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Thaiha Vo-Le, an education services specialist at Marine

Thaiha Vo-Le, an education services specialist at Marine

Thaiha Vo-Le, an education services specialist at Marine Corps Base Hawaii's Education Center Hawaii, offers schedules and additional information to fair attendees about the center. The Education Center has res... More

Marines and Sailors visit with recruiters from colleges

Marines and Sailors visit with recruiters from colleges

Marines and Sailors visit with recruiters from colleges and private companies during the 2015 Transition Readiness Program Job Fair, May 8, 2015. More than 40 companies, colleges, base organizations and governm... More

Correctional officers Anthony Smith (center) and Sam

Correctional officers Anthony Smith (center) and Sam

Correctional officers Anthony Smith (center) and Sam Gonzalez speak to Sgt. Brent Gibbs, a model simulation noncommissioned officer with the Operations and Training Department at Marine Corps Base Hawaii. The p... More

Correctional officers Anthony Smith (left) and Sam

Correctional officers Anthony Smith (left) and Sam

Correctional officers Anthony Smith (left) and Sam Gonzalez stand at their recruiting booth for the Federal Bureau of Prisons at the 2015 Transition Readiness Program Job Fair. Active duty service members can a... More

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