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Sgt. John D. Park IV, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 test cell operator and native of Sacramento, Calif., tightens down a loose bolt on an F402-RR-408B AV-8B Harrier engine Feb. 1 at the T-10 Test Cell, Building 310 here. The test cell is used to ensure that the Harrier engines are safe for use after maintenance is completed on them. The engines are tested for a variety of factors, such as thrust, vibration, acceleration and heat.

Sgt. John D. Park IV, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 test cell operator and native of Sacramento, Calif., tightens down a loose bolt on an F402-RR-408B AV-8B Harrier engine Feb. 1 at the T-10 Test Cell, Building 310 here. The test cell is used to ensure that the Harrier engines are safe for use after maintenance is completed on them. The engines are tested for a variety of factors, such as thrust, vibration, acceleration and heat.

Photo by Pfc. Robert L. Botkin

Balancing a Marine workload as a maintenance management specialist with Combat Logistics Company 16 and teaching the spinning and abdominal class at the station gym has been a typical week for Cpl. Tarah Fedor, Semper Fit fitness instructor, for the past two months. Fedor first got into teaching fitness when she was noticed by the Semper Fit staff for her enthusiasm and love of working out.

Balancing a Marine workload as a maintenance management specialist with Combat Logistics Company 16 and teaching the spinning and abdominal class at the station gym has been a typical week for Cpl. Tarah Fedor, Semper Fit fitness instructor, for the past two months. Fedor first got into teaching fitness when she was noticed by the Semper Fit staff for her enthusiasm and love of working out.

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

Balancing a Marine workload as a maintenance management specialist with Combat Logistics Company 16 and teaching the spinning and abdominal class at the station gym has been a typical week for Cpl. Tarah Fedor, Semper Fit fitness instructor, for the past two months. Fedor first got into teaching fitness when she was noticed by the Semper Fit staff for her enthusiasm and love of working out.

Balancing a Marine workload as a maintenance management specialist with Combat Logistics Company 16 and teaching the spinning and abdominal class at the station gym has been a typical week for Cpl. Tarah Fedor, Semper Fit fitness instructor, for the past two months. Fedor first got into teaching fitness when she was noticed by the Semper Fit staff for her enthusiasm and love of working out.

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

Gunnery Sgt. Simon Wade, station explosive ordnance disposal operations chief, receives a Bronze Star with a Combat V from Col. Ben Hancock, station commanding officer, Aug. 30 at the Sonoran Pueblo here. Wade received the medal for his actions during a deployment to Fallujah, Iraq.

Gunnery Sgt. Simon Wade, station explosive ordnance disposal operations chief, receives a Bronze Star with a Combat V from Col. Ben Hancock, station commanding officer, Aug. 30 at the Sonoran Pueblo here. Wade received the medal for his actions during a deployment to Fallujah, Iraq.

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

Cpl. Joseph Murray, Marine Tiltrotor Test and Evaluation Squadron 22 Osprey mechanic, checks out the Yuma scenery during a training proficiency flight Tuesday. VMX-22 arrived on the air station Aug. 25 to test its new ramp-mounted weapon system. For the full VMX-22 story, see page 3.

Cpl. Joseph Murray, Marine Tiltrotor Test and Evaluation Squadron 22 Osprey mechanic, checks out the Yuma scenery during a training proficiency flight Tuesday. VMX-22 arrived on the air station Aug. 25 to test its new ramp-mounted weapon system. For the full VMX-22 story, see page 3.

Photo by Pfc. M. Daniel Sanchez

Staff Sgt. David Ramirez, Marine Wing support Squadron 371 production chief, shows Marines the correct way to sit while firing the M2 .50-caliber machine gun at the Yuma Proving Ground's Grave Range on June 29. The Marines have been training at the range for their February development to Iraq.

Staff Sgt. David Ramirez, Marine Wing support Squadron 371 production chief, shows Marines the correct way to sit while firing the M2 .50-caliber machine gun at the Yuma Proving Ground's Grave Range on June 29. The Marines have been training at the range for their February development to Iraq.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Megan Angel

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, grabs the outside rail of his snowboard Jan. 28 while about five feet above the slopes of Bear Mountain in Big Bear Lake, Calif. Lantz and other station service members hit the snow with the help of the Single Marine Program. The Big bear trip is an annual SMP event.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

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Cpl. John Hardin, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 aviation technician, hops onto a box in the freestyle park of Bear Mountain Jan 28.

Cpl. John Hardin, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 aviation technician, hops onto a box in the freestyle park of Bear Mountain Jan 28.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, known on the slopes as ?Nasty Nate?, checks a gash on his shin after biffing on a box in the freestyle park at Bear Mountain Jan. 28. The nurses patched him up and he was back on top of the mountain in no time.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, known on the slopes as ?Nasty Nate?, checks a gash on his shin after biffing on a box in the freestyle park at Bear Mountain Jan. 28. The nurses patched him up and he was back on top of the mountain in no time.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, known on the slopes as ?Nasty Nate?, checks a gash on his shin after biffing on a box in the freestyle park at Bear Mountain Jan. 28. The nurses patched him up and he was back on top of the mountain in no time.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, known on the slopes as ?Nasty Nate?, checks a gash on his shin after biffing on a box in the freestyle park at Bear Mountain Jan. 28. The nurses patched him up and he was back on top of the mountain in no time.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, known on the slopes as ?Nasty Nate?, checks a gash on his shin after biffing on a box in the freestyle park at Bear Mountain Jan. 28. The nurses patched him up and he was back on top of the mountain in no time.

Cpl. Nate Lantz, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, known on the slopes as ?Nasty Nate?, checks a gash on his shin after biffing on a box in the freestyle park at Bear Mountain Jan. 28. The nurses patched him up and he was back on top of the mountain in no time.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

A group of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 Marines take one of the Senator?s Wash trails, 25 miles north of Yuma, with the MALS-13 Black Widow Motorcycle and All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Ride on March 28. The Marines went over every trail in sight, but stopped at various locations during the event to keep accountability and safety.

A group of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 Marines take one of the Senator?s Wash trails, 25 miles north of Yuma, with the MALS-13 Black Widow Motorcycle and All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Ride on March 28. The Marines went over every trail in sight, but stopped at various locations during the event to keep accountability and safety.

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

) Marines stop and take in the scenery at Senator?s Wash, 25 miles north of Yuma, with the Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron Black Widow Motorcycle and All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Ride on March 28. The stops also allowed them to check for any vehicle damage and ensure every Marine was uninjured and accounted for.

) Marines stop and take in the scenery at Senator?s Wash, 25 miles north of Yuma, with the Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron Black Widow Motorcycle and All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Ride on March 28. The stops also allowed them to check for any vehicle damage and ensure every Marine was uninjured and accounted for.

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

Even the event safety vehicle driver, Staff Sgt. Albert Aguilar partakes in the offroad activities at Senator?s Wash, 25 miles north of Yuma, during the MALS-13 Black Widow Motorcycle and ATV Safety Ride on March 28. Aguilar, a quality assurance representative with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, was able to follow the ATV?s through all of the trails using his Jeep.

Even the event safety vehicle driver, Staff Sgt. Albert Aguilar partakes in the offroad activities at Senator?s Wash, 25 miles north of Yuma, during the MALS-13 Black Widow Motorcycle and ATV Safety Ride on March 28. Aguilar, a quality assurance representative with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13, was able to follow the ATV?s through all of the trails using his Jeep.

Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma