World War II veterans arrive at the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., for a ceremony honoring their service in the Pacific theater March 11. The event was sponsored by Home Box Office and Honor Flight Network and coincided with the release of “The Pacific,” a ten-part miniseries following three Marines as they make their way through the Pacific theater of World War II. Honor Flight Network is a non-profit organization that offers trips to the capital for military veterans. - World War II veterans arrive at the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., for a ceremony honoring their service in the Pacific theater March 11. The event was sponsored by Home Box Office and Honor Flight Network and coincided with the release of “The Pacific,” a ten-part miniseries following three Marines as they make their way through the Pacific theater of World War II. Honor Flight Network is a non-profit organization that offers trips to the capital for military veterans.

Cpl. Justin Trinidad, a Marine security guard with Detachment Harare, Zimbabwe, Marine Corps Embassy Security Group, and his girlfriend, Kaylynn Hankey, enjoy the view from their canoe during a safari trip on the Zambezi River in Zimbabwe March 14. About 20 minutes later, Trinidad saved the life of another man on the trip when a hippopotamus attacked the group. - Cpl. Justin Trinidad, a Marine security guard with Detachment Harare, Zimbabwe, Marine Corps Embassy Security Group, and his girlfriend, Kaylynn Hankey, enjoy the view from their canoe during a safari trip on the Zambezi River in Zimbabwe March 14. About 20 minutes later, Trinidad saved the life of another man on the trip when a hippopotamus attacked the group.

Vendors at the first Experimental Forward Operating Base brief Gen. James T. Conway, commandant of the Marine Corps, on possible energy efficient solutions as he tours the technical demonstration March 12, 2010. Created by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory, ExFOB is a four-phase experiment that tests methods to reduce the logistical needs of combat units in a deployed environment. The Corps is seeking energy efficient solutions that are user-friendly and rugged enough to sustain transportation and avoid an additional burden on a deploying unit. - Vendors at the first Experimental Forward Operating Base brief Gen. James T. Conway, commandant of the Marine Corps, on possible energy efficient solutions as he tours the technical demonstration March 12, 2010. Created by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory, ExFOB is a four-phase experiment that tests methods to reduce the logistical needs of combat units in a deployed environment. The Corps is seeking energy efficient solutions that are user-friendly and rugged enough to sustain transportation and avoid an additional burden on a deploying unit.