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Marines and sailors of a reaction team from Naval

Marines and sailors of a reaction team from Naval

Marines and sailors of a reaction team from Naval Construction Battalion Center ride in amphibious tractors through the ruins of neighborhoods in Southern Mississippi after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina ... More

CWO 4 Jerod Murphy, assistant ordnance officer for

CWO 4 Jerod Murphy, assistant ordnance officer for

CWO 4 Jerod Murphy, assistant ordnance officer for 1st Marine Division, and John Morash Sr., a retired Marine, pose together at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Gulfport, Miss., Aug. 12, 2015. Murphy visited... More

CWO4 Jerod Murphy, assistant ordnance officer for 1st

CWO4 Jerod Murphy, assistant ordnance officer for 1st

CWO4 Jerod Murphy, assistant ordnance officer for 1st Marine Division, and Master Sgt. Shannon Sweeney, operations chief, ordnance officer and Inspector-Instructor for Combat Logistics Battalion 451, look at a ... More

Marines and sailors of a reaction team from Naval

Marines and sailors of a reaction team from Naval

Marines and sailors of a reaction team from Naval Construction Battalion Center observe a resident searching through the ruins of a neighborhood in Waveland, Mississippi after the devastation of Hurricane Katri... More

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