Maj. Gen. Robert Neller, the director of Marine Corps University, speaks with Chuck Jenks, deputy director of the Quantico Public Affairs Office, and Charlie Grow, deputy director of the National Museum of the Marine Corps, at the grand opening of the Operation Just Cause exhibit at the museum on May Read more…
The Director’s Cut: DivPA’s Monthly Newsletter to the Marine Corps’ PA Community is now online you can download it here Marines – Marine Corps Combat Correspondents achieved unprecedented honors this year as you swept the Defense Department’s Thomas Jefferson Awards. “Unprecedented and historic,” is how the chief of combat correspondents, Read more…
From Steve: Thank you, my dear Marine friends. I have truly learned what Semper Fidelis means. My wife, Lou Bowman Ford Stibbens, passed peacefully in her sleep at 0500, 1 May. Daughter Suzanne and I were with her. She leaves us with 51 years of love and wonderful memories. Lucy Read more…
The second 2010 issue of “Now Hear This” the official USMCCCA newsletter, should be arriving in your mailbox soon. If you DO NOT receive it, then you need to make sure CCHQ has your correct mailing address. You can MAKE SURE you get future newsletters by using the membership update form Read more…
Hey members! Would you like to promote your website or business? If you are a paid member of the USMCCCA you can do this for FREE. Just submit your URL to the webmaster here. Websites will be rotated and posted on slow news days. Marines, throw some business to these folks, Read more…
Col. Bryan Salas, Director of Marine Corps Public Affairs and his wife Tracey at Fort Shelby, Mississippi welcomes their eldest son Brandon home from Iraq. LT Salas is currently assigned as an infantry platoon commander with the Mississippi Rifles (1st Bn, 155th INF, Mississippi Army National Guard).
If you missed the Feb. 28 2010 CC and Mustang cruise and pre-cruise package you can see photos of the fun they all had courtesy of Mustang, Jim Klingerman here. They were among the first to visit the new additions at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans. And Read more…
When Keith Oliver’s home town throws a parade, its citizens turn out regardless of the weather. Eustis, FL, located about 40 miles north of Orlando in the heart of Central Florida, annually celebrates GeorgeFest, in honor of our Nation’s first president. This year the Eustis Historical Society honored its home Read more…
Former national president Keith Oliver returned to his Eustis, Fla. boyhood, to speak at the opening ceremonies of “George Week” in this Central Florida community. Several hundred citizens turned out, including three of his brothers and several other family members to honor this hometown boy who “definitely made good.” Keith Read more…