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2nd Maintenance Battalion sets the bar for logisticians during recent deployment October 14, 2011 — Family members, friends, Marines and sailors recently gathered for a homecoming to welcome back 2nd Maintenance Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group Oct. 14.The battalion spent six months providing logistical support throughout Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Supply, maintenance, transportation and health service was the unit’s priorities said, Lt. MORE
Corps continues promise to South America October 14, 2011 — Marines are well known for victories and hard fought battles throughout history, but humanitarian missions are also part of the Marine Corps’ mission.Five Marines from 8th Engineer Support Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, took part in Operation Continuing Promise, a five-month humanitarian mission through the Caribbean and South America from MORE
Why We Run - Seasoned runner fights complacency by logging miles in preparation for Marine Corps Marathon in Afghanistan October 8, 2011 — For 1st Lt. Jeff Clement, fitness is what helps him fight the dangers of complacency while deployed in a combat zone. Specifically, Clement runs. A lot. What began as a family affair 14 years ago has continued on throughout Clement’s Marine Corps career. “One day, my dad decided to become a runner and dragged the whole family into it,” said MORE
Spouses get chance to learn about logistics October 6, 2011 — Although they spend a lot of time together, Marines and their spouses are seldom exposed to each other’s individual lifestyles, such as work or maintaining a household with children.The 2nd Marine Logistics Group bridged the gap with a Senior Leaders’ Spouse Orientation at the Officers’ Club aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., Oct. 6, 2011.“This is our MORE
2nd Maintenance reunites with families after combat tour October 5, 2011 — Marines and sailors with 2nd Maintenance Battalion, Combat Logistics Regiment 25, 2nd Marine Logistics Group returned to their families from a combat tour to Afghanistan Oct. 5, 2011, aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C.Families and friends patiently during a homecoming celebration, waited for their loved ones to arrive after a seven-month deployment in MORE
2nd MLG (FWD) hosts leadership talk among Afghan NCOs October 3, 2011 — In the spirit of continuing education, Marines with the 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward) Embedded Partner Team hosted a non-commissioned officer leadership discussion with their Afghan counterparts, Oct. 3. Approximately 20 NCOs with the Afghan National Army’s 215th Corps Logistics Battalion gathered for the two-day seminar to learn what it MORE
Michigan Marine uses voice to unify deployed servicemembers September 30, 2011 — Originally from Kingstown, Jamaica, Master Sgt. Mark A. Kennedy has been surrounded by musical talent since he was born. His grandfather and uncles played instruments with local musicians, and his mother and brother are natural-born singers. Kennedy says his own singing abilities are his ‘God-given talent.’ Kennedy, who enlisted out of Pontiac, MORE
PMU sailors exterminate pest problem at Zeebrugge September 30, 2011 — As one of the more kinetic areas in the 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward)’s area of operation, the valleys surrounding Kajaki Dam are often saturated with the cracks of rifles as gunships trace the sky. For nearly a decade, Marines and their allies posted throughout the area have been able to keep enemy forces at bay, but those who operate out MORE
Supply relieves Maintenance as MAGTF Support Bn. in Helmand September 30, 2011 — Second Maintenance Battalion concluded a seven-month deployment in support of International Security Assistance Force Operations as 2nd Supply Bn. took the reigns as Marine Air Ground Task Force Support Bn. 11.2 during a transfer of authority ceremony here, Sept. 30. As MSB 11.1, the Marines and sailors of 2nd Maintenance Bn., 2nd Marine Logistics MORE
Wheat seed distribution gives hope to Helmand Afghans September 30, 2011 — For decades now, Afghan locals have been relying on a crop cycle of poppy and cannabis to provide income and a stable livelihood for their families. According to the United Nations, profits from the narcotics trade are directly linked to the insurgency in Afghanistan, creating $155 million in revenue in 2009, while Afghanistan supplies roughly 90 MORE

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