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Justin VanDeberg, 13 months, plays in a play pen area May 19 that was set up for children while families and friends waited for Marines and sailors from Marine Attack Squadron-311 and Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 to return from a six-month deployment to Iraq.

Justin VanDeberg, 13 months, plays in a play pen area May 19 that was set up for children while families and friends waited for Marines and sailors from Marine Attack Squadron-311 and Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 to return from a six-month deployment to Iraq.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

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Photo by Cpl. Jonathan K. Teslevich

A group of station personnel eat lunch during the station's annual civilian employee picnic at Ramada Field May 13. Attendees enjoyed a catered lunch from the Sonoran Pueblo consolidated club. Additionally 35 random civilian employees also received gift certificates ranging in value from $25 to $150, to businesses out in town including Best Buy, Applebee's and Sears

A group of station personnel eat lunch during the station's annual civilian employee picnic at Ramada Field May 13. Attendees enjoyed a catered lunch from the Sonoran Pueblo consolidated club. Additionally 35 random civilian employees also received gift certificates ranging in value from $25 to $150, to businesses out in town including Best Buy, Applebee's and Sears

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

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Photo by Sgt. Rebecca S. Newton

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Photo by Sgt. Rebecca S. Newton

An overenthusiastic jump on the inflatable bouncer nets 3-year-old Hayden Smith at Marine Attack Squadron-214's family picnic at Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse Friday. His father, Maj. Samuel Smith, a native of Princeton, N.J., is the aviation maintenance officer for VMA-214.

An overenthusiastic jump on the inflatable bouncer nets 3-year-old Hayden Smith at Marine Attack Squadron-214's family picnic at Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse Friday. His father, Maj. Samuel Smith, a native of Princeton, N.J., is the aviation maintenance officer for VMA-214.

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

Marines and family members from Marine Attack Squadron-214 take time out to relax and enjoy good camaraderie Friday during a family picnic at Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse. The event was the first time VMA-214 had the opportunity to relax as a full unit after returning from deployments and working as the sole Harrier support squadron for Weapons and Tactics Instructor course 2-05. Besides relaxing and socializing, the Marines participated in sporting events and enjoyed a Texas-style barbeque during the picnic.

Marines and family members from Marine Attack Squadron-214 take time out to relax and enjoy good camaraderie Friday during a family picnic at Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse. The event was the first time VMA-214 had the opportunity to relax as a full unit after returning from deployments and working as the sole Harrier support squadron for Weapons and Tactics Instructor course 2-05. Besides relaxing and socializing, the Marines participated in sporting events and enjoyed a Texas-style barbeque during the picnic.

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

Sgt. Daniel Holub, a Marrion, Kan., native and ordnance technician with VMA-214, sets up a volleyball net for the unit's family picnic. The event was the first time VMA-214 had the opportunity to relax as a full unit after returning from deployments and working as the sole Harrier support for Weapons and Tactics Instructor course 2-05.

Sgt. Daniel Holub, a Marrion, Kan., native and ordnance technician with VMA-214, sets up a volleyball net for the unit's family picnic. The event was the first time VMA-214 had the opportunity to relax as a full unit after returning from deployments and working as the sole Harrier support for Weapons and Tactics Instructor course 2-05.

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

7-month-old Lucy, a British bulldog, hungrily eyes the barbecue beef provided by Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse Friday for Marine Attack Squadron-214's family picnic. Her owners, Cpl. Richard Ramirez, engine mechanic, VMA-214, and his wife Cindy, both of Rose Mead, Calif., did their best to keep the puppy from gorging on their food.

7-month-old Lucy, a British bulldog, hungrily eyes the barbecue beef provided by Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse Friday for Marine Attack Squadron-214's family picnic. Her owners, Cpl. Richard Ramirez, engine mechanic, VMA-214, and his wife Cindy, both of Rose Mead, Calif., did their best to keep the puppy from gorging on their food.

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

7-year-old Chelsea, a boxer, uses her saddest puppy-dog eyes on all passers-by in an effort to find out just what that wonderful smell was Friday at Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse. Chelsea is owned by Sgt. Stephanie Anderson of Bakersfield, Calif., an engine mechanic from Marine Attack Squadron-214.

7-year-old Chelsea, a boxer, uses her saddest puppy-dog eyes on all passers-by in an effort to find out just what that wonderful smell was Friday at Britain's Farm Chuckwagon and Steakhouse. Chelsea is owned by Sgt. Stephanie Anderson of Bakersfield, Calif., an engine mechanic from Marine Attack Squadron-214.

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

Dahn Green, electrnoics operator, takes aim at a Ch-46 helicopter using a SA-16 Portable Air Defense Simulator May 6 at Auxilirary site 2.

Dahn Green, electrnoics operator, takes aim at a Ch-46 helicopter using a SA-16 Portable Air Defense Simulator May 6 at Auxilirary site 2.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

1st Lt. Eric Grunke, native of Boise, Idaho, a replacement pilot with Marine Attack Training Squadron-203 who is training for his certification on the AV-8B Harrier, goes through a pre-flight checklist prior to flying a training mission. VMAT-203 visits Yuma four times a year to take advantage of Yuma's ranges and perfect flying weather.

1st Lt. Eric Grunke, native of Boise, Idaho, a replacement pilot with Marine Attack Training Squadron-203 who is training for his certification on the AV-8B Harrier, goes through a pre-flight checklist prior to flying a training mission. VMAT-203 visits Yuma four times a year to take advantage of Yuma's ranges and perfect flying weather.

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

Lance Cpl. Cort Albert, Marine Attack Squadron-211 aviation operations, laughs off the heat after winning the jalapeno eating contest at the biannual Health and Wellness Fair on the station parade deck May 5. The fair aimed to teach Marines about healthy living and the health services available to them on station.

Lance Cpl. Cort Albert, Marine Attack Squadron-211 aviation operations, laughs off the heat after winning the jalapeno eating contest at the biannual Health and Wellness Fair on the station parade deck May 5. The fair aimed to teach Marines about healthy living and the health services available to them on station.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Staff Sgt. Robert Downing, dining facility staff noncommissioned officer-in-charge, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron and Al Schutt, mess hall manager, accept their third Maj. Gen. W.P.T. Hill award for Best Combined Mess Hall in the Marine Corps at an International Food Services Executives Association award ceremony in San Diego April 30.

Staff Sgt. Robert Downing, dining facility staff noncommissioned officer-in-charge, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron and Al Schutt, mess hall manager, accept their third Maj. Gen. W.P.T. Hill award for Best Combined Mess Hall in the Marine Corps at an International Food Services Executives Association award ceremony in San Diego April 30.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

The "Men of Branch Medical Clinic Yuma" attempt their own version of a native Hawaiian dance in "traditional attire" at the clinic's Second Annual Hawaiian Luau April 28. Events like the Luau are used to build morale and camaraderie among the officer, enlisted and civilian staff. This year's Luau coincided with a successful inspector general inspection and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organization review, which allowed the event to also serve as a celebration.

The "Men of Branch Medical Clinic Yuma" attempt their own version of a native Hawaiian dance in "traditional attire" at the clinic's Second Annual Hawaiian Luau April 28. Events like the Luau are used to build morale and camaraderie among the officer, enlisted and civilian staff. This year's Luau coincided with a successful inspector general inspection and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organization review, which allowed the event to also serve as a celebration.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Natasha S. Green

Sgt. Terrance A. Beadles (top), a Primary Marksmanship Instructor at MCAS Yuma, Ariz., is one of dozens on station and thousands around the Marine Corps who is learning to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Sgt. Terrance A. Beadles (top), a Primary Marksmanship Instructor at MCAS Yuma, Ariz., is one of dozens on station and thousands around the Marine Corps who is learning to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Photo by Sgt. Rebecca S. Newton

Sgt. Terrance A. Beadles (top), a Primary Marksmanship Instructor with the Marksmanship Training Unit, assists a junior Marine with his point of aim. Beadles is one of thousands of Marines around the world who are living with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Sgt. Terrance A. Beadles (top), a Primary Marksmanship Instructor with the Marksmanship Training Unit, assists a junior Marine with his point of aim. Beadles is one of thousands of Marines around the world who are living with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Photo by Sgt. Rebecca S. Newton

Sgt. Terrance A. Beadles (left), Primary Marksmanship Instructor, MCAS Yuma, Ariz., assists a fellow Marine with his grip on a training replica of the M-16A2 rifle. In February Beadles was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder resulting from operations in Iraq that took place in 2003.

Sgt. Terrance A. Beadles (left), Primary Marksmanship Instructor, MCAS Yuma, Ariz., assists a fellow Marine with his grip on a training replica of the M-16A2 rifle. In February Beadles was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder resulting from operations in Iraq that took place in 2003.

Photo by Sgt. Rebecca S. Newton

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Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

Marine Corps Photo

Marine Corps Photo

Photo by Sgt. David A. Bryant

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