Cpl. Alfred J. Joseph, a tactical data network specialist with Communications Platoon, Headquarters and Service Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), looks on as two of his Marine Corps Martial Arts Program students practice the skills he taught them aboard Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, Feb. 21. Joseph enjoys helping Marines achieve their goals and believes MCMAP builds a lot of confidence in junior Marines. He is known by his peers and superiors to be reliable and says his motivation comes from a strong family bond. - Cpl. Alfred J. Joseph, a tactical data network specialist with Communications Platoon, Headquarters and Service Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), looks on as two of his Marine Corps Martial Arts Program students practice the skills he taught them aboard Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, Feb. 21. Joseph enjoys helping Marines achieve their goals and believes MCMAP builds a lot of confidence in junior Marines. He is known by his peers and superiors to be reliable and says his motivation comes from a strong family bond.

Cpl. Corey J. Hiles, a wrecker operator with Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward) uses a torch to cut a mine roller off of an immobilized Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle in Trek Nawa, Afghanistan, Feb. 25. The vehicle became stuck after a portion of the road it was travelling on gave out. The recovery was in support of 2nd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment. - Cpl. Corey J. Hiles, a wrecker operator with Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward) uses a torch to cut a mine roller off of an immobilized Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle in Trek Nawa, Afghanistan, Feb. 25. The vehicle became stuck after a portion of the road it was travelling on gave out. The recovery was in support of 2nd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment.

Sgt. John T. Flowers, refrigeration maintenance chief, Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), repairs an air-conditioning unit aboard Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, Feb. 17. Marines with CLB-3's Utilities Section have repaired nearly 300 generators and utility equipment for Marine units operating in Afghanistan's Helmand province. - Sgt. John T. Flowers, refrigeration maintenance chief, Support Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), repairs an air-conditioning unit aboard Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, Feb. 17. Marines with CLB-3's Utilities Section have repaired nearly 300 generators and utility equipment for Marine units operating in Afghanistan's Helmand province.

Lance Cpl. Jesse G. Mudd, 20, a welder with Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), inspects his work after welding metallic siding to a bridge in Durzay, Afghanistan, Jan. 22. Mudd, a native of Smith Center, Kansas, is the only metal worker for CLB-3's Engineer Company. While deployed to Afghanistan, Mudd has played a key role in several military construction projects for coalition units as well as civil development projects for the Afghan community. - Lance Cpl. Jesse G. Mudd, 20, a welder with Combat Logistics Battalion 3, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), inspects his work after welding metallic siding to a bridge in Durzay, Afghanistan, Jan. 22. Mudd, a native of Smith Center, Kansas, is the only metal worker for CLB-3's Engineer Company. While deployed to Afghanistan, Mudd has played a key role in several military construction projects for coalition units as well as civil development projects for the Afghan community.

Cpl. Yosty Villafuerte, quality control inspector, Maintenance Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 15 (Forward), tests ‘Medusa,’ an AMK-36 wrecker after it was repaired following its third improvised explosive device strike, a few months ago. Medusa can now resume her mission of recovering vehicles during combat operations in support of coalition forces, thanks to the Marines of Motor Transport Maintenance Platoon. - Cpl. Yosty Villafuerte, quality control inspector, Maintenance Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 15 (Forward), tests ‘Medusa,’ an AMK-36 wrecker after it was repaired following its third improvised explosive device strike, a few months ago. Medusa can now resume her mission of recovering vehicles during combat operations in support of coalition forces, thanks to the Marines of Motor Transport Maintenance Platoon.

Lance Cpl. Andrea Bernai, warehouse supply clerk, Supply Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 15 (Forward), 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), enters information into a symbol scanner, a device used to help log and track supplies on the storage lot at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, Jan. 10. Fewer than 90 Marines are responsible for manually filling orders to provide supplies including personal gear, truck parts and building materials to Marines operating in Nimruz and Helmand provinces. The supply lot on Camp Leatherneck is the largest supply lot in the Marine Corps. - Lance Cpl. Andrea Bernai, warehouse supply clerk, Supply Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 15 (Forward), 1st Marine Logistics Group (Forward), enters information into a symbol scanner, a device used to help log and track supplies on the storage lot at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, Jan. 10. Fewer than 90 Marines are responsible for manually filling orders to provide supplies including personal gear, truck parts and building materials to Marines operating in Nimruz and Helmand provinces. The supply lot on Camp Leatherneck is the largest supply lot in the Marine Corps.