Recruit Brian Shumacher, Platoon 2147, Company G, looks behind him as he wall rappels down the final feet Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego's 60-foot rappel tower, March 26. The recruits learned both wall rappel and fast roping. Although this may be the last time the recruits ever rappel, the exercise can be useful in combat military occupational specialties. Sgt. Carrie C. Booze/Chevron - Recruit Brian Shumacher, Platoon 2147, Company G, looks behind him as he wall rappels down the final feet Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego's 60-foot rappel tower, March 26. The recruits learned both wall rappel and fast roping. Although this may be the last time the recruits ever rappel, the exercise can be useful in combat military occupational specialties. Sgt. Carrie C. Booze/Chevron
A firefighters helmet sits outside of the flashover simulator just after firefighters have completed their first round of training. PIFR conducts flashover training at least four times a year to keep their skills sharp. - A firefighters helmet sits outside of the flashover simulator just after firefighters have completed their first round of training. PIFR conducts flashover training at least four times a year to keep their skills sharp.
Staff Sgt. David R. Brewer, drill instructor, Platoon 3263, Company M, stand near the Bayview Restaurant, Marine Corps Base San Diego, March 10, reflecting many memories he has made on the Gunnison River, in Colorado, fly-fishing with his grandfather and brothers. Following the graduation of Co. M March 12, Brewer will visit home in Delta, Colo., to fly-fish with his family. - Staff Sgt. David R. Brewer, drill instructor, Platoon 3263, Company M, stand near the Bayview Restaurant, Marine Corps Base San Diego, March 10, reflecting many memories he has made on the Gunnison River, in Colorado, fly-fishing with his grandfather and brothers. Following the graduation of Co. M March 12, Brewer will visit home in Delta, Colo., to fly-fish with his family.
Pvt. Shane L. Barela, Platoon 3246, Co. L, was a former professional surfer in Hawaii before he enlisted in the Marine Corps. After being awarded the coveted eagle, globe and anchor, Barela stands as he waits in line for his “Warrior’s Breakfast” Jan. 7, 2010. - Pvt. Shane L. Barela, Platoon 3246, Co. L, was a former professional surfer in Hawaii before he enlisted in the Marine Corps. After being awarded the coveted eagle, globe and anchor, Barela stands as he waits in line for his “Warrior’s Breakfast” Jan. 7, 2010.