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Recruit Andrea M. Robb, guide for Platoon 4039, Oscar

Recruit Andrea M. Robb, guide for Platoon 4039, Oscar

Recruit Andrea M. Robb, guide for Platoon 4039, Oscar Company, 4th Recruit Training Battalion, stands with the rest of her group as they are instructed by their drill instructors before beginning an event at th... More

Recruit Andrea M. Robb, guide for Platoon 4039, Oscar

Recruit Andrea M. Robb, guide for Platoon 4039, Oscar

Recruit Andrea M. Robb, guide for Platoon 4039, Oscar Company, 4th Recruit Training Battalion, runs with her group to the next event of the Crucible at Page Field, Nov. 21.

Sergeant Andrea Robb, left, the Theater Provided Equipment

Sergeant Andrea Robb, left, the Theater Provided Equipment

Sergeant Andrea Robb, left, the Theater Provided Equipment clerk and Cpl. Anthony Santos, a supply administrative clerk with Marine Expeditionary Brigade - Afghanistan, organize supplies for retrograding back t... More

Lance Cpl. Adolfo Corona, a warehouse clerk with Marine

Lance Cpl. Adolfo Corona, a warehouse clerk with Marine

Lance Cpl. Adolfo Corona, a warehouse clerk with Marine Expeditionary Brigade - Afghanistan, stacks boxes that will be retrograded back to the States aboard Camp Leatherneck, Helmand province, Afghanistan, Aug.... More

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