Joseph Sanders, Camp Smith shooting guard, dominated the court Mar. 26 against Command Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing 2’s Terror Squad. Camp Smith took the game 62- 44. - Joseph Sanders, Camp Smith shooting guard, dominated the court Mar. 26 against Command Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing 2’s Terror Squad. Camp Smith took the game 62- 44.

Despite their allure, beaches can be a hazardous uncontrolled environment. Marine Corps Base Hawaii officials stress heeding warnings posted on the beaches, advisories and speaking with a lifeguard before entering the water. - Despite their allure, beaches can be a hazardous uncontrolled environment. Marine Corps Base Hawaii officials stress heeding warnings posted on the beaches, advisories and speaking with a lifeguard before entering the water.

Staff Sgt. Trinity A Lizalde holds a photo of him and his son, Diego, after his discharge from the hospital March 19 on Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii. Lizalde's son contracted leukemia Nov. 9, 2007. His family was forced to move from Okinawa, Japan to Hawaii after living there for only six weeks to save their son. Facing financial hardship due to the move, Lizalde turned to the Navy Marine Corps Relief society for help and they paid 50 percent of his debt. Lizalde is the embark chief and NMCRS battalion coordinator for Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific. - Staff Sgt. Trinity A Lizalde holds a photo of him and his son, Diego, after his discharge from the hospital March 19 on Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii. Lizalde's son contracted leukemia Nov. 9, 2007. His family was forced to move from Okinawa, Japan to Hawaii after living there for only six weeks to save their son. Facing financial hardship due to the move, Lizalde turned to the Navy Marine Corps Relief society for help and they paid 50 percent of his debt. Lizalde is the embark chief and NMCRS battalion coordinator for Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific.

Hundreds of Marines, Sailors, their families and friends gathered for the 2nd Annual Individual Augmentee Recognition Luncheon March 17 at the Ala Moana Hotel in Honolulu. Officials with the Honolulu Council Navy League hosted the event to recognize Marines and Sailors who deployed in support of the War on Terrorism as individuals, rather than their assigned units. - Hundreds of Marines, Sailors, their families and friends gathered for the 2nd Annual Individual Augmentee Recognition Luncheon March 17 at the Ala Moana Hotel in Honolulu. Officials with the Honolulu Council Navy League hosted the event to recognize Marines and Sailors who deployed in support of the War on Terrorism as individuals, rather than their assigned units.

Lt. Gen. Keith J. Stalder, commander U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, introduces the Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment during a Marine Corps Battle Color Ceremony March 12 on Bordelon Field, Camp H.M Smith, Hawaii. "This is the first time the Silent Drill Platoon has been to Hawaii in well more than a decade, and it's the first time we've had the entire Battle Color Detachment here as one unit. So, we've been taking full advantage of this rare treat." - Lt. Gen. Keith J. Stalder, commander U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, introduces the Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment during a Marine Corps Battle Color Ceremony March 12 on Bordelon Field, Camp H.M Smith, Hawaii. "This is the first time the Silent Drill Platoon has been to Hawaii in well more than a decade, and it's the first time we've had the entire Battle Color Detachment here as one unit. So, we've been taking full advantage of this rare treat."

(From left to right) Annette Conway and Liz Kent, the commandant and sergeant major of the Marine Corps' wives, respectively, speak with military spouses Mar. 5 at the Marine Corps Base Hawaii Kaneohe Bay Theater. A major concern among her audience was Furlough Friday's and the education in Hawaii compared to the rest of the United States. - (From left to right) Annette Conway and Liz Kent, the commandant and sergeant major of the Marine Corps' wives, respectively, speak with military spouses Mar. 5 at the Marine Corps Base Hawaii Kaneohe Bay Theater. A major concern among her audience was Furlough Friday's and the education in Hawaii compared to the rest of the United States.

Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. James T. Conway and Sgt. Maj. of the Marine Corps Carlton W. Kent address Marines at the Pollock Theater here Feb. 5. After speaking to the Marines about Iraq, Afghanistan and issues the Corps is facing today, the Corps’ top leaders opened the floor to questions from the audience. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Cristina Noelia Gil) - Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. James T. Conway and Sgt. Maj. of the Marine Corps Carlton W. Kent address Marines at the Pollock Theater here Feb. 5. After speaking to the Marines about Iraq, Afghanistan and issues the Corps is facing today, the Corps’ top leaders opened the floor to questions from the audience. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Cristina Noelia Gil)

Joseph E. Johnson, Integrated Interiors International president / CEO, shows Sgt. Wesley Cary, an ammunition technician with Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, a filing cabinet catalogue March 1 at MarForPac, Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii during the 2010 Technology and Industry Day. Officials with U.S. Pacific Command's Joint Communications Section host the annual event to introduce service members to new technologies that may enhance military operations, whether deployed or in garrison. - Joseph E. Johnson, Integrated Interiors International president / CEO, shows Sgt. Wesley Cary, an ammunition technician with Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, a filing cabinet catalogue March 1 at MarForPac, Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii during the 2010 Technology and Industry Day. Officials with U.S. Pacific Command's Joint Communications Section host the annual event to introduce service members to new technologies that may enhance military operations, whether deployed or in garrison.