Congressman Eric Cantor, house majority leader (VA-07), examines the Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy System after being briefed by Clint Govar (right), a Marine Corps Systems Command senior engineer with Expeditionary Power Systems, during a visit to Quantico, Va., earlier this month. - Congressman Eric Cantor, house majority leader (VA-07), examines the Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy System after being briefed by Clint Govar (right), a Marine Corps Systems Command senior engineer with Expeditionary Power Systems, during a visit to Quantico, Va., earlier this month.

John Carpenter, 31-year-old lead engineer for Expeditionary Power Systems (EPS) at Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC), is “becoming the face of power within the Marine Corps because of his strong and consistent engineering support,” said Mike Gallagher, EPS Program Manager. - John Carpenter, 31-year-old lead engineer for Expeditionary Power Systems (EPS) at Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC), is “becoming the face of power within the Marine Corps because of his strong and consistent engineering support,” said Mike Gallagher, EPS Program Manager.

Don Hamilton holds a flag that once flew over the Marine Corps Memorial. It was presented to him at his retirement ceremony. Hamilton retired from Marine Corps Systems Command after 50 years of service to his beloved Corps - 27 on active duty and 23 as a civilian. - Don Hamilton holds a flag that once flew over the Marine Corps Memorial. It was presented to him at his retirement ceremony. Hamilton retired from Marine Corps Systems Command after 50 years of service to his beloved Corps - 27 on active duty and 23 as a civilian.

Andrew Dwyer, Program Manager for Global Combat Support Systems-Marine Corps, presents Amy Mersereau-Cooper with the President's Volunteer Service Award, Dec. 7th, 2012. This is Mersereau-Cooper's second award, making her a Bronze-level award recipient. - Andrew Dwyer, Program Manager for Global Combat Support Systems-Marine Corps, presents Amy Mersereau-Cooper with the President's Volunteer Service Award, Dec. 7th, 2012. This is Mersereau-Cooper's second award, making her a Bronze-level award recipient.

Phyllis Hurlock (right) of Marine Corps Systems Command’s (MCSC) Programs office receives her Native American name "Wabnokwe" during a Potawatomi ceremony from Linda Capps, the tribe's Vice Chairman. MCSC is celebrating National Native American Heritage Month in November. - Phyllis Hurlock (right) of Marine Corps Systems Command’s (MCSC) Programs office receives her Native American name "Wabnokwe" during a Potawatomi ceremony from Linda Capps, the tribe's Vice Chairman. MCSC is celebrating National Native American Heritage Month in November.

A Marine Corps Systems Command Marine returning from deployment is welcomed home by his family. The Command's Family Readiness On Point Team works hard to keep faith with families by communicating, connecting and caring - A Marine Corps Systems Command Marine returning from deployment is welcomed home by his family. The Command's Family Readiness On Point Team works hard to keep faith with families by communicating, connecting and caring

At Marine Corps Systems Command’s (MCSC) 25th anniversary commemoration, Brigadier General Frank Kelley, MCSC Commander, addresses “Plankowners” and members of the Command. For the anniversary, MCSC considers Plankowners as those employees who have continuously worked for the Command since its establishment in November 1987. - At Marine Corps Systems Command’s (MCSC) 25th anniversary commemoration, Brigadier General Frank Kelley, MCSC Commander, addresses “Plankowners” and members of the Command. For the anniversary, MCSC considers Plankowners as those employees who have continuously worked for the Command since its establishment in November 1987.

A Marine from 1st Battalion, 9th Marines, conducts training with his improvised explosive device detection dog. - A Marine from 1st Battalion, 9th Marines, conducts training with his improvised explosive device detection dog.

WASHINGTON, D.C.-John Wahl (left), Procurement Contracting Officer with Global Combat Support System - Marine Corps, and his friend, Paul Curley, a 58-year-old Bostonian who holds the National Championship 2012 title for Cyclocross racing, pedaled 100 miles in more than four hours in October to raise almost $1,000 for the Third Annual Audi Best Buddies Challenge in Washington, D.C. , Wahl photo, 10/19/2012 8:00 PM - WASHINGTON, D.C.-John Wahl (left), Procurement Contracting Officer with Global Combat Support System - Marine Corps, and his friend, Paul Curley, a 58-year-old Bostonian who holds the National Championship 2012 title for Cyclocross racing, pedaled 100 miles in more than four hours in October to raise almost $1,000 for the Third Annual Audi Best Buddies Challenge in Washington, D.C. , Wahl photo, 10/19/2012 8:00 PM

QUANTICO, Va. -To continuously improve acquisition programs and personnel management, and to keep standards high and effective, the Marine Corps acquisition team has evolved. Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) realigned under core competencies, and programs have also transitioned between and among organizations within MCSC and Program Executive Officer Land Systems. - QUANTICO, Va. -To continuously improve acquisition programs and personnel management, and to keep standards high and effective, the Marine Corps acquisition team has evolved. Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) realigned under core competencies, and programs have also transitioned between and among organizations within MCSC and Program Executive Officer Land Systems.