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Jacqueline Moses poses for a photo while on base in Kandahar, Afghanistan where she served as a logistics management specialist for three years. - Jacqueline Moses poses for a photo while on base in Kandahar, Afghanistan where she served as a logistics management specialist for three years.

Logistics on the Frontlines: A Civilian's Journey of Service

Having been born in Nash County, a place named after Revolutionary War hero Francis Nash, Moses recalls feeling called from a young age to serve her country.

A Fond Farewell to the Voice of Marine Corps Acquisitions - Then-Sgt. Emanuel “Manny” Pacheco learning the recruiting ropes from a fellow Marine in Times Square, New York City, in 1987. Pacheco’s illustrious 40-year career included a stint as a Public Affairs non-commissioned officer for Recruiting Station New York. Pacheco retired at a ceremony held at the National Museum of the Marine Corps Museum in Triangle, Va., on March 8, 2023.

A Fond Farewell to the Voice of Marine Corps Acquisitions

“There’s something to be said about the fact that—at 40 years of service—Manny is the longest-serving public affairs officer in the Marine Corps until today,” said MARCORSYSCOM Brig. Gen. David Walsh during Manny’s recent retirement ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. “He has made a tremendous impact, leaving a legacy behind in the countless Marines, civilians and combat correspondents he has mentored over the years, and in the really strong public affairs team he’s built here at Systems Command.”

Paquette with his wife Julie on their wedding day in 1976. - Paquette with his wife Julie on their wedding day in 1976.

Au revoir: Marc Paquette retires after 47 years of service

In October, Marc Paquette retires as the Deputy Portfolio Manager for Logistics Combat Element Systems at Marine Corps Systems Command after 47 years of federal service.

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