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Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton

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C-5M Super Galaxy being prepared to load a Venom UH-1for transport

C-5M Super Galaxy being prepared to load a Venom UH-1for transport

Photo by Lance Cpl. Alison Dostie

Lance Cpl. Rodrigo Rodriguezceron updates flight strips, helping further the mission of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton and provide safe mission environments for pilots and their aircrew.

Lance Cpl. Rodrigo Rodriguezceron updates flight strips, helping further the mission of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton and provide safe mission environments for pilots and their aircrew.

Photo by PFC Melissa Ugalde

Cpl. Hamilton Hull inputs flight plan data in order for flight strips to be printed. This job is critical in order for critical information to be relayed to pilots in order for them to fly safely in inclement weather.

Cpl. Hamilton Hull inputs flight plan data in order for flight strips to be printed. This job is critical in order for critical information to be relayed to pilots in order for them to fly safely in inclement weather.

Photo by PFC Melissa Ulgade

Johnathan Brewer, Lance Cpl. Alex Lopez, and Lance Cpl. Chance Rogers show their aircraft refueling skills aboard Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton. The Marines in the fuels Department dedicate endless hours to keep the mission of the Air Station in full force and aircraft flying safely filled tanks.

Johnathan Brewer, Lance Cpl. Alex Lopez, and Lance Cpl. Chance Rogers show their aircraft refueling skills aboard Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton. The Marines in the fuels Department dedicate endless hours to keep the mission of the Air Station in full force and aircraft flying safely filled tanks.

Photo by Cpl Juan Bustos

MCAS Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Marines practice their firefighting skills on a dummy aircraft. Their tireless practice has shown effective during the many live fires they have helped extinguish.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

MCAS Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Marines practice their firefighting skills on a dummy aircraft. Their tireless practice has shown effective during the many live fires they have helped extinguish. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

MCAS Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Marines practice their firefighting skills on a dummy aircraft. Their tireless practice has shown effective during the many live fires they have helped extinguish.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

MCAS Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Marines practice their firefighting skills on a dummy aircraft. Their tireless practice has shown effective during the many live fires they have helped extinguish. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

The dummy aircraft used by MCAS ARFF Marines to practice their firefighting skills is set ablaze for a drill.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

The dummy aircraft used by MCAS ARFF Marines to practice their firefighting skills is set ablaze for a drill. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

Light Attack Helicopters rest on the flight line after the rain.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Light Attack Helicopters rest on the flight line after the rain. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly.
*Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

The official helicopter of the Commanding Officer of Marine Light Attack helicopter Squadron 267 stands ready to fly. *Note: This photo has a light altering filter for clarity. It in no way alters the details of what is happening in or the objects in the photo.

Photo by Captain Jesse Adkison

HMLA 469 returns from Okinawa, their cargo and some of their Light Attack helicopters loaded on a C-17. The Marines showed excellent teamwork and determination while unloading these helicopters by hand. Good job Marines, and welcome home!

HMLA 469 returns from Okinawa, their cargo and some of their Light Attack helicopters loaded on a C-17. The Marines showed excellent teamwork and determination while unloading these helicopters by hand. Good job Marines, and welcome home!

Photo by Capt Jesse Adkison

HMLA 469 returns from Okinawa, their cargo and some of their Light Attack helicopters loaded on a C-17. The Marines showed excellent teamwork and determination while unloading these helicopters by hand. Good job Marines, and welcome home!

HMLA 469 returns from Okinawa, their cargo and some of their Light Attack helicopters loaded on a C-17. The Marines showed excellent teamwork and determination while unloading these helicopters by hand. Good job Marines, and welcome home!

Photo by Capt Jesse Adkison

The cake provided for the ceremony in honor of the 100th year anniversary of female Marines, held at Hall of Heroes, Marine corps Air Station Camp Pendleton on 13 August 2018.

The cake provided for the ceremony in honor of the 100th year anniversary of female Marines, held at Hall of Heroes, Marine corps Air Station Camp Pendleton on 13 August 2018.

Photo by Cpl. Betzabeth Y. Galvan

The outgoing Sergeant Major of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Sergeant Major Reginald Robinson, stands ready to be relieved on 11 June 2018 by Sergeant Major Dennis K. Campbell.

The outgoing Sergeant Major of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Sergeant Major Reginald Robinson, stands ready to be relieved on 11 June 2018 by Sergeant Major Dennis K. Campbell.

Photo by Cpl. Juan C. Bustos

Newly appointed Marine Corps Air Station Sergeant Major, Sergeant Major Dennis K. Campbell, gives a motivating speech during the relief and appointment ceremony on 11 June 2018. He has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal (gold star in lieu of 3rd award), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (gold star in lieu of 2nd award), Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (gold star in lieu of 3rd award), and the Combat Action Ribbon.

Newly appointed Marine Corps Air Station Sergeant Major, Sergeant Major Dennis K. Campbell, gives a motivating speech during the relief and appointment ceremony on 11 June 2018. He has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal (gold star in lieu of 3rd award), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (gold star in lieu of 2nd award), Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (gold star in lieu of 3rd award), and the Combat Action Ribbon.

Photo by Cpl. Juan C. Bustos

Sergeant Ashton D. Favela receives a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal from Brigadier General Kevin J. Killea for receiving Non Commissioned Officer of the Quarter. The ceremony took place on 26 June 2018 at Marine Corps Installations-West, Marine Corps Base (MCB), Camp Pendleton, at MCB Camp Pendleton, California.

Sergeant Ashton D. Favela receives a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal from Brigadier General Kevin J. Killea for receiving Non Commissioned Officer of the Quarter. The ceremony took place on 26 June 2018 at Marine Corps Installations-West, Marine Corps Base (MCB), Camp Pendleton, at MCB Camp Pendleton, California.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Betzabeth Y. Galvan

Colonel Richard T. Anderson, left, takes the organizational standard as he relieves Colonel Ian R. Clark as the Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton. Colonel Clark served as the Commanding Officer of MCAS Camp Pendleton for three years before turning over the command to Colonel Anderson. Colonel Andersobn served as the Commanding Officer to II Marine Expeditionary Force, Expeditionary Operations Training Group for two years prior to taking command at MCAS Camp Pendleton.

Colonel Richard T. Anderson, left, takes the organizational standard as he relieves Colonel Ian R. Clark as the Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton. Colonel Clark served as the Commanding Officer of MCAS Camp Pendleton for three years before turning over the command to Colonel Anderson. Colonel Andersobn served as the Commanding Officer to II Marine Expeditionary Force, Expeditionary Operations Training Group for two years prior to taking command at MCAS Camp Pendleton.

Photo by Lance Corporal Betzabeth Galvan

Master Sergeant Duffel of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton Ordinance Department stands next to Sergeant Major Robinson and Colonel Clark with her award for excellence as the Ordinance Chief.

Master Sergeant Duffel of Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton Ordinance Department stands next to Sergeant Major Robinson and Colonel Clark with her award for excellence as the Ordinance Chief.

Photo by Cpl. Juan C. Bustos

Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton