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Deadly by day or night: Bridge Co. maintains combat readiness March 14, 2014 — They gathered in the pitch black. It was freezing as the Marines prepped their gear and warmed the boat engines in the dark. After daybreak, they finally boarded their floatable bridge sections en route to the ranges across the New River here, March 10, with a full day of shooting still ahead of them.Even with the war in Afghanistan winding MORE
2nd Marine Logistics Group clears wooded airfield February 10, 2014 — Shouts of “Back cut, tree falling!” followed by the sound of a pine tree crashing to the ground could be heard throughout the northern airfield here, Feb. 5.Marines with Combat Logistics Battalion 2, Combat Logistics Regiment 2, 2nd Marine Logistics Group were tasked with clearing more than 100 acres of wooded airfield to make it easier and safer MORE
Marines, sailors get revved up for motorcycles February 21, 2013 — The growl of motorcycle engines ripped through the morning air and pistons fired as riders with helmets pulled into the parking lot of a barracks here, Feb. 15.The Marines and sailors assembled at the barracks to meet with Staff Sgt. Shannon J. Zigan, the new motorcycle safety representative for 2nd Maintenance Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics MORE
Marines ‘go green’ in Iraq November 12, 2009 — Marines and sailors aboard Camp Al Taqaddum, Iraq, are doing their part to protect the local environment by focusing on the proper disposal of all hazardous material aboard the base.As the U.S. military at Camp Al Taqaddum continues to draw down its forces and remove equipment from the forward operating base, they must ensure the base is free of MORE
Navy doc implements new sleep course in Iraq October 26, 2009 — Accidental deaths and injuries that occur due to operator fatigue is a major threat throughout the U.S. military and is even more of a threat in a combat environment.   The obvious solution to resolve the problem of operator fatigue is a proper amount of sleep.  However, for many service members and civilians serving in a combat environment, MORE
Combat engineers improve living conditions aboard COP October 26, 2009 — Marines with Combat Logistics Battalion 46, stationed at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, are doing what they can to give Marines living on small forward operating bases and combat outposts in western Iraq better living conditions.Six Marines with CLB-46’s Engineer Company traveled 11 hours to Combat Outpost 160K, Iraq, which is home to Military Transition MORE
Marines vaccinated for vicious virus October 12, 2009 — His head was pounding as he rolled out of bed.  His muscles ached with every step as he walked to the restroom.  He had a fever so high you could fry an egg on his forehead and despite the eight hours of sleep he had gotten the night before, he was tired and groggy.  He had the hallmark signs of someone who didn’t get their influenza vaccination. MORE
NCOs in western Iraq hoping to reduce deaths with suicide prevention course August 24, 2009 — Suicide rates in the military are at a 10-year high. In 2008, the Marine Corps had 41 confirmed suicides and approximately 150 suicide attempts, according to the Manpower and Reserve Affairs website.Because of these skyrocketing statistics, every noncommissioned officer in the Marine Corps is receiving additional training in suicide prevention, in MORE
Deployed service members bring safety to Al Anbar August 23, 2009 — The 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward) held a safety fair aboard Camp Al Taqaddum, Iraq, Aug. 19, 2009, to help fight complacent attitudes that sometimes plague units serving in deployed environments.             Although security concerns have lessened for the Marines serving in Al Anbar, preventable accidents and injuries continue to be a MORE
Marine helps transition team train Iraqi Army in vehicle maintenance July 27, 2009 — Staff Sgt. Donald L. Marsh, a platoon sergeant with Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 4, 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward), has come a long way since beginning a maintenance partnership in February 2009 with the 1st Brigade, 1st Iraqi Army Division, and their Marine Corps advisors, Military Transition Team 9999, on Camp Ramadi’s Iraqi MORE

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