Company G drill instructors participate on "Price is Right," Nov. 30.::r::::n:: - Company G drill instructors participate on "Price is Right," Nov. 30.::r::::n::
Sgt. Mark Peters, drill instructor, Company K, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion and his younger sister, Sgt. Amanda Peters, drill instructor, Company N, 4th Recruit Training Battalion, Parris Island, S.C. spend endless hours training recruits in hopes to meet their goal.::r::::n::::r::::n:: - Sgt. Mark Peters, drill instructor, Company K, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion and his younger sister, Sgt. Amanda Peters, drill instructor, Company N, 4th Recruit Training Battalion, Parris Island, S.C. spend endless hours training recruits in hopes to meet their goal.::r::::n::::r::::n::
Brigadier General Daniel D. Yoo, commanding general for the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and Western Recruiting Region, presented Headquarters and Service Battalion with the prizes from the Commanding General’s cup, Jan. 11. - Brigadier General Daniel D. Yoo, commanding general for the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and Western Recruiting Region, presented Headquarters and Service Battalion with the prizes from the Commanding General’s cup, Jan. 11.
Brig. Gen. Daniel D. Yoo, commanding general, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and the Western Recruiting Region,makes the first kick during the San Diego Sockers' military appreciation night at Del Mar Arena, Del Mar, Calif. Dec. 17. John P. Kentera, general manager, Sockers, exclaimed the great respect the Sockers have for the military and that an appreciation night can be expected every year. - Brig. Gen. Daniel D. Yoo, commanding general, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and the Western Recruiting Region,makes the first kick during the San Diego Sockers' military appreciation night at Del Mar Arena, Del Mar, Calif. Dec. 17. John P. Kentera, general manager, Sockers, exclaimed the great respect the Sockers have for the military and that an appreciation night can be expected every year.
Families gathered aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego during the chilly evening Dec.10. Under lights of green, red and gold, they chatted merrily with one another as they settled down to watch the evening’s events unfold. - Families gathered aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego during the chilly evening Dec.10. Under lights of green, red and gold, they chatted merrily with one another as they settled down to watch the evening’s events unfold.
Sita, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego military working dog, launches after Sgt. Andrew Johnson, kennel master, after her handler Cpl. Christian Gallego, canine handler, tells her to. The six military working dogs aboard the depot train reguarly in bite work and explosive and narcotics searches. Once a month they also undergo gun fire training to ensure the dogs are willing to protect their handlers under any circumstances and do not fear loud noises. - Sita, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego military working dog, launches after Sgt. Andrew Johnson, kennel master, after her handler Cpl. Christian Gallego, canine handler, tells her to. The six military working dogs aboard the depot train reguarly in bite work and explosive and narcotics searches. Once a month they also undergo gun fire training to ensure the dogs are willing to protect their handlers under any circumstances and do not fear loud noises.
Lt. Col. Daniel R. Kazmier, branch head, Headquarters Marine Corps, assumed Lt. Col. Thomas G. McCann's position as command of 1st Recruit Training Battalion Dec. 9. Kazmier has held various billets during his Marine Corps career that began in 1980, this includes a sucessful tour as a drill instructor. In 1992 he graduated from University of Texas at Austin and commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. Now that Kazmier has been assigned to 1st Recruit Training Battalion he said he is honored. "I'm incredibly excited to be taking charge of First Recruit Training Battalion. I've had the chance to see them train and they are setting the standards. It's going to be and honor for me to take it to the next level," said Kazmier. - Lt. Col. Daniel R. Kazmier, branch head, Headquarters Marine Corps, assumed Lt. Col. Thomas G. McCann's position as command of 1st Recruit Training Battalion Dec. 9. Kazmier has held various billets during his Marine Corps career that began in 1980, this includes a sucessful tour as a drill instructor. In 1992 he graduated from University of Texas at Austin and commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. Now that Kazmier has been assigned to 1st Recruit Training Battalion he said he is honored. "I'm incredibly excited to be taking charge of First Recruit Training Battalion. I've had the chance to see them train and they are setting the standards. It's going to be and honor for me to take it to the next level," said Kazmier.
The Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Vikings and the Murphy Canyon Cowboys came to a stalemate at the end of their 40-minute game with neither team scoring any points Dec. 3. - The Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Vikings and the Murphy Canyon Cowboys came to a stalemate at the end of their 40-minute game with neither team scoring any points Dec. 3.
Some Marines struggle to shed pounds now that the commandant of the Marine Corps is cracking down on overweight Marines. Joan Fitzgibbon, Naval Medical Center San Diego dietician says Marines shouldn't turn to quick fix diets that deprive their body of its proper nutrition. Instead Fitzgibbon suggests choosing a more successful alternative; changing their lifestyle. Marines should incorporate more physical activity and healthy food choices to make a difference. - Some Marines struggle to shed pounds now that the commandant of the Marine Corps is cracking down on overweight Marines. Joan Fitzgibbon, Naval Medical Center San Diego dietician says Marines shouldn't turn to quick fix diets that deprive their body of its proper nutrition. Instead Fitzgibbon suggests choosing a more successful alternative; changing their lifestyle. Marines should incorporate more physical activity and healthy food choices to make a difference.