Pacific Marines Stories

Marines with Headquarters and Service Battalion, U. S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific supply take off during a stretcher carry race during the family day and field meet at Bordelon Field Oct. 22. Sections were split up into teams and competed in several events, including pugil sticks, egg toss and tug-of-war. - Marines with Headquarters and Service Battalion, U. S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific supply take off during a stretcher carry race during the family day and field meet at Bordelon Field Oct. 22. Sections were split up into teams and competed in several events, including pugil sticks, egg toss and tug-of-war.

MarForPac family builds camaraderie through fun, competition

Marines, sailors and family members of U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific gathered for a day of camaraderie, competition and fun during a field meet and family day at Bordelon Field Oct. 22. Teams were broken down by sections and family members were encouraged to participate as they competed against one another in several events, including pugil

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On Sept. 1, Casey Fleischmann became the family readiness officer for Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific. Armed with an unstoppable smile and upbeat personality, Fleischmann hopes to bring the Marines and families closer together and inspire her fellow military spouses to volunteer toward the betterment of the unit. - On Sept. 1, Casey Fleischmann became the family readiness officer for Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific. Armed with an unstoppable smile and upbeat personality, Fleischmann hopes to bring the Marines and families closer together and inspire her fellow military spouses to volunteer toward the betterment of the unit.

Let the FRO know; Family readiness officer brings families closer, improves morale

Armed with a cheery disposition, an unflinching smile and seemingly endless supply of candy, Casey Fleischmann wanders the halls of the U.S. Marine Forces, Pacific headquarters building engaging the Marines and Sailors of the command in conversations ranging from the command climate to whatever funny occurrences she has encountered.On Sept. 1,

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Marines express voting importance

Every year, millions of Americans swarm to their polling locations, step into a cubicle, pull the curtain back and begin their time-honored tradition of anonymously voting for their candidate. But for service members stationed around the world, the process isn’t that simple.Service members and their families are often stationed far from their home

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