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Master Sgt. Shawn Stevens, Marine Air Control Squadron 1 radar technician and native of Sequin, Wash., takes aim and fires from behind an oil drum and bench barricade at the enhanced marksmanship program range on the Barry M. Goldwater Range located southeast of the air station Nov. 17. Marines like Stevens were forced to negotiate the obstacle course, firing from behind objects at ranges from 15 to 50 yards, while carrying ammo cans full of rocks to simulate carrying ammunition on the battlefield. - Master Sgt. Shawn Stevens, Marine Air Control Squadron 1 radar technician and native of Sequin, Wash., takes aim and fires from behind an oil drum and bench barricade at the enhanced marksmanship program range on the Barry M. Goldwater Range located southeast of the air station Nov. 17. Marines like Stevens were forced to negotiate the obstacle course, firing from behind objects at ranges from 15 to 50 yards, while carrying ammo cans full of rocks to simulate carrying ammunition on the battlefield.

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Lance Cpl. Ben St. Cyr, identification clerk, struggles to keep up with Sammy, a lab mix, while taking a run outside the Humane Society of Yuma, Ariz. Through the Single Marine Program, station Marines volunteered their time at the society Nov. 16 to bring some joy into the lives of these caged animals, such as Sammy, who are waiting to be adopted. - Lance Cpl. Ben St. Cyr, identification clerk, struggles to keep up with Sammy, a lab mix, while taking a run outside the Humane Society of Yuma, Ariz. Through the Single Marine Program, station Marines volunteered their time at the society Nov. 16 to bring some joy into the lives of these caged animals, such as Sammy, who are waiting to be adopted.