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Members of the infantry weapons systems program management office from Marine Corps Systems Command spent a day at a live-fire range getting familiar with the gear they procure and field for Marines in the Fleet. The range day was held Oct. 24 aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico. - Members of the infantry weapons systems program management office from Marine Corps Systems Command spent a day at a live-fire range getting familiar with the gear they procure and field for Marines in the Fleet. The range day was held Oct. 24 aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Sgt. 1st Class Venrick James (right), a 36th Engineer Brigade Soldier, helps Maj. John Dills, the 36th Engineer Brigade chief of current operations, put on his nitrile gloves during training inside the Medical Skills Training Center at Fort Hood, Texas, on Oct. 9. Scott Paris, a Marine Corps Systems Command civilian and joint program manager for protection, is working to improve personal protective equipment like this to better protect aid workers in the fight against the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. - Sgt. 1st Class Venrick James (right), a 36th Engineer Brigade Soldier, helps Maj. John Dills, the 36th Engineer Brigade chief of current operations, put on his nitrile gloves during training inside the Medical Skills Training Center at Fort Hood, Texas, on Oct. 9. Scott Paris, a Marine Corps Systems Command civilian and joint program manager for protection, is working to improve personal protective equipment like this to better protect aid workers in the fight against the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

Luis Velazquez reviews modeling and simulation principles with recent college graduate Alex Solomon at Marine Corps Systems Command on Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. Velazquez' father laid the foundation for his son's future success in Humacao, Puerto Rico. Today, Luis is the deputy modeling and simulations lead at MCSC. - Luis Velazquez reviews modeling and simulation principles with recent college graduate Alex Solomon at Marine Corps Systems Command on Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. Velazquez' father laid the foundation for his son's future success in Humacao, Puerto Rico. Today, Luis is the deputy modeling and simulations lead at MCSC.

Beginning in 2015, Marines conducting civil-military operations will have the ability to collect, process, analyze and share information using software from a smartphone. The mobile application, called MARCIMS, was developed by Marine Corps Systems Command and through science and technology funding from the Office of Naval Research. - Beginning in 2015, Marines conducting civil-military operations will have the ability to collect, process, analyze and share information using software from a smartphone. The mobile application, called MARCIMS, was developed by Marine Corps Systems Command and through science and technology funding from the Office of Naval Research.