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The Close Combat Tactical Trainer will allow the 2nd Tank Battalion the ability to conduct training tasks it otherwise would not be able to conduct. - The Close Combat Tactical Trainer will allow the 2nd Tank Battalion the ability to conduct training tasks it otherwise would not be able to conduct.
From left, Daniel Dunmire, director of the Department of Defense Corrosion Office; Master Gunnery Sgt. Antonio Zambrano, maintenance management chief with Installations and Logistics; Bernard Friend, Corrosion Prevention and Control program operations and sustainment; and Matthew Koch, CPAC program manager, talk May 7 prior to the start of the CPAC Working Group. - From left, Daniel Dunmire, director of the Department of Defense Corrosion Office; Master Gunnery Sgt. Antonio Zambrano, maintenance management chief with Installations and Logistics; Bernard Friend, Corrosion Prevention and Control program operations and sustainment; and Matthew Koch, CPAC program manager, talk May 7 prior to the start of the CPAC Working Group.
Brig. Gen. Frank Kelley, commander of Marine Corps Systems Command, addresses students during a science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, event May 9 at Quantico Middle/High School. - Brig. Gen. Frank Kelley, commander of Marine Corps Systems Command, addresses students during a science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, event May 9 at Quantico Middle/High School.
Mike O’Neal, Modeling and Simulation team lead at Marine Corps Systems Command, explains how the Georgia Tech Research Institute facility at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., can serve people throughout the command and elsewhere in the Department of Defense. The GTRI facility was designed to support the use of the advanced Model Based Systems Engineering tools for analysis of alternatives. - Mike O’Neal, Modeling and Simulation team lead at Marine Corps Systems Command, explains how the Georgia Tech Research Institute facility at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., can serve people throughout the command and elsewhere in the Department of Defense. The GTRI facility was designed to support the use of the advanced Model Based Systems Engineering tools for analysis of alternatives.
Ariel Kisiah, daughter of Aimee and Stephen Kisiah, both with Resource Management, checks out a weapon at the Infantry Combat Equipment display April 25 during Marine Corps Systems Command's "Bring Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day." - Ariel Kisiah, daughter of Aimee and Stephen Kisiah, both with Resource Management, checks out a weapon at the Infantry Combat Equipment display April 25 during Marine Corps Systems Command's "Bring Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day."
Dennis Hollich is an engineer in Marine Corps Systems Command’s Marine Air-Ground Task Force Command, Control and Communications Program Management Office. Hollich first came to work for MCSC as a summer hire following his sophomore year at Virginia Tech, and is now a Civilian Marine and lead engineer for three systems, including Marine Corps Civil Information Management System, or MARCIMS. - Dennis Hollich is an engineer in Marine Corps Systems Command’s Marine Air-Ground Task Force Command, Control and Communications Program Management Office. Hollich first came to work for MCSC as a summer hire following his sophomore year at Virginia Tech, and is now a Civilian Marine and lead engineer for three systems, including Marine Corps Civil Information Management System, or MARCIMS.
Volunteers carry a heavy piece of metal off the Potomac River beach April 22 during Marine Corps Systems Command's third annual Earth Day and Shoreline Cleanup event. MCSC's Safety Office orchestrated the event held at Hospital Point, Quantico, Va - Volunteers carry a heavy piece of metal off the Potomac River beach April 22 during Marine Corps Systems Command's third annual Earth Day and Shoreline Cleanup event. MCSC's Safety Office orchestrated the event held at Hospital Point, Quantico, Va
Cindy Davis (left), Marine Corps Foreign Disclosure program manager, speaks to Mike Ansley, Marine Corps Systems Command’s Foreign Disclosure team lead, and Staff Sgt. Antonio Navarro and Christina Balocki of the Director of Marine Corps Intelligence at Headquarters Marine Corps, during the 2013 Marine Corps Foreign Disclosure Working Group meeting. MCSC hosted the annual gathering for foreign disclosure officers and personnel who work foreign disclosure issues. The event took place April 16-18 at the Gray Research Center, Quantico, Va. - Cindy Davis (left), Marine Corps Foreign Disclosure program manager, speaks to Mike Ansley, Marine Corps Systems Command’s Foreign Disclosure team lead, and Staff Sgt. Antonio Navarro and Christina Balocki of the Director of Marine Corps Intelligence at Headquarters Marine Corps, during the 2013 Marine Corps Foreign Disclosure Working Group meeting. MCSC hosted the annual gathering for foreign disclosure officers and personnel who work foreign disclosure issues. The event took place April 16-18 at the Gray Research Center, Quantico, Va.
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