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One of the Better Half Day events was a brief about self defense and situational awareness. Sergeant Lawrence talked to the spouses about being alert, minimizing distractions, how to identify potential threats, and demonstrated a few self defense techniques.

One of the Better Half Day events was a brief about self defense and situational awareness. Sergeant Lawrence talked to the spouses about being alert, minimizing distractions, how to identify potential threats, and demonstrated a few self defense techniques.

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On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day, Military Working Dog handlers and their dogs provided demonstrations on: obedience, explosives detection, tracking, and attack capabilities. They also brought along older Military Working Dogs to socialize and interact with the spouses.

On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day, Military Working Dog handlers and their dogs provided demonstrations on: obedience, explosives detection, tracking, and attack capabilities. They also brought along older Military Working Dogs to socialize and interact with the spouses.

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On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day Major Aaron K. Wisherd, Company Commander for Utilities Instruction Company; donned a protective jacket and volunteered for a Military Working Dog demonstration.

On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day Major Aaron K. Wisherd, Company Commander for Utilities Instruction Company; donned a protective jacket and volunteered for a Military Working Dog demonstration.

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On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day, Military Working Dog (MWD) handlers and their dogs provided demonstrations on: obedience, explosives detection, tracking, and attack capabilities. A MWD handler and his dog demonstrate an escorting technique where the dog maintains a safe distance from the detained individual while barking.

On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day, Military Working Dog (MWD) handlers and their dogs provided demonstrations on: obedience, explosives detection, tracking, and attack capabilities. A MWD handler and his dog demonstrate an escorting technique where the dog maintains a safe distance from the detained individual while barking.

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On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day, Military Working Dog (MWD) handlers and their dogs provided demonstrations on: obedience, explosives detection, tracking, and attack capabilities. The spouses and Marines learn about MWD history and meet one of the dogs.

On September 22, 2017 as part of Better Half Day, Military Working Dog (MWD) handlers and their dogs provided demonstrations on: obedience, explosives detection, tracking, and attack capabilities. The spouses and Marines learn about MWD history and meet one of the dogs.

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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

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, practice backing into tight spaces with the MK31 tractor trailor at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, practice backing into tight spaces with the MK31 tractor trailor at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

Photo by Cpl. Laura Mercado

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, load and unload shipping containers during a practical application exercise at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, load and unload shipping containers during a practical application exercise at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

Photo by Cpl. Laura Mercado

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, start the process of flipping the flaw on a Logistics Vehicle System Replacement vehicle at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, start the process of flipping the flaw on a Logistics Vehicle System Replacement vehicle at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

Photo by Cpl. Laura Mercado

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Operator Course, use a 5:1 ratio pulley system to flip a wrecked vehicle at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Operator Course, use a 5:1 ratio pulley system to flip a wrecked vehicle at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

Photo by Cpl. Laura Mercado

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, drive a Logistics Vehicle System Replacement vehicle during a practical application at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

U.S. Marines attending the Basic Motor Transportation Course, drive a Logistics Vehicle System Replacement vehicle during a practical application at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Marines attending this course are being trained to be safe and efficient Basic Motor Transportation Operators. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Tyler Pender)

Photo by Cpl. Laura Mercado

FMST Class 2017040 Training

FMST Class 2017040 Training

Photo by HM1 Alston

FMST Class 2017040 Training

FMST Class 2017040 Training

Photo by HM1 Alston

FMST Class 2017040 Training

FMST Class 2017040 Training

Photo by HM1 Alston

FMST Class 2017040 Training

FMST Class 2017040 Training

Photo by HM1 Alston

FMST Class 2017040 Training

FMST Class 2017040 Training

Photo by HM1 Alston

FMST Class 2017040 Training

FMST Class 2017040 Training

Photo by HM1 Alston

On 18 August, 2017 MCES held its annual Kids Rock Day. Throughout the day parents and children participated in engineer, utilities, and Marine themed activities which showcased their parents' contribution to MCES. One event challenged children to score a goal using water from a hose. Staff Sergeant David Hackman assists his son across Ellis Field to score a goal.

On 18 August, 2017 MCES held its annual Kids Rock Day. Throughout the day parents and children participated in engineer, utilities, and Marine themed activities which showcased their parents' contribution to MCES. One event challenged children to score a goal using water from a hose. Staff Sergeant David Hackman assists his son across Ellis Field to score a goal.

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On 18 August, 2017 MCES held its annual Kids Rock Day. Throughout the day parents and children participated in engineer, utilities, and Marine themed activities which showcased their parents' contribution to MCES. One of the events was a robot race where children would operate a robot through a lane, complete a turn, then return.

On 18 August, 2017 MCES held its annual Kids Rock Day. Throughout the day parents and children participated in engineer, utilities, and Marine themed activities which showcased their parents' contribution to MCES. One of the events was a robot race where children would operate a robot through a lane, complete a turn, then return.

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On 18 August, 2017 MCES held its annual Kids Rock Day. The first event of the day was a short fartlek run with a modified obstacle course. Staff Sergeant Beau Varner helps his son over the wall as part of the modified obstacle course.

On 18 August, 2017 MCES held its annual Kids Rock Day. The first event of the day was a short fartlek run with a modified obstacle course. Staff Sergeant Beau Varner helps his son over the wall as part of the modified obstacle course.

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