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Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow

Barstow, California

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Colonel Michael L. Scalise, commanding officer of Marine Corps Logistics base Barstow, speaks in front of Marines and Civilian Marines during the Voluntary Protection Program’s Lunch and Learn, Aug. 30. Scalise presented three different awards to departments who exceeded the high safety standards throughout the command.

Colonel Michael L. Scalise, commanding officer of Marine Corps Logistics base Barstow, speaks in front of Marines and Civilian Marines during the Voluntary Protection Program’s Lunch and Learn, Aug. 30. Scalise presented three different awards to departments who exceeded the high safety standards throughout the command.

Photo by Pfc. Samuel Ranney

Lorella A. Garcia, the command’s fifth recipient, was presented the award to recognize the hard work she put in to become a certified financial manager.

Lorella A. Garcia, the command’s fifth recipient, was presented the award to recognize the hard work she put in to become a certified financial manager.

Photo by Pfc. Samuel Ranney

Cpl. Van Truong, an adjutant clerk with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Calif., corrects one of the SHOCK students as a form of instilling discipline, Aug.24. The SHOCK program helps the misguided teens of Apple Valley, Calif. become better citizens. Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Cpl. Van Truong, an adjutant clerk with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Calif., corrects one of the SHOCK students as a form of instilling discipline, Aug.24. The SHOCK program helps the misguided teens of Apple Valley, Calif. become better citizens. Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Photo by Pfc Norman Eckles

Cpl. Jorge Cazares and Lance Cpl. Luis E. Castro, legal and adjutant clerks with Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif. try to motivate and instill discipline into a SHOCK student. The SHOCK program is designed to teach High Desert teens leadership, discipline and moral courage. Photo by: Pfc. Norman Eckles

Cpl. Jorge Cazares and Lance Cpl. Luis E. Castro, legal and adjutant clerks with Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif. try to motivate and instill discipline into a SHOCK student. The SHOCK program is designed to teach High Desert teens leadership, discipline and moral courage. Photo by: Pfc. Norman Eckles

Photo by Pfc Norman Eckles

Cpl. Van Truong, an adjutant clerk with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Calif., motivates SHOCK students to push through the pain Aug, 24. The SHOCK program helps misguided teens of Apple Valley Calif. become upstanding citizens. Photo by: Pfc. Norman Eckles

Cpl. Van Truong, an adjutant clerk with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Calif., motivates SHOCK students to push through the pain Aug, 24. The SHOCK program helps misguided teens of Apple Valley Calif. become upstanding citizens. Photo by: Pfc. Norman Eckles

Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Jessica Mcghee, a participant of the 4th Annual Rockin’ the High Desert Mud Run in Apple Valley, Calif., runs through a shower of water during the event Aug. 25. As participants ran the course, they were put through tough obstacles as they slipped and slid through the 5K course. Participants tackled mud pits, hurdles, ladders, slides, walls and an ice bath. Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Jessica Mcghee, a participant of the 4th Annual Rockin’ the High Desert Mud Run in Apple Valley, Calif., runs through a shower of water during the event Aug. 25. As participants ran the course, they were put through tough obstacles as they slipped and slid through the 5K course. Participants tackled mud pits, hurdles, ladders, slides, walls and an ice bath. Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Lakyn Schafer (right), an accident investigator with Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., runs the 4th Annual Rockin’ the High Desert Mud Run in Apple Valley Calif. The mud run was sponsored by Sunset Hills Children’s Charity and the Victor Valley College Foundation to raise money for teens going through hardships with aspirations of going to college. Participants in the event ran for several reasons, including, charity, leisure, or personal fitness. Photo by: Pfc. Norman Eckles

Lakyn Schafer (right), an accident investigator with Marine Corps Police Department, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., runs the 4th Annual Rockin’ the High Desert Mud Run in Apple Valley Calif. The mud run was sponsored by Sunset Hills Children’s Charity and the Victor Valley College Foundation to raise money for teens going through hardships with aspirations of going to college. Participants in the event ran for several reasons, including, charity, leisure, or personal fitness. Photo by: Pfc. Norman Eckles

Photo by Pfc. Norman Eckles

Sergeant Chad Ostrander, communications assets manager and Lance Cpl. Luis Castro, adjutant clerk, both stationed with Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, try to out-muscle each other during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Sergeant Chad Ostrander, communications assets manager and Lance Cpl. Luis Castro, adjutant clerk, both stationed with Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, try to out-muscle each other during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Sgt. Chad Ostrander, communications assets manager and Lance Cpl. Luis Castro, adjutant clerk, both stationed with Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow try to out-muscle each other while grappling during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Sgt. Chad Ostrander, communications assets manager and Lance Cpl. Luis Castro, adjutant clerk, both stationed with Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow try to out-muscle each other while grappling during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Corporals Van Truong and Christopher Foster, adjutant clerks with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, June 6.

Corporals Van Truong and Christopher Foster, adjutant clerks with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Corporals Van Truong and Christopher Foster, adjutant clerks, Headquarters Battalion with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Corporals Van Truong and Christopher Foster, adjutant clerks, Headquarters Battalion with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Corporals Christopher Foster and Van Truong, adjutant clerks, Headquarters Battalion with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Corporals Christopher Foster and Van Truong, adjutant clerks, Headquarters Battalion with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Sgt. Anthony Villalobos, assistant chief for S-3 and S-4 and Cpl. Sir Edward Daniels, an armorer, with Headquarters Battalion aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard MCLB Barstow, June 6.

Sgt. Anthony Villalobos, assistant chief for S-3 and S-4 and Cpl. Sir Edward Daniels, an armorer, with Headquarters Battalion aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard MCLB Barstow, June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Cpl. Brian Chandronnet observes Sgt. Anthony Villalobos, assistant chief for S-3 and S-4 and Cpl. Sir Edward Daniels, an armorer, with Headquarters Battalion aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard MCLB Barstow, June 6.

Cpl. Brian Chandronnet observes Sgt. Anthony Villalobos, assistant chief for S-3 and S-4 and Cpl. Sir Edward Daniels, an armorer, with Headquarters Battalion aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard MCLB Barstow, June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Sgt. Anthony Villalobos, assistant chief for S-3 and S-4 and Cpl. Sir Edward Daniels, an armorer with Headquarters Battalion aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard MCLB Barstow, June 6.

Sgt. Anthony Villalobos, assistant chief for S-3 and S-4 and Cpl. Sir Edward Daniels, an armorer with Headquarters Battalion aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, grapple during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard MCLB Barstow, June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Staff Sgt. Paul Coursey, operations chief for Fleet Support Division stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, tests out a new piece of resistance equipment at the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Staff Sgt. Paul Coursey, operations chief for Fleet Support Division stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, tests out a new piece of resistance equipment at the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Sergeant Chad Ostrander, communications assets manager, Headquarters Battalion with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, demonstrates one of the many stations of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Sergeant Chad Ostrander, communications assets manager, Headquarters Battalion with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, demonstrates one of the many stations of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Curt Lambert

Master Sergeant Barvon Lav, Communications Chief aboard with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, demonstrates one of the many stations of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Master Sergeant Barvon Lav, Communications Chief aboard with Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, demonstrates one of the many stations of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Curt Lambert

Corporal Miguel Verdin, an automotive diesel mechanic with Fleet Support Division stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, tests out a new piece of resistance equipment at the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Corporal Miguel Verdin, an automotive diesel mechanic with Fleet Support Division stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, tests out a new piece of resistance equipment at the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

Lance Corporal Aaron Thornton, a calibration technician with Fleet Support Division stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, flips a tire for physical conditioning during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Lance Corporal Aaron Thornton, a calibration technician with Fleet Support Division stationed aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, flips a tire for physical conditioning during the grand opening of the new martial arts training facility aboard the installation June 6.

Photo by Cpl. Thomas A. Bricker

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Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow