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Keith Strickland
· January 14, 2017
Place of excellence and proud history. Makes my second time there always awesome times. This was a memorable day for me tho. I was at the millers landing to wit...ness the retirement of a close and dear friend of mine GySgt Barker. It was amazing to see this event and take in some of the sites as well as see some of the historic aircrafts on the way in. See More
Messy Potamia
· June 3, 2017
I was at MCAS CPNC from 1972-76 (H&MS-14 Avionics). I had gotten my A-level USPA Parachutist certification while at NAS Memphis so I immediately joined the Mari...ne Sport Parachute Club Cherry Point (MSPCCP). Back in the days of Capt. Fred Nickels, Capt. John Langdon. And could never forget LtCol Stanley Wawrzyniak (sp?), provost marshal. He loved us, we were scared to death of him.
I was the Secretary-Treasurer, VP, and then the club president. We trained hundreds of Marines (and their spouses, when we used the civilian drop zone in Lewisburg, Franklin County Sport Parachute Center). I still remember those days jumpmastering our students out of the '46s & H1Ns out of New River when they could fly for us. I understand there aren't any more sport parachute clubs like there were back in my day and you're stuck with whatever MWR can come up with if anything at all. Also, we used to do water jump demos each year for the Swansboro Mullet Festival. Great memories, great times, great friends. Some day I'll have to stop by the Air Station one of those time I'm traveling through eastern NC. Semper Fi. And Stay Safe! (I was CSO & DZSO also!) See More
Jovette Muniz
· April 3, 2017
I was stationed there back in the early 90s and enjoyed it. 🤗

As the President Of The Happy 😊 Club I believe in making the best of anywhere you go. Home 🏡 is where you lay your head. 😉
Jeanette Harris
· April 8, 2017
The Marine on base was very professional and I stayed at the Devil Dog Inn I was very comfortable and every thing was on point I was there for my Marine graduation SempiFi
Janice Toerne Clemens
· May 19, 2017
HOME!...Semper Fi!. Great place to grow up. Gave us kids great summers at Summer youth programs, Taught us everything. Worked at the exchange walked ran or biked everywhere on this base. Cherry Point I love you!
Rosemary Gordillo
· February 13, 2017
I came to visit my son, this is where I stayed, it was super clean, continental breakfast each morning, friendly staff, room was cozy, felt very safe here.
Shavonne Mcclain
· March 27, 2017
Excellent experience with my son & his family the Marines has definitely made him complete,strong man,husband, son,human being. The facility was very nice,security was tight,people were nice,I will return soon.
Tina Beaulac
· April 17, 2017
This was our first visit, I brought my mom there to see where my dad had been stationed many moons ago and it was great for her to see part of his past now that he's gone
Peggy Caldwell
· May 24, 2017
From check in to check out the service was great. Staff very friendly and efficient especially Miss Mindy. Room great - everything worked, well stocked and clean.
Dana Petersen Moore
· November 12, 2016
Thank you MCAS Cherry Point for hosting the Petersen Family. The Naming Ceremony for USS Lt. Gen. Frank E. Petersen, Jr. was a wonderful honor and tribute to a great man and a terrific father. We were pleased to meet so many members of our USMC family, and hope to return soon.
LLonna Jo Fultz
· February 5, 2017
Great place, great people. Looking forward to our next trip there to see our son. ❤🇺🇸
Steven McCurdy
· December 21, 2016
WE gave over $20,000 CASH BACK to our Hero Clients who sold or bought a home in this year of 2016. Thank you to our Heroes and Merry Christmas. We look forward to giving back MORE Heroes Reward Checks in 2017.
Angella Ackie
· May 12, 2017
Beautiful place, awesome watching the marines in motion
Octavia E. Jones
· May 10, 2017
I met my husband there in 1989. Very proud of the time that we both served there.
Faith Sparks
· December 26, 2016
I was born here. A special place in my heart for these Marines. ♥
Jerry Powell
· February 21, 2017
I was a young marine first state side duty station did my time TAD at Slocum boat docks had it made.
Jill Scoular
· January 24, 2017
I was just there to see my son return from deployment. Everyone was so hospitable and helpful, it was a wonderful experience. Thank you!
Mary Swonger
· January 24, 2017
Stationed there 13 out 0f 21 years in the Marine Corps. LOED it there. It's family ♥
Lourie Ambrose
· January 18, 2017
It'll always be home � Marine Corps Brat and Proud of it.
Rebekah Standiford Nabors
· May 1, 2016
We had a GREAT time! Everything went smoothly, in comparison to the Wings over Wayne show we attended last year. Our family had a fun time at both, but this was... MUCH more enjoyable--better traffic flow; more to see and do; bathrooms strategically placed; overall, well thought out and planned! Very affordable family fun day! Thank you for the memories and for your service :-D See More
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2nd LAAD hits the range with machine guns, grenade launchers
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Marines assigned to 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion send rounds down range using various weapons at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., June 6, 2017. The Marines honed their skills firing the M240B machine gun as well as the M203 and MK19 grenade launchers. Approximately 80 Marines qualified on all three weapon systems during this live-fire training. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Cody Lemons/Released)

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