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Marines of U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific participate in a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Marines of U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific participate in a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Photo by Cpl. Jonathan LopezCruet

Christina R. Henry boots the ball during a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Christina R. Henry boots the ball during a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Photo by Cpl. Jonathan LopezCruet

Brad S. Bartelt (right) and Salvatore Cardella chat before a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Brad S. Bartelt (right) and Salvatore Cardella chat before a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Photo by Cpl. Jonathan LopezCruet

Three umpires Salvatore Cardella, Erik Estrada and Matthew Bragg display names of the officiating team of Dewey, Cheatem and Howe before a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Three umpires Salvatore Cardella, Erik Estrada and Matthew Bragg display names of the officiating team of Dewey, Cheatem and Howe before a kickball game on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii, Feb. 5, 2016. Officers and staff noncommissioned officers faced off in a team-building event held quarterly to compete, build camaraderie and increase Esprit de Corps.

Photo by Cpl. Jonathan LopezCruet

Competitors gather post-race to see their scores for the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 20. While many service members participated with their families, the race attracted many mainland visitors who ran to fulfill an added goal during their vacation.

Competitors gather post-race to see their scores for the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 20. While many service members participated with their families, the race attracted many mainland visitors who ran to fulfill an added goal during their vacation.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Dallas Giestige, an Ohio native in Oahu for vacation, crosses the finish line of the Camp Smith 5K Grueler first, with a time of 20 minutes, 47 seconds, here July 20. “It was tough,” said the cross-country athlete. “I’m always looking forward to a challenge.”

Dallas Giestige, an Ohio native in Oahu for vacation, crosses the finish line of the Camp Smith 5K Grueler first, with a time of 20 minutes, 47 seconds, here July 20. “It was tough,” said the cross-country athlete. “I’m always looking forward to a challenge.”

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Stefy Matsumura crosses the finish line as the first female competitor, with a time of 22 minutes, 30 seconds, during the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 20. Matsumura, having finished before all of the other women competing, cheered on all of the other women who came in after her.

Stefy Matsumura crosses the finish line as the first female competitor, with a time of 22 minutes, 30 seconds, during the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 20. Matsumura, having finished before all of the other women competing, cheered on all of the other women who came in after her.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Lauren McMillen, a member of the Oahu community, crosses the finish line with her 7-year-old son, Liam, during the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 7. The race, a part of the Commanding Officer’s Fitness Series, was open to service members, their families and the general public.

Lauren McMillen, a member of the Oahu community, crosses the finish line with her 7-year-old son, Liam, during the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 7. The race, a part of the Commanding Officer’s Fitness Series, was open to service members, their families and the general public.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Competitors gather at the starting point of the Camp Smith 5K Grueler and wait for the horn to sound to release them onto the trails of the race route here July 20. The Grueler, a part of the Commanding Officer’s Fitness Series, was open to service members, their families and the general public.

Competitors gather at the starting point of the Camp Smith 5K Grueler and wait for the horn to sound to release them onto the trails of the race route here July 20. The Grueler, a part of the Commanding Officer’s Fitness Series, was open to service members, their families and the general public.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

More than 150 service members, their families and other members of the community run in the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 20. The route, known for its scenic views and grueling ascent close 400 feet, also attracted many runners who were on Oahu for vacation.

More than 150 service members, their families and other members of the community run in the Camp Smith 5K Grueler here July 20. The route, known for its scenic views and grueling ascent close 400 feet, also attracted many runners who were on Oahu for vacation.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Indian Army Maj. Vijay Bohra, left, prepares to take off in a relay race during a sports field meet at Berakas Army Garrison Camp, Brunei Darussalam, June 14. The competition took place as part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Defence Ministers Meeting (ADMM) - Plus ASEAN Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief and Military Medicine Exercise (AHMX). During the field meet, nations competed in a four-team, 400-meter relay event and a tug-of-war competition. Bohra is a physician participating in the exercise.

Indian Army Maj. Vijay Bohra, left, prepares to take off in a relay race during a sports field meet at Berakas Army Garrison Camp, Brunei Darussalam, June 14. The competition took place as part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Defence Ministers Meeting (ADMM) - Plus ASEAN Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief and Military Medicine Exercise (AHMX). During the field meet, nations competed in a four-team, 400-meter relay event and a tug-of-war competition. Bohra is a physician participating in the exercise.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Kasey Peacock

A team from the Hawaii Air National Guard wins Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race, held in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. The races were a competition for bragging rights among service members throughout Oahu who are recovering from injury before returning to full duty or transitioning out of the military.

A team from the Hawaii Air National Guard wins Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race, held in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. The races were a competition for bragging rights among service members throughout Oahu who are recovering from injury before returning to full duty or transitioning out of the military.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Marines represent Wounded Warrior Battalion West in Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race, which took place in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. Although they didn’t win the competition, both Marine teams made it to the semifinal round.

Marines represent Wounded Warrior Battalion West in Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race, which took place in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. Although they didn’t win the competition, both Marine teams made it to the semifinal round.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Service members get off to a strong start during Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. The races were a competition for bragging rights among service members throughout Oahu who are recovering from injury before returning to full duty or transitioning out of the military.

Service members get off to a strong start during Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. The races were a competition for bragging rights among service members throughout Oahu who are recovering from injury before returning to full duty or transitioning out of the military.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Gunnery Sgt. Brian J. Bennett, detachment gunnery sergeant for Wounded Warrior Battalion West – Hawaii Detachment, prepares to take off during Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. The team finished first in their heat during preliminary races.

Gunnery Sgt. Brian J. Bennett, detachment gunnery sergeant for Wounded Warrior Battalion West – Hawaii Detachment, prepares to take off during Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel here Aug. 18. The team finished first in their heat during preliminary races.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Wounded Warrior Battalion West – Hawaii Detachment represented the Marine Corps in Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race, which took place in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel, here Aug. 18. Although they didn’t win the competition, both Marine teams made it to the semifinal round.

Wounded Warrior Battalion West – Hawaii Detachment represented the Marine Corps in Duke’s Ocean Fest Na Koa 2012 Canoe Race, which took place in the waters off the Hale Koa Hotel, here Aug. 18. Although they didn’t win the competition, both Marine teams made it to the semifinal round.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

Competitors burst forward following a bullhorn blast for the 15th annual 5K Grueler, a race that was a part of the 101 Days of Summer program in 2011. The race, among a series of other events, will be hosted here again July 28 in support of the program in order to eliminate illegal drug use and promote responsible use of alcohol.

Competitors burst forward following a bullhorn blast for the 15th annual 5K Grueler, a race that was a part of the 101 Days of Summer program in 2011. The race, among a series of other events, will be hosted here again July 28 in support of the program in order to eliminate illegal drug use and promote responsible use of alcohol.

Photo by Cpl. Isis M. Ramirez

MARINE CORPS BASE, Hawaii – Lance Cpl. George A. Reynoso, a vehicle operator for the motor transportation section, Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, takes some practice shots before teeing off in the 4th Annual MarForPac Golf Tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1. “(This tournament) is great for morale, and we’re pumped,” said Reynoso, 21, from Ventura, Calif. “I went out and bought these socks, so I’m definitely ready.” The afternoon golf outing gave MarForPac service members and civilian personnel a unique opportunity to build unit cohesion outside the workplace.

MARINE CORPS BASE, Hawaii – Lance Cpl. George A. Reynoso, a vehicle operator for the motor transportation section, Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, takes some practice shots before teeing off in the 4th Annual MarForPac Golf Tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1. “(This tournament) is great for morale, and we’re pumped,” said Reynoso, 21, from Ventura, Calif. “I went out and bought these socks, so I’m definitely ready.” The afternoon golf outing gave MarForPac service members and civilian personnel a unique opportunity to build unit cohesion outside the workplace.

Photo by Cpl. Ben Eberle

MARINE CORPS BASE, Hawaii – Private Matt M. Leonard (right) and Lance Cpl. George A. Reynoso, both vehicle operators for the motor transportation section, Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, warm up at the driving range before teeing off in the 4th Annual MarForPac Golf Tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1. Some of the proceeds from the tournament will go toward offsetting the cost of tickets for junior service members at MarForPac’s Marine Corps birthday ball in November.

MARINE CORPS BASE, Hawaii – Private Matt M. Leonard (right) and Lance Cpl. George A. Reynoso, both vehicle operators for the motor transportation section, Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, warm up at the driving range before teeing off in the 4th Annual MarForPac Golf Tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1. Some of the proceeds from the tournament will go toward offsetting the cost of tickets for junior service members at MarForPac’s Marine Corps birthday ball in November.

Photo by Cpl. Ben Eberle

MARINE CORPS BASE, Hawaii – Brig. Gen. Ronald F. Baczkowski, deputy commanding general for U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, speaks to the field of competitors prior to the start of the 4th Annual MarForPac Golf Tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1. “This event supports camaraderie right here and now, but it also supports fundraising for our Marine Corps ball in November,” said Baczkowski. Thirty-six four-person teams registered for the tournament. The afternoon golf outing gave MarForPac service members and civilian personnel a unique opportunity to build unit cohesion outside the workplace.

MARINE CORPS BASE, Hawaii – Brig. Gen. Ronald F. Baczkowski, deputy commanding general for U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, speaks to the field of competitors prior to the start of the 4th Annual MarForPac Golf Tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1. “This event supports camaraderie right here and now, but it also supports fundraising for our Marine Corps ball in November,” said Baczkowski. Thirty-six four-person teams registered for the tournament. The afternoon golf outing gave MarForPac service members and civilian personnel a unique opportunity to build unit cohesion outside the workplace.

Photo by Cpl. Ben Eberle

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