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MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma

Photo by Lance Cpl. Kamran Sadaghiani

Col. Ben D. Hancock, station incoming commanding officer, makes his remarks after assuming command from Col. James J. Cooney at the station change of command July 7.

Col. Ben D. Hancock, station incoming commanding officer, makes his remarks after assuming command from Col. James J. Cooney at the station change of command July 7.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Kamran Sadaghiani

Col. James J. Cooney, station outgoing commanding officer, makes his remarks during the station's change of command ceremony at the parade field July 7. Cooney assumed role of the station CO in July of 2002 and is now assigned to Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C.

Col. James J. Cooney, station outgoing commanding officer, makes his remarks during the station's change of command ceremony at the parade field July 7. Cooney assumed role of the station CO in July of 2002 and is now assigned to Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Kamran Sadaghiani

Sgt. Maj. Manuel Garibay Jr., station sergeant major, passes the station battle colors from Col. James J. Cooney, outgoing station commanding officer, to Col. Ben D. Hancock, incoming station CO. The transfer of unit colors signifies the passing of responsibility, authority, accountability and command from one Marine to another.

Sgt. Maj. Manuel Garibay Jr., station sergeant major, passes the station battle colors from Col. James J. Cooney, outgoing station commanding officer, to Col. Ben D. Hancock, incoming station CO. The transfer of unit colors signifies the passing of responsibility, authority, accountability and command from one Marine to another.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Kamran Sadaghiani

Marine Corps Photo

Marine Corps Photo

Photo by Lance Cpl. Kamran Sadaghiani

MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma

Photo by Cpl. Matt Rainey

A Marine heads to the entrance of the Tactical Air Command Center. The TACC is where the decisions for the air war are made. The decisions cover all the six functions of Marine Corps aviation, including air defense, offensive air support, air reconnaissance, electronic warfare, assault support and control of aircraft and missiles are all directed by the TACC.

A Marine heads to the entrance of the Tactical Air Command Center. The TACC is where the decisions for the air war are made. The decisions cover all the six functions of Marine Corps aviation, including air defense, offensive air support, air reconnaissance, electronic warfare, assault support and control of aircraft and missiles are all directed by the TACC.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cullen J. Tiernan

Staff Sgt. Columbus Wilson, the crew chief at Marine Air Command Group-28, coordinates information with a Marine on the flight line at Exercise Desert Talon.

Staff Sgt. Columbus Wilson, the crew chief at Marine Air Command Group-28, coordinates information with a Marine on the flight line at Exercise Desert Talon.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cullen J. Tiernan

MCAS Yuma

MCAS Yuma

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cullen J. Tiernan

Lance Cpl. Philip Rummells, an airconditioning technician with MASS-1 and Lance Cpl. Austin Wagner, a generator mechanic who is going with Rummells to Iraq in July, sets up barbed wire around the tent where the Marines of MASS-1 at perfecting their job skills in a realistic environment at Exercise Desert Talon.

Lance Cpl. Philip Rummells, an airconditioning technician with MASS-1 and Lance Cpl. Austin Wagner, a generator mechanic who is going with Rummells to Iraq in July, sets up barbed wire around the tent where the Marines of MASS-1 at perfecting their job skills in a realistic environment at Exercise Desert Talon.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Jem J. Hamilton

A Hum-V providing Communication for MASS-1 sit atop a lonely hill half covered in Desert pattern Cami Netting

A Hum-V providing Communication for MASS-1 sit atop a lonely hill half covered in Desert pattern Cami Netting

Photo by Lance Cpl. Jem J. Hamilton

Marines of Marine Air Support Squadron-1 gather outside the tent as they discuss topics on Exercise Desert Talon.

Marines of Marine Air Support Squadron-1 gather outside the tent as they discuss topics on Exercise Desert Talon.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Jem J. Hamilton

MCB Hawaii

MCB Hawaii

Photo by Lance Cpl. Jem J Hamilton

Marines brought all different kinds of gear with them for the flight from MCAS Cherry Point, N.C., to MCAS Yuma, Ariz. They have been traveling here constantly to participate in Exercise Desert Talon.

Marines brought all different kinds of gear with them for the flight from MCAS Cherry Point, N.C., to MCAS Yuma, Ariz. They have been traveling here constantly to participate in Exercise Desert Talon.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Cullen J. Tiernan

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Lt. Col. Mark P. Everman, commanding officer, Marine Attack Squadron-214, and other supporters of the Yuma Scorpions, had the unique opportunity to line up and throw the first pitches of the game at the Desert Sun Stadium May 30. Because the game was on Memorial Day, the Scorpions honored service members of the past and present by involving them in various parts of the game.

Lt. Col. Mark P. Everman, commanding officer, Marine Attack Squadron-214, and other supporters of the Yuma Scorpions, had the unique opportunity to line up and throw the first pitches of the game at the Desert Sun Stadium May 30. Because the game was on Memorial Day, the Scorpions honored service members of the past and present by involving them in various parts of the game.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Pfc. Emily Sample, temporary additional duty clerk, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, sings the national anthem to kick off the first regular season home game for the Yuma Scorpions on Memorial Day May 30. The Scorpions' ball club offered active duty and retired military members specials for opening day and will continue to offer them throughout the season.

Pfc. Emily Sample, temporary additional duty clerk, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, sings the national anthem to kick off the first regular season home game for the Yuma Scorpions on Memorial Day May 30. The Scorpions' ball club offered active duty and retired military members specials for opening day and will continue to offer them throughout the season.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Marines and sailors from Marine Attack Squadron-311 and Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 search for their seabags May 19 after seeing their family and friends for the first time after a six-month deployment to Iraq.

Marines and sailors from Marine Attack Squadron-311 and Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 search for their seabags May 19 after seeing their family and friends for the first time after a six-month deployment to Iraq.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Sgt. Fred Villas, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 hydraulics mechanic, holds his daughter Emilie Villas, 2, May 19 at Marine Attack Squadron-311's hangar after a six-month deployment to Iraq.

Sgt. Fred Villas, Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 hydraulics mechanic, holds his daughter Emilie Villas, 2, May 19 at Marine Attack Squadron-311's hangar after a six-month deployment to Iraq.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Family and friends of Marines with Marine Attack Squadron-311 and Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 wait near VMA-311's hangar May 19 for the Marines and sailors to debark from the plane at the airfield after returning from a six-month deployment that started Nov. 13, 2004. During that time, VMA-311 flew more than 5,000 successful combat hours. Both VMA-311 and MALS-13 participated in protecting the Iraqi elections and the Battle of Fallujah.

Family and friends of Marines with Marine Attack Squadron-311 and Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron-13 wait near VMA-311's hangar May 19 for the Marines and sailors to debark from the plane at the airfield after returning from a six-month deployment that started Nov. 13, 2004. During that time, VMA-311 flew more than 5,000 successful combat hours. Both VMA-311 and MALS-13 participated in protecting the Iraqi elections and the Battle of Fallujah.

Photo by Cpl. Giovanni Lobello

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma