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Seaman Apprentice David Moore, laboratory technician, Branch Medical Clinic, uses a microscope to check a urine sample at the laboratory Feb. 15. The laboratory serves active duty service members, reservists on the air station family members and retirees enrolled in the clinic.

Seaman Apprentice David Moore, laboratory technician, Branch Medical Clinic, uses a microscope to check a urine sample at the laboratory Feb. 15. The laboratory serves active duty service members, reservists on the air station family members and retirees enrolled in the clinic.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Petty Officer 1st Class Florenta Cabalbag, medical laboratory technician and overall laboratory supervisor, Branch Medical Clinic, inserts a blood sample into the complete- blood-count machine for analysis at the station?s clinic Feb. 15.

Petty Officer 1st Class Florenta Cabalbag, medical laboratory technician and overall laboratory supervisor, Branch Medical Clinic, inserts a blood sample into the complete- blood-count machine for analysis at the station?s clinic Feb. 15.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Petty Officer 1st Class Florenta Cabalbag, medical laboratory technician and overall laboratory supervisor, Branch Medical Clinic, picks up a blood sample to test at the station?s clinic Feb. 15.

Petty Officer 1st Class Florenta Cabalbag, medical laboratory technician and overall laboratory supervisor, Branch Medical Clinic, picks up a blood sample to test at the station?s clinic Feb. 15.

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Seaman Yadira Castillo, laboratory technician, Branch Medical Clinic, draws blood from Patricia Geary at the station clinic Feb. 15. Technicians at the laboratory are responsible for blood withdrawal, running complete blood counts, urine analysis and rapid strep test. Sailors have to go through a 13- month training course in order to become certified technicians. ical laboratory technician and overall laboratory supervisor, Branch Medical Clinic, inserts a blood sample into the complete- blood-count machine for analysis at the station?s clinic Feb. 15.

Seaman Yadira Castillo, laboratory technician, Branch Medical Clinic, draws blood from Patricia Geary at the station clinic Feb. 15. Technicians at the laboratory are responsible for blood withdrawal, running complete blood counts, urine analysis and rapid strep test. Sailors have to go through a 13- month training course in order to become certified technicians. ical laboratory technician and overall laboratory supervisor, Branch Medical Clinic, inserts a blood sample into the complete- blood-count machine for analysis at the station?s clinic Feb. 15.

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Cpl. Elijah S. Prudhome, K-9 handler, Provost Marshal?s Office, receives a bite from Bernie, military working dog, during a demonstration at Centennial Middle School Feb. 8. The K-9 Marines were invited to the school to provide law enforcement-related education for the eighth graders of the school.

Cpl. Elijah S. Prudhome, K-9 handler, Provost Marshal?s Office, receives a bite from Bernie, military working dog, during a demonstration at Centennial Middle School Feb. 8. The K-9 Marines were invited to the school to provide law enforcement-related education for the eighth graders of the school.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Lance Cpl. Justin Shettleroe, K-9 handler, Provost Marshal?s Office, takes a bite from Hexa, military working dog, during a K-9 demonstration at Centennial Middle School Feb. 8 as a part of aggression training where dogs practice biting would-be suspects. The K-9 handlers also ran the dogs through an obstacle course during the demonstration.

Lance Cpl. Justin Shettleroe, K-9 handler, Provost Marshal?s Office, takes a bite from Hexa, military working dog, during a K-9 demonstration at Centennial Middle School Feb. 8 as a part of aggression training where dogs practice biting would-be suspects. The K-9 handlers also ran the dogs through an obstacle course during the demonstration.

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Sailors from the Branch Medical Clinic play a game called ?toss the egg? involving pairs of contestants who throw an egg back and fourth to each other while stepping back after each completed catch as part of the BMC?s 3rd Annual Super Bowl Tailgate party Feb. 2 here.

Sailors from the Branch Medical Clinic play a game called ?toss the egg? involving pairs of contestants who throw an egg back and fourth to each other while stepping back after each completed catch as part of the BMC?s 3rd Annual Super Bowl Tailgate party Feb. 2 here.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Lt. Scott Kriss, Branch Medical Clinic military medicine flight surgeon, stuffs as many marshmallows into his mouth as a part of the marshmallow-eating competition for the BMC?s 3rd Annual Super Bowl Tailgate Party Feb. 2 here.

Lt. Scott Kriss, Branch Medical Clinic military medicine flight surgeon, stuffs as many marshmallows into his mouth as a part of the marshmallow-eating competition for the BMC?s 3rd Annual Super Bowl Tailgate Party Feb. 2 here.

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A group of sailors eat their food at the Branch Medical Clinic?s 3rd Annual Super Bowl Tailgate Party Feb. 2 at the BMC courtyard here.

A group of sailors eat their food at the Branch Medical Clinic?s 3rd Annual Super Bowl Tailgate Party Feb. 2 at the BMC courtyard here.

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Petty Officer 2nd Class Mike Yelland, Branch Medical Clinic supply petty officer, grills up hamburgers and sausages at the BMC?s 3rd Annual SuperBowl Tailgate Party Feb. 2 here. Super Bowl party attendees also had the opportunity to sign up for various games including ?toss the egg,? a marshmallow-eating competition, banana-eating competition and who could drink a can of soda the quickest.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Mike Yelland, Branch Medical Clinic supply petty officer, grills up hamburgers and sausages at the BMC?s 3rd Annual SuperBowl Tailgate Party Feb. 2 here. Super Bowl party attendees also had the opportunity to sign up for various games including ?toss the egg,? a marshmallow-eating competition, banana-eating competition and who could drink a can of soda the quickest.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Cpl. Matthew R. Cunningham, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 test cell operator and native of West Palm Beach, Fla., records readouts during an AV-8B Harrier II engine test Feb. 1 at the T-10 Test Cell, Building 310 here. Previously trained as power plant mechanics, all of the test cell operators have knowledge of the engine that enables them to perform minor, on-the-spot repairs during the test process. In addition to supporting all of the Harrier squadrons on station, MALS-13 also supports squadrons at all of the other Marine Corps installations and units on deployment because of their expertise and experience with the Harrier.

Cpl. Matthew R. Cunningham, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 test cell operator and native of West Palm Beach, Fla., records readouts during an AV-8B Harrier II engine test Feb. 1 at the T-10 Test Cell, Building 310 here. Previously trained as power plant mechanics, all of the test cell operators have knowledge of the engine that enables them to perform minor, on-the-spot repairs during the test process. In addition to supporting all of the Harrier squadrons on station, MALS-13 also supports squadrons at all of the other Marine Corps installations and units on deployment because of their expertise and experience with the Harrier.

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