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Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow

Barstow, California

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Sergeant Moses Machuca (left), and First Sgt. Edward Kretschmer, stablemen with the Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., present arms during the 2014 Barstow Rodeo Stampede, Sept. 27 at the stables here. The MCG presented colors to open the rodeo with the 11th Armored Calvary Regiment from National Training Center, Fort Irwin.

Sergeant Moses Machuca (left), and First Sgt. Edward Kretschmer, stablemen with the Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., present arms during the 2014 Barstow Rodeo Stampede, Sept. 27 at the stables here. The MCG presented colors to open the rodeo with the 11th Armored Calvary Regiment from National Training Center, Fort Irwin.

Photo by Cpl. Samuel Ranney

Colonel Michael L. Scalise (right), commanding officer of Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., holds up a gift given by Col. Jonathan P. Braga (left), Fort Irwin Garrison commander, during the 2014 Military Mixer. During the social setting, the neighboring Army and Marine Corps bases exchanged rivalry jokes.

Colonel Michael L. Scalise (right), commanding officer of Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., holds up a gift given by Col. Jonathan P. Braga (left), Fort Irwin Garrison commander, during the 2014 Military Mixer. During the social setting, the neighboring Army and Marine Corps bases exchanged rivalry jokes.

Photo by Cpl. Samuel Ranney

Officer Christopher Dixon and K9 partner, Hoky, search for simulated narcotics and explosives during a training exercise aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Sept. 2. Dixon led the K9 though a large warehouse on MCLBB in order to find the simulated materials.

Officer Christopher Dixon and K9 partner, Hoky, search for simulated narcotics and explosives during a training exercise aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Sept. 2. Dixon led the K9 though a large warehouse on MCLBB in order to find the simulated materials.

Photo by Carlos Guerra

Sergeant Steven B. Waddell, with Fleet Support Division, Production Plant Barstow, receives a quilt from Quilts of Valor during Quarterly Awards breakfast, Aug., 20. Quilts of Valor volunteers make quilts for deserving service members around the world.

Sergeant Steven B. Waddell, with Fleet Support Division, Production Plant Barstow, receives a quilt from Quilts of Valor during Quarterly Awards breakfast, Aug., 20. Quilts of Valor volunteers make quilts for deserving service members around the world.

Photo by Carlos Guerra

Service and Safety Honored At Quarterly Awards

Service and Safety Honored At Quarterly Awards

Photo by Carlos Guerra

Brigadier General Edward D. Banta, Commanding General of MCI West-MCB Camp Pendleton, visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Sept. 19. Banta received a tour of the base from Col. Michael L. Scalise, commanding officer of MCLB Barstow. Banta was taken to Marine Depot Maintenance Command on the Yermo Annex and given a detailed tour of the Marine Corps’ largest one-story building here. He was then escorted to the Nebo Annex where he was given a brief and ate lunch at the base’s family restaurant. He was also shown the wind turbine on base, as well as base housing and the barracks.

Brigadier General Edward D. Banta, Commanding General of MCI West-MCB Camp Pendleton, visited Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Sept. 19. Banta received a tour of the base from Col. Michael L. Scalise, commanding officer of MCLB Barstow. Banta was taken to Marine Depot Maintenance Command on the Yermo Annex and given a detailed tour of the Marine Corps’ largest one-story building here. He was then escorted to the Nebo Annex where he was given a brief and ate lunch at the base’s family restaurant. He was also shown the wind turbine on base, as well as base housing and the barracks.

Photo by Cpl. Norman Eckles

Marines from Combat Logistics Battalion-15 practice securing a Humvee to a rail car while aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif. on Aug 15. The Marines learned how to load, tie down, and prepare vehicles for transportation via rail in order to expand their logistical skill set.

Marines from Combat Logistics Battalion-15 practice securing a Humvee to a rail car while aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif. on Aug 15. The Marines learned how to load, tie down, and prepare vehicles for transportation via rail in order to expand their logistical skill set.

Photo by Carlos Guerra

Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow’s Fire Department responds to a simulated oil spill on base, Aug., 14. Emergency service personnel were evaluated on how they handled the situation.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow’s Fire Department responds to a simulated oil spill on base, Aug., 14. Emergency service personnel were evaluated on how they handled the situation.

Photo by Laurie Pearson

Members of Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow’s Special Reaction Team participate in a training exercise at National Training Center Fort Irwin, July 29. MCLB Barstow’s SRT trains regularly to be ready at all times for on-call emergencies.

Members of Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow’s Special Reaction Team participate in a training exercise at National Training Center Fort Irwin, July 29. MCLB Barstow’s SRT trains regularly to be ready at all times for on-call emergencies.

Photo by Carlos Guerra

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Courtesy Photo

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Students and their parents stock up on back to school supplies donated
to Marine Corps Logistics Base, Barstow by local stores.

Students and their parents stock up on back to school supplies donated to Marine Corps Logistics Base, Barstow by local stores.

Photo by Krista Cacace

Environmental Operations Photo

Environmental Operations Photo

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Range Operations Photo

Range Operations Photo

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Rail Operations Photo

Rail Operations Photo

Photo by S-3

The ROMEOS, Retired Old Men Eating Out, from the Sun City retirement community in Apple Valley, Calif., pose for a group picture in front of Production Plant Barstow, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, July 21. The ROMEOS stay active and social during retirement by going out to eat each month and doing a different activity together.

The ROMEOS, Retired Old Men Eating Out, from the Sun City retirement community in Apple Valley, Calif., pose for a group picture in front of Production Plant Barstow, Marine Depot Maintenance Command, July 21. The ROMEOS stay active and social during retirement by going out to eat each month and doing a different activity together.

Photo by LCpl. Norman Eckles

Marines and base employees on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., were given a class on violence prevention by Lowell Rector and Steve Sullivan, class instructors, contracted with Headquarters Marine Corps, July 15. The class entailed instructors explaining different ways to tell if a person will cause bodily harm to him or herself, co-workers, or innocent bystanders. The three stages of anger, which is moderate, high, and extreme, were explained as well as indicators that can lead to someone becoming violent. The Violence Prevention Program was put into place to prevent violence in the workplace, from active shooters to verbal harassment.

Marines and base employees on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., were given a class on violence prevention by Lowell Rector and Steve Sullivan, class instructors, contracted with Headquarters Marine Corps, July 15. The class entailed instructors explaining different ways to tell if a person will cause bodily harm to him or herself, co-workers, or innocent bystanders. The three stages of anger, which is moderate, high, and extreme, were explained as well as indicators that can lead to someone becoming violent. The Violence Prevention Program was put into place to prevent violence in the workplace, from active shooters to verbal harassment.

Photo by LCpl. Norman Eckles

Marines and base employees on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., were given a class on violence prevention by Lowell Rector and Steve Sullivan, class instructors, contracted with Headquarters Marine Corps, July 15. The class entailed instructors explaining different ways to tell if a person will cause bodily harm to him or herself, co-workers, or innocent bystanders. The three stages of anger, which is moderate, high, and extreme, were explained as well as indicators that can lead to someone becoming violent. The Violence Prevention Program was put into place to prevent violence in the workplace, from active shooters to verbal harassment.

Marines and base employees on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., were given a class on violence prevention by Lowell Rector and Steve Sullivan, class instructors, contracted with Headquarters Marine Corps, July 15. The class entailed instructors explaining different ways to tell if a person will cause bodily harm to him or herself, co-workers, or innocent bystanders. The three stages of anger, which is moderate, high, and extreme, were explained as well as indicators that can lead to someone becoming violent. The Violence Prevention Program was put into place to prevent violence in the workplace, from active shooters to verbal harassment.

Photo by LCpl. Norman Eckles

Mike Johnson, (Left) machinist journeyman, has been working at the Production Plant Barstow for 32 years. The machinists follow a step-by-step process for all their work and must follow a very specific criteria or their work will not pass inspection and be transferred to the next shop.

Mike Johnson, (Left) machinist journeyman, has been working at the Production Plant Barstow for 32 years. The machinists follow a step-by-step process for all their work and must follow a very specific criteria or their work will not pass inspection and be transferred to the next shop.

Photo by Nate Lopez

Sgt Moises Machuca,(Above) stableman with the Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., lets children pet his horse, Reno, during the Kiddy Parade in Cody, Wyo., July 2.

Sgt Moises Machuca,(Above) stableman with the Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard on Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., lets children pet his horse, Reno, during the Kiddy Parade in Cody, Wyo., July 2.

Photo by LCpl. Norman Eckles

Girl filing doc: Taneshi Noel, student clerk at Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow’s Human Resource Office, files documents, June 23. New summer hires here are gaining on the job experience for future careers.

Girl filing doc: Taneshi Noel, student clerk at Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow’s Human Resource Office, files documents, June 23. New summer hires here are gaining on the job experience for future careers.

Photo by Krista Cacace

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Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow