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Seaman Matthew Broemeling, station pharmacy technician, fills a prescription using the station pharmacy?s medication dispenser machine, dubbed ?Jeff? by the pharmacy technicians, Sept. 27 at the station pharmacy. The machine is part of a program the pharmacy implemented a year ago that fills prescriptions faster and more accurately.

Seaman Matthew Broemeling, station pharmacy technician, fills a prescription using the station pharmacy?s medication dispenser machine, dubbed ?Jeff? by the pharmacy technicians, Sept. 27 at the station pharmacy. The machine is part of a program the pharmacy implemented a year ago that fills prescriptions faster and more accurately.

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

Seaman Matthew Broemeling, station pharmacy technician, fills a prescription using the station pharmacy?s medication dispenser machine, dubbed ?Jeff? by the pharmacy technicians, Sept. 27 at the station pharmacy. The machine is part of a program the pharmacy implemented a year ago that fills prescriptions faster and more accurately.

Seaman Matthew Broemeling, station pharmacy technician, fills a prescription using the station pharmacy?s medication dispenser machine, dubbed ?Jeff? by the pharmacy technicians, Sept. 27 at the station pharmacy. The machine is part of a program the pharmacy implemented a year ago that fills prescriptions faster and more accurately.

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

10/5/2006 17:28

10/5/2006 17:28

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

Soldiers assigned to the 252nd Combined Arms Battalion, North Carolina Army National Guard, observe an area of the U.S.-Mexico border in southwest Arizona. The unit is currently deployed here for their annual training requirements, and is working with U.S. Border Patrol in support of Operation Jump Start.

Soldiers assigned to the 252nd Combined Arms Battalion, North Carolina Army National Guard, observe an area of the U.S.-Mexico border in southwest Arizona. The unit is currently deployed here for their annual training requirements, and is working with U.S. Border Patrol in support of Operation Jump Start.

Photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Brian christiansen

Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Conley (left), Search and Rescue corpsman, guides the crew chief above in the UH-1N Huey helicopter after attaching himself to Petty Officer 3rd Class Lon Souder, SAR corpsman, near Lake Martinez on July 27. Souder is training to become a qualified SAR corpsman.

Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Conley (left), Search and Rescue corpsman, guides the crew chief above in the UH-1N Huey helicopter after attaching himself to Petty Officer 3rd Class Lon Souder, SAR corpsman, near Lake Martinez on July 27. Souder is training to become a qualified SAR corpsman.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Megan Angel

LAKE MARTINEZ, ARIZ. (July 27, 2006) - Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Conley, Search and Rescue corpsman, signals to the crew chief to lift off during practice rescue training near Lake Martinez on July 27. The constant training prepares the corpsman and Marines for real-life emergencies.

LAKE MARTINEZ, ARIZ. (July 27, 2006) - Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Conley, Search and Rescue corpsman, signals to the crew chief to lift off during practice rescue training near Lake Martinez on July 27. The constant training prepares the corpsman and Marines for real-life emergencies.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Megan Angel

Capt. Ben Hutchins, Marine Attack Squadron 513 pilot training officer and native of Raleigh, N.C., listens to his radio over the scream of an AV-8B Harrier II passing behind him Jan. 26 on echo taxiway of the station flightline. Echo taxiway is being used by VMA-513 to simulate a taxiway sometimes used by Harrier pilots to land in Iraq, where they will soon be deploying to.

Capt. Ben Hutchins, Marine Attack Squadron 513 pilot training officer and native of Raleigh, N.C., listens to his radio over the scream of an AV-8B Harrier II passing behind him Jan. 26 on echo taxiway of the station flightline. Echo taxiway is being used by VMA-513 to simulate a taxiway sometimes used by Harrier pilots to land in Iraq, where they will soon be deploying to.

Photo by Pfc. Robert L. Botkin

Sgt. John Fury, Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, views the monitor used to control the Remotec Andros robot, which EOD uses to investigate potentially threatening ordnance at the EOD building.

Sgt. John Fury, Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, views the monitor used to control the Remotec Andros robot, which EOD uses to investigate potentially threatening ordnance at the EOD building.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Maj. Eric Austin (left), Marine Attack Squadron 513 executive officer and native of Portland, Ore., and Maj. Guy Berry, VMA-513 maintenance officer and native of Harrisburg, Penn., watch as an AV-8B Harrier II rolls past after making a landing on echo taxiway Jan. 26. VMA-513 is deploying to Iraq soon, so they practiced landing on echo taxiway in case they will need to land on surfaces smaller than the runways available on station.

Maj. Eric Austin (left), Marine Attack Squadron 513 executive officer and native of Portland, Ore., and Maj. Guy Berry, VMA-513 maintenance officer and native of Harrisburg, Penn., watch as an AV-8B Harrier II rolls past after making a landing on echo taxiway Jan. 26. VMA-513 is deploying to Iraq soon, so they practiced landing on echo taxiway in case they will need to land on surfaces smaller than the runways available on station.

Photo by Pfc. Robert L. Botkin

Sgt. Harlan C. Black, Marine Aviation Control Squadron 1 air traffic controller, mixes music beats on his studio system in his barracks room June 26. Black used the money he earned while deployed in Iraq to finance a system that allows him to mix, edit and produce his music.

Sgt. Harlan C. Black, Marine Aviation Control Squadron 1 air traffic controller, mixes music beats on his studio system in his barracks room June 26. Black used the money he earned while deployed in Iraq to finance a system that allows him to mix, edit and produce his music.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Megan Angel

Sgt. Harlan C. Black, Marine Aviation Control Squadron 1 air traffic controller, mixes music beats on his studio system in his barracks room June 26. Black used the money he earned while deployed in Iraq to finance a system that allows him to mix, edit and produce his music.

Sgt. Harlan C. Black, Marine Aviation Control Squadron 1 air traffic controller, mixes music beats on his studio system in his barracks room June 26. Black used the money he earned while deployed in Iraq to finance a system that allows him to mix, edit and produce his music.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Megan Angel

Robert Warling, station industrial hygienist, examines the covering on hydraulic components of an AV-8B Harrier at the Marine Attack Squadron 214 hangar here April 26. Warling was hired March 27 and will work with the Department of Safety and Standardization here.

Robert Warling, station industrial hygienist, examines the covering on hydraulic components of an AV-8B Harrier at the Marine Attack Squadron 214 hangar here April 26. Warling was hired March 27 and will work with the Department of Safety and Standardization here.

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

Rep. Russell Jones (left), Arizona House representative for District 24, Col. Ben Hancock, station commanding officer, Cpl. Michael Sandall, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Noncommissioned Officer of the Quarter, and Speaker James P. Weiers, Arizona Speaker of the House, pose for a picture after receiving the House Proclamation on May 25 on the Arizona House floor in Phoenix.

Rep. Russell Jones (left), Arizona House representative for District 24, Col. Ben Hancock, station commanding officer, Cpl. Michael Sandall, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Noncommissioned Officer of the Quarter, and Speaker James P. Weiers, Arizona Speaker of the House, pose for a picture after receiving the House Proclamation on May 25 on the Arizona House floor in Phoenix.

Photo by U.S. House Staff

Gunnery Sgt. Martin Nelson, station safety manager, and Gunnery Sgt. Bourne Huddleston, Marine Aircraft Group 13 ground safety manager, met with Frank Krukoski, new Yuma City Cab general manager, March 26 at the Yuma City Cab office on east 30th Street to discuss how changes occurring with the company would affect the station Arrive Alive program. Yuma City Cab has been undergoing a four-phase customer service improvement program to better serve the station and Yuma community. Yuma City Cab will complete the final phase, which consists of increasing the number of cabs on the road, April 15.

Gunnery Sgt. Martin Nelson, station safety manager, and Gunnery Sgt. Bourne Huddleston, Marine Aircraft Group 13 ground safety manager, met with Frank Krukoski, new Yuma City Cab general manager, March 26 at the Yuma City Cab office on east 30th Street to discuss how changes occurring with the company would affect the station Arrive Alive program. Yuma City Cab has been undergoing a four-phase customer service improvement program to better serve the station and Yuma community. Yuma City Cab will complete the final phase, which consists of increasing the number of cabs on the road, April 15.

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

Cpl. Ralph Garcia, MAG-13, Consolidated Personnel Administration Center separations clerk, reads to a kindergarten class during their library time as a part of the Partnership for Education program Jan. 24 at the Gwyneth Ham Elementary School. Station Marines from five different squadrons have a school designated to them and will visit them once a month.

Cpl. Ralph Garcia, MAG-13, Consolidated Personnel Administration Center separations clerk, reads to a kindergarten class during their library time as a part of the Partnership for Education program Jan. 24 at the Gwyneth Ham Elementary School. Station Marines from five different squadrons have a school designated to them and will visit them once a month.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Army Capt. Renee Anderson (left), station and Yuma Proving Ground veterinarian, gives Mija, a 12-year-old American Eskimo dog, a brief check-up before giving her the Parvo/Temper vaccination at the station vaccination clinic April 21. The clinic saw 39 animals, gave 65 vaccinations, sold 20 dog licenses and handed out dozens of ID tags.

Army Capt. Renee Anderson (left), station and Yuma Proving Ground veterinarian, gives Mija, a 12-year-old American Eskimo dog, a brief check-up before giving her the Parvo/Temper vaccination at the station vaccination clinic April 21. The clinic saw 39 animals, gave 65 vaccinations, sold 20 dog licenses and handed out dozens of ID tags.

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

Cpl. Erik I. Thomas, Marine Attack Squadron 513 powerline mechanic and native of Dallas, secures bolts on an AV-8B Harrier II engine during an engine change Friday at VMA-513?s hangar. VMA-513 is preparing to deploy in February to Iraq, which has the squadron preparing both mechanically and mentally. Marines have been updating record books and insurance information, as well as preparing their families for the deployment.

Cpl. Erik I. Thomas, Marine Attack Squadron 513 powerline mechanic and native of Dallas, secures bolts on an AV-8B Harrier II engine during an engine change Friday at VMA-513?s hangar. VMA-513 is preparing to deploy in February to Iraq, which has the squadron preparing both mechanically and mentally. Marines have been updating record books and insurance information, as well as preparing their families for the deployment.

Photo by Pfc. Robert L. Botkin

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma