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Archive: 2006

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1/25 comes to Combat Center, trains for deployment to Iraq

In preparation for their upcoming deployment to Iraq, 1st Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, 4th Marine Division, a reserve infantry unit from various New England states, arrived at the Combat Center Jan. 4 to begin pre-deployment training. Nicknamed “New England’s Own,” the battalion is headquartered at Devens Reserve Forces Training Area, Mass.,

James Robertson swerves past the defense and puts up a layup in a practice game against Marine Corps Communication-Electronics School team 2 Jan. 9 for the Commanding General?s Intramural Basketball League. - James Robertson swerves past the defense and puts up a layup in a practice game against Marine Corps Communication-Electronics School team 2 Jan. 9 for the Commanding General?s Intramural Basketball League.

CG’s basketball gears up for new season

The lights are hot, tensions are high and every eye in the crowd is on the man with the ball. Sweat pours down the face of every player as he struggles to be the one to take it to the hoop. It’s time once again for the Commanding General’s Intramural Basketball League. In the standings this year are: 3rd Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment;

Stop smoking, save lives

With a new year upon the world, it’s time once again to make resolutions for 2006. Whether it’s weight-loss, saving to purchase a new car, getting out of debt, or anything else, it’s a chance to be better than the year before. For tobacco users, why not try a tobacco cessation class for this New Year’s resolution? Robert E. Bush Naval Hospital

MCCES welcomes back students, highlights special services on base

The Marine Corps Communication-Electronics School began the New Year with a presentation called ‘Back in the Saddle’ at the Sunset Cinema Jan. 4. In less than three hours, students learned how to start off on the right track for 2006. The intent of the ‘Back in the Saddle’ presentation was to ensure students have the tools in their back pocket, so

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