Cpl. Brandon C. Neuman, SRT assault man, Lance Cpl. Wes L. Irwin, military police, acting in the assault position, and Staff Sgt. Brian J. Weinmeister, SRT commander.

Photo by Cpl. Rebecca A. Lamont

FMOC 2-10

FMOC 2-10

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FMOC 2-10

FMOC 2-10

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FMOC 2-10

FMOC 2-10

Photo by FMS Staff

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