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FMST CLASS 2018010 GRADUATION

FMST CLASS 2018010 GRADUATION

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On January 3, 2018 Thomas M. Hollman, Operations Officer for Marine Corps Engineer School; is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the headquarters building conference room in front of Marines, colleagues, and friends. Colonel James H. Bain, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School; administers the Oath of Office.

On January 3, 2018 Thomas M. Hollman, Operations Officer for Marine Corps Engineer School; is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the headquarters building conference room in front of Marines, colleagues, and friends. Colonel James H. Bain, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School; administers the Oath of Office.

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Colonel James H. Bain, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School; addresses permanent personnel and students after physical training at Courthouse Bay, N. C. on December 1, 2017.

Colonel James H. Bain, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School; addresses permanent personnel and students after physical training at Courthouse Bay, N. C. on December 1, 2017.

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As part of the school physical training session on December 1, 2017 Gunnery Sergeant Lloyd Crabtree, the Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) for Marine Corps Engineer School; leads permanent personnel and students through a modified circuit course. In between each exercise the Marines were afforded time to “rest” in various plank positions.

As part of the school physical training session on December 1, 2017 Gunnery Sergeant Lloyd Crabtree, the Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) for Marine Corps Engineer School; leads permanent personnel and students through a modified circuit course. In between each exercise the Marines were afforded time to “rest” in various plank positions.

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As part of the school physical training session on December 1, 2017 Gunnery Sergeant Lloyd Crabtree, the Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) for Marine Corps Engineer School; leads permanent personnel and students through a modified circuit course.

As part of the school physical training session on December 1, 2017 Gunnery Sergeant Lloyd Crabtree, the Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) for Marine Corps Engineer School; leads permanent personnel and students through a modified circuit course.

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On December 1, 2017 First Lieutenant Charles Sieber was promoted to the rank of Captain behind BB-13 at Courthouse Bay, N. C. Colonel James H. Bain, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School; administers the oath of office to newly promoted Captain Sieber in front of Marines, civilians, contractors, family, and friends.

On December 1, 2017 First Lieutenant Charles Sieber was promoted to the rank of Captain behind BB-13 at Courthouse Bay, N. C. Colonel James H. Bain, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School; administers the oath of office to newly promoted Captain Sieber in front of Marines, civilians, contractors, family, and friends.

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Marine Corps Engineer School (MCES) spouses decorated the bulldozer, located outside of the headquarters building; for the upcoming holiday season on December 1, 2017.

Marine Corps Engineer School (MCES) spouses decorated the bulldozer, located outside of the headquarters building; for the upcoming holiday season on December 1, 2017.

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Marine Corps Engineer School (MCES) spouses placed decorations around the headquarters building for the upcoming holiday season on December 1, 2017.

Marine Corps Engineer School (MCES) spouses placed decorations around the headquarters building for the upcoming holiday season on December 1, 2017.

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Gunnery Sergeant Lloyd Crabtree, the Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) for Marine Corps Engineer School; leads the school physical training session on December 1, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, N. C. As the FFI, GySgt Crabtree developed, demonstrated, and led the school through a dynamic warm-up, physically demanding modified circuit course, and cool-down period.

Gunnery Sergeant Lloyd Crabtree, the Force Fitness Instructor (FFI) for Marine Corps Engineer School; leads the school physical training session on December 1, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, N. C. As the FFI, GySgt Crabtree developed, demonstrated, and led the school through a dynamic warm-up, physically demanding modified circuit course, and cool-down period.

Photo by MCES PT

On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., the Marines of Marine Corps Engineer School execute a retirement ceremony for Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler. MSgt Fowler retires after 21 years of honorable and faithful military service to the United States of America.

On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., the Marines of Marine Corps Engineer School execute a retirement ceremony for Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler. MSgt Fowler retires after 21 years of honorable and faithful military service to the United States of America.

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On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Lieutenant Colonel Mark George delivers remarks during Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler's retirement ceremony. LtCol George was the retiring officer and was MSgt Fowler's direct supervisor while he served as the Defeat the Device Branch Head at Marine Corps Engineer School.

On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Lieutenant Colonel Mark George delivers remarks during Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler's retirement ceremony. LtCol George was the retiring officer and was MSgt Fowler's direct supervisor while he served as the Defeat the Device Branch Head at Marine Corps Engineer School.

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On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler addresses the Marines, civilians, and contractors of Marine Corps Engineer School as well as family and friends during his retirement ceremony. MSgt Fowler retires after 21 years of honorable and faithful military service to the United States of America.

On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler addresses the Marines, civilians, and contractors of Marine Corps Engineer School as well as family and friends during his retirement ceremony. MSgt Fowler retires after 21 years of honorable and faithful military service to the United States of America.

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On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Marines from Marine Corps Engineer School participate in the ‘Passing of Old Glory’ after the retirement ceremony for Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler. Starting with the junior-most rank, Marines from Private through Gunnery Sergeant pass a folded American flag to MSgt Fowler as “I Am the Flag” is read.

On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Marines from Marine Corps Engineer School participate in the ‘Passing of Old Glory’ after the retirement ceremony for Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler. Starting with the junior-most rank, Marines from Private through Gunnery Sergeant pass a folded American flag to MSgt Fowler as “I Am the Flag” is read.

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On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Marines from Marine Corps Engineer School participate in the ‘Passing of Old Glory’ after the retirement ceremony for Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler. Starting with the junior-most rank, Marines from Private through Gunnery Sergeant pass a folded American flag to MSgt Fowler as “I Am the Flag” is read.

On Friday November 17th, 2017 at Courthouse Bay, Camp Lejeune, N. C., Marines from Marine Corps Engineer School participate in the ‘Passing of Old Glory’ after the retirement ceremony for Master Sergeant Shawn W. Fowler. Starting with the junior-most rank, Marines from Private through Gunnery Sergeant pass a folded American flag to MSgt Fowler as “I Am the Flag” is read.

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Nearly 400 Marines participated in a 66-mile, ground-pounding journey

Nearly 400 Marines participated in a 66-mile, ground-pounding journey

Photo by T. Anthony Bell

Nearly 400 Marines participated in a 66-mile, ground-pounding journey

Nearly 400 Marines participated in a 66-mile, ground-pounding journey

Photo by T. Anthony Bell

The “Devil Dogs” paid their annual homage to Lt. Gen. Lewis Burwell “Chesty” Puller

The “Devil Dogs” paid their annual homage to Lt. Gen. Lewis Burwell “Chesty” Puller

Photo by Tommy Jimmerson

Annual Chesty Puller Run, Marine Detachment Fort Lee, VA

Annual Chesty Puller Run, Marine Detachment Fort Lee, VA

Photo by Tommy Jimmerson

MCT Company Commander

MCT Company Commander

Photo by Jacobs Sgt Gregory

Private First Class Ethan T. Wampler is seen here trouble shooting a video card in the Data System Annex. This is part of the training Marines receive within the Telephone System Computer System Repair Course as they identify broken component and execute the appropriate repairs. Private First Class Wamper will attain the MOS 2847 and greatly enhance the capabilities of his unit.

Private First Class Ethan T. Wampler is seen here trouble shooting a video card in the Data System Annex. This is part of the training Marines receive within the Telephone System Computer System Repair Course as they identify broken component and execute the appropriate repairs. Private First Class Wamper will attain the MOS 2847 and greatly enhance the capabilities of his unit.

Photo by Sgt Love, Devon A. Alpha Co, ACTS, MCCES