Stories

A junior Marine aboard MCLB takes advantage of the resources available at McTureous Hall and looks through a Korean language course. The Korean course is just one of many languages available through the base library. - A junior Marine aboard MCLB takes advantage of the resources available at McTureous Hall and looks through a Korean language course. The Korean course is just one of many languages available through the base library.

Colton Sheehy-Perry, son of Kayleigh Sheehy and Sgt. Benjamin Perry holds his mother’s hand while at the park aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Oct. 22. - Colton Sheehy-Perry, son of Kayleigh Sheehy and Sgt. Benjamin Perry holds his mother’s hand while at the park aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Oct. 22.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Commanding Officer, Col. Michael L. Scalise, and Assistant Secretary of the Navy, (Energy, Installation and Environment), Roger Natsuhara, cut the red ribbon, officially opening one of two solar farms aboard the base, Oct. 18. The two sites aboard the base include 2.73 acres on Nebo and 4.82 acres on the Yermo annex of the base. - Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Commanding Officer, Col. Michael L. Scalise, and Assistant Secretary of the Navy, (Energy, Installation and Environment), Roger Natsuhara, cut the red ribbon, officially opening one of two solar farms aboard the base, Oct. 18. The two sites aboard the base include 2.73 acres on Nebo and 4.82 acres on the Yermo annex of the base.

A performer from the Namad Artz Polynesian Fire Dancers performs for families aboard MCLB Barstow during the Ohana Festival, Sept. 27. - A performer from the Namad Artz Polynesian Fire Dancers performs for families aboard MCLB Barstow during the Ohana Festival, Sept. 27.

From left to right, Darwin O’Neal, Chief of Marine Corps Police Department aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Edwin Wisemon, administration officer with Fleet Support Division aboard the base, Robert Jackson, MCLB Barstow’s public affairs officer, William Atkinson, deputy chief of MCPD aboard the base and Richard Holman, an instructor with Homeland Security Solutions Incorporated, pose for a group photo Sept. 20. Each of the gentlemen, along with several others aboard MCLB Barstow, retired from the Marine Corps as master sergeants and now work in supervisory roles aboard the installation. - From left to right, Darwin O’Neal, Chief of Marine Corps Police Department aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Edwin Wisemon, administration officer with Fleet Support Division aboard the base, Robert Jackson, MCLB Barstow’s public affairs officer, William Atkinson, deputy chief of MCPD aboard the base and Richard Holman, an instructor with Homeland Security Solutions Incorporated, pose for a group photo Sept. 20. Each of the gentlemen, along with several others aboard MCLB Barstow, retired from the Marine Corps as master sergeants and now work in supervisory roles aboard the installation.

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.

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.