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mcb camp lejeune holds a wreath laying ceremony in honor of the 37th beirut memorial observance

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Julianne Froncek, the pound keeper with the Military

Julianne Froncek, the pound keeper with the Military

Julianne Froncek, the pound keeper with the Military Order of the Devil Dogs, delivers her remarks during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 20... More

Veterans with the Marine Corps League set down a ceremonial

Veterans with the Marine Corps League set down a ceremonial

Veterans with the Marine Corps League set down a ceremonial wreath during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2020. The ceremony is held annuall... More

Veterans with the Marine Corps League set down a ceremonial

Veterans with the Marine Corps League set down a ceremonial

Veterans with the Marine Corps League set down a ceremonial wreath during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2020. The ceremony is held annuall... More

Ray Randell, a chaplain with the Marine Corps League,

Ray Randell, a chaplain with the Marine Corps League,

Ray Randell, a chaplain with the Marine Corps League, salutes the colors during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2020. The ceremony is held a... More

Service members, veterans and their families bow their

Service members, veterans and their families bow their

Service members, veterans and their families bow their heads for a moment of silence during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2020. The ceremo... More

Veterans with the Marine Corps League salute a ceremonial

Veterans with the Marine Corps League salute a ceremonial

Veterans with the Marine Corps League salute a ceremonial wreath during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2020. The ceremony is held annually ... More

Ray Randell, a chaplain with the Marine Corps League,

Ray Randell, a chaplain with the Marine Corps League,

Ray Randell, a chaplain with the Marine Corps League, salutes the colors during the annual Beirut Memorial Observance wreath laying ceremony on Camp Geiger, North Carolina, Oct. 23, 2020. The ceremony is held a... More

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