A brick inside the outdoor chapel of the Christ Church Graveyard in historic New Bern, N.C., is in fact a headstone for a couple who passed. The chapel is built on a land riddled with graves of those who passed during the times of the yellow fever outbreaks in New Bern. - A brick inside the outdoor chapel of the Christ Church Graveyard in historic New Bern, N.C., is in fact a headstone for a couple who passed. The chapel is built on a land riddled with graves of those who passed during the times of the yellow fever outbreaks in New Bern.

Cpl. Siobhan Garro, an aircraft maintenance administration specialist with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 252 and native of Tampa, Fla., uses the global management and optimal administrative maintenance activity servers to turn information given to her by pilots, crew chiefs, mechanics and other personnel into useful logs and archives. - Cpl. Siobhan Garro, an aircraft maintenance administration specialist with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 252 and native of Tampa, Fla., uses the global management and optimal administrative maintenance activity servers to turn information given to her by pilots, crew chiefs, mechanics and other personnel into useful logs and archives.

Marines with Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 1 form up three of the squadron’s EA-6B Prowlers for takeoff on the Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point flight line Sept. 27. The Marines, from VMAQ-1 and 4, and 6 Prowlers departed to Alaska for participation in RED FLAG-Alaska 13-1, a series of field training exercises throughout the state and western Canada until Oct. 19. The purpose is to allow for U.S. and coalition forces to provide joint offensive and counter-air interdiction, close-air support and large force employment training in a simulated combat environment. - Marines with Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 1 form up three of the squadron’s EA-6B Prowlers for takeoff on the Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point flight line Sept. 27. The Marines, from VMAQ-1 and 4, and 6 Prowlers departed to Alaska for participation in RED FLAG-Alaska 13-1, a series of field training exercises throughout the state and western Canada until Oct. 19. The purpose is to allow for U.S. and coalition forces to provide joint offensive and counter-air interdiction, close-air support and large force employment training in a simulated combat environment.

Sgt. Sean A. Walker, a native of Port Lavaca, Texas, is an administration personnel chief at Fleet Readiness Center East aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. He services the more than 40 Marines attached to the Naval command. - Sgt. Sean A. Walker, a native of Port Lavaca, Texas, is an administration personnel chief at Fleet Readiness Center East aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. He services the more than 40 Marines attached to the Naval command.

Two young girls take the controls of an AH-1W Cobra during a visit to Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Sept. 26. Twenty-eight students from St. Paul Catholic School in nearby New Bern, N.C., took a field trip to the air station to visit the Hercules squadron and Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 467. Maj. Scott Weinpel, left, an AH-1W Cobra pilot with HMLA-467, showed the students around the squadron’s attack helicopters and said, “Anytime we can give back to the community, that’s what this is about.” - Two young girls take the controls of an AH-1W Cobra during a visit to Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Sept. 26. Twenty-eight students from St. Paul Catholic School in nearby New Bern, N.C., took a field trip to the air station to visit the Hercules squadron and Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 467. Maj. Scott Weinpel, left, an AH-1W Cobra pilot with HMLA-467, showed the students around the squadron’s attack helicopters and said, “Anytime we can give back to the community, that’s what this is about.”