Private First Class Mary H. Walters, a 19-year-old field wireman from Blackfoot, Idaho, inserts a tube inside the nose of Cpl. Monica S. Mendoza, 20 from El Paso, Texas, a Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear defense specialist during a Combat Life Saver class during Lioness training. - Private First Class Mary H. Walters, a 19-year-old field wireman from Blackfoot, Idaho, inserts a tube inside the nose of Cpl. Monica S. Mendoza, 20 from El Paso, Texas, a Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear defense specialist during a Combat Life Saver class during Lioness training.

Pfc. Joshua T. Hatfield, a 22-year-old from Phoenix, adjusts a tire rim in the I.H.O.T. tent ("Iraqi House of Tires") at Camp Fallujah Mar. 6. He's a motor-vehicle mechanic currently assigned to 1st Platoon, Maintenance Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, and started a seven-month tour in late February. About 100 Marines make up the company, which is responsible for maintaining and repairing almost every piece of machinery used by Regimental Combat Team 1, 1st Marine Division. They also support all units and organizations based at Camp Fallujah, as well as the military and police transition teams working with the Iraqi Security Forces in the area. - Pfc. Joshua T. Hatfield, a 22-year-old from Phoenix, adjusts a tire rim in the I.H.O.T. tent ("Iraqi House of Tires") at Camp Fallujah Mar. 6. He's a motor-vehicle mechanic currently assigned to 1st Platoon, Maintenance Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, and started a seven-month tour in late February. About 100 Marines make up the company, which is responsible for maintaining and repairing almost every piece of machinery used by Regimental Combat Team 1, 1st Marine Division. They also support all units and organizations based at Camp Fallujah, as well as the military and police transition teams working with the Iraqi Security Forces in the area.

AT-TAQADDUM, Iraq - Navy Petty Officer First Class, Daniel S. Harper, Construction electrician, with the detachment here, receives a Navy Achievement Medal for his accomplishments with NMCB-1 and his roll as a supervisor during the Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. ?I have never seen anything like this,? said Harper from Meridian, Miss. ?It?s the end of my tour and I received a NAM on the Seabees birthday, that?s something that I will never forget.? - AT-TAQADDUM, Iraq - Navy Petty Officer First Class, Daniel S. Harper, Construction electrician, with the detachment here, receives a Navy Achievement Medal for his accomplishments with NMCB-1 and his roll as a supervisor during the Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. ?I have never seen anything like this,? said Harper from Meridian, Miss. ?It?s the end of my tour and I received a NAM on the Seabees birthday, that?s something that I will never forget.?

Lt. Col. David Nathanson, commanding officer of Combat Logistics Battalion 1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, unveils the battalion guidon during a transfer-of-authority ceremony in Camp Fallujah Mar. 5. CLB-8 turned responsibilities over to CLB-1, based out of Camp Pendleton, Calif., and is scheduled to return to the United States by mid-March. They completed more than 330 resupply missions during their seven-month deployment, delivering nearly a million gallons of fuel and 500,000 gallons of water to Regimental Combat Team 6 and RCT-1. They also emplaced about 10 million tons of concrete barriers, making their area safer for coalition and Iraqi forces. - Lt. Col. David Nathanson, commanding officer of Combat Logistics Battalion 1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, unveils the battalion guidon during a transfer-of-authority ceremony in Camp Fallujah Mar. 5. CLB-8 turned responsibilities over to CLB-1, based out of Camp Pendleton, Calif., and is scheduled to return to the United States by mid-March. They completed more than 330 resupply missions during their seven-month deployment, delivering nearly a million gallons of fuel and 500,000 gallons of water to Regimental Combat Team 6 and RCT-1. They also emplaced about 10 million tons of concrete barriers, making their area safer for coalition and Iraqi forces.

Cpl. Jessica A. Cox, a 24-year-old from Waynesville, Mo., controls the flow of patients at a Cooperative Medical Engagement event in as-Saqlawiyah, Iraq, Feb. 29. The event provided free medical care for more than 200 civilians in the community. Iraqi culture discourages male-female interaction in public, so a female team provided care and posted security for women and children. The CME events are continuous throughout Al Anbar Province. The combined effort between Iraqi personnel and coalition forces is part of the Iraqi Women's Engagement program driven by the U.S. Department of State. Cox is deployed to Camp Taqaddum as a utility electrician with Marine Wing Support Squadron 272, 2nd Marine Air Wing. - Cpl. Jessica A. Cox, a 24-year-old from Waynesville, Mo., controls the flow of patients at a Cooperative Medical Engagement event in as-Saqlawiyah, Iraq, Feb. 29. The event provided free medical care for more than 200 civilians in the community. Iraqi culture discourages male-female interaction in public, so a female team provided care and posted security for women and children. The CME events are continuous throughout Al Anbar Province. The combined effort between Iraqi personnel and coalition forces is part of the Iraqi Women's Engagement program driven by the U.S. Department of State. Cox is deployed to Camp Taqaddum as a utility electrician with Marine Wing Support Squadron 272, 2nd Marine Air Wing.