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Colonel Clark awards Master Sergeant Duffel with the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for outstanding performance while serving as the Ordinance Section Chief. Well done!

Colonel Clark awards Master Sergeant Duffel with the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for outstanding performance while serving as the Ordinance Section Chief. Well done!

Photo by Cpl. Juan C. Bustos

The Marines and Civilians of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton and Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron stand in formation for the annual command photo, and the award ceremony of Master Sergeant Duffel.

The Marines and Civilians of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton and Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron stand in formation for the annual command photo, and the award ceremony of Master Sergeant Duffel.

Photo by Cpl. Juan C. Bustos

Standing with Sergeant Major Robinson and Colonel Clark, the civilians of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton gather for their Annual photo, before heading to the flight line for the full command photo and awarding of Master Sergeant Duffel.

Standing with Sergeant Major Robinson and Colonel Clark, the civilians of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton gather for their Annual photo, before heading to the flight line for the full command photo and awarding of Master Sergeant Duffel.

Photo by Cpl. Juan C. Bustos

First Sergeant Robert E. Catching, First Sgt. for Marine Security Forces Company, Guantanamo Bay Cuba.

First Sergeant Robert E. Catching, First Sgt. for Marine Security Forces Company, Guantanamo Bay Cuba.

Photo by Chris Jones

Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Calif. -- Col. Ian R. Clark, left, Commanding Officer, and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, right, Executive Officer of MCAS Camp Pendleton, congratulate Mr. Robert C. McCoy, center, Assistant Air Traffic Control Facility Officer in the ATC Facility, MCAS Camp Pendleton, on being awarded the 2015 Marine Corps Installation Command Senior General Schedule Category Employee of the Year, March 11, 2016.

Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Calif. -- Col. Ian R. Clark, left, Commanding Officer, and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, right, Executive Officer of MCAS Camp Pendleton, congratulate Mr. Robert C. McCoy, center, Assistant Air Traffic Control Facility Officer in the ATC Facility, MCAS Camp Pendleton, on being awarded the 2015 Marine Corps Installation Command Senior General Schedule Category Employee of the Year, March 11, 2016.

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

H&HS CIVILIANS GROUP PHOTO

H&HS CIVILIANS GROUP PHOTO

Photo by CPL PEREZALONSO

MCAS CAMP PENDLETON H&HS GROUP PHOTO

MCAS CAMP PENDLETON H&HS GROUP PHOTO

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

Hollywood star Gerard Butler visited Camp Pendleton, where he screened his new movie, "London Has Fallen," in with military and their families. Butler, escorted by Col. Ian R. Clark and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, said the troops have always been big supporters of his movies, and this visit was about honoring our real-life heroes .

Hollywood star Gerard Butler visited Camp Pendleton, where he screened his new movie, "London Has Fallen," in with military and their families. Butler, escorted by Col. Ian R. Clark and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, said the troops have always been big supporters of his movies, and this visit was about honoring our real-life heroes .

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

Hollywood star Gerard Butler visited Camp Pendleton, where he screened his new movie, "London Has Fallen," in with military and their families. Butler, escorted by Col. Ian R. Clark and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, said the troops have always been big supporters of his movies, and this visit was about honoring our real-life heroes .

Hollywood star Gerard Butler visited Camp Pendleton, where he screened his new movie, "London Has Fallen," in with military and their families. Butler, escorted by Col. Ian R. Clark and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, said the troops have always been big supporters of his movies, and this visit was about honoring our real-life heroes .

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

Corporal Hulteen was awarded the 2015 San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC) Achievement Award March 2, 2016.

Corporal Hulteen was awarded the 2015 San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC) Achievement Award March 2, 2016.

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

Hollywood star Gerard Butler visited Camp Pendleton, where he screened his new movie, "London Has Fallen," in with military and their families. Butler, escorted by Col. Ian R. Clark and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, said the troops have always been big supporters of his movies, and this visit was about honoring our real-life

Hollywood star Gerard Butler visited Camp Pendleton, where he screened his new movie, "London Has Fallen," in with military and their families. Butler, escorted by Col. Ian R. Clark and Lt. Col. David Fairleigh, said the troops have always been big supporters of his movies, and this visit was about honoring our real-life

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

MCAS H&HS new and improved unit logo.

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

Col. Michael Borqschulte, MAG-39 commanding officer,Sameet Gadi, Balfour Beatty senior vice president, Brig. Gen. Edward D. Banta, MCI-West Commanding Genera and Col. Ian R. Clark, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton commanding officer, cut a ribbon to unveil hangar six in MCAS Camp Pendleton, a hangar uniquely designed with the purpose of storing and maintaining MV-22 Ospreys. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Shaltiel Dominguez/ Released)

Col. Michael Borqschulte, MAG-39 commanding officer,Sameet Gadi, Balfour Beatty senior vice president, Brig. Gen. Edward D. Banta, MCI-West Commanding Genera and Col. Ian R. Clark, Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton commanding officer, cut a ribbon to unveil hangar six in MCAS Camp Pendleton, a hangar uniquely designed with the purpose of storing and maintaining MV-22 Ospreys. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Shaltiel Dominguez/ Released)

Photo by Cpl. Perezalonso

COL Ian Clark speaks to the guests about the construction and new capabilities of the Hangar.

COL Ian Clark speaks to the guests about the construction and new capabilities of the Hangar.

Photo by CPL PEREZALINSO

Marines standing as color guard for ribbon cutting ceremony opening Hangar 6 MCAS Camp Pendleton.

Marines standing as color guard for ribbon cutting ceremony opening Hangar 6 MCAS Camp Pendleton.

Photo by Cpl Perezalonso

A command photo of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton.

A command photo of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton.

Photo by Sgt Paradowski

Cobra

Cobra

Photo by JMA

MCAS LOGO

Photo by JMA

Riding event with the MMP

Riding event with the MMP

Photo by Staff Sergeant Alberto Guardado, Motorcycle Mentorship Program

Lance Corporal Jonathan D. Raybon, Ground Electronics Maintenance Division, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station, Camp Pendleton is awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.

Lance Corporal Jonathan D. Raybon, Ground Electronics Maintenance Division, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station, Camp Pendleton is awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.

Photo by Charles J. Medlock, Marine Corps Air Station, Camp Pendleton, California

Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton