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Bob Bullion, known as DJ Bob, joined the Marine Corps in 1969. Bullion was fixated on becoming a disc jockey and through his own personal drive and dedication he achieved that goal. He performed his first live show in April 1976 and stuck with it ever since. Today Bullion has performed more than 1,000 live shows and announced for numerous Japanese beauty contests. He continues his DJing whenever possible in Japan and hosts two shows, Golden Memories 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. every Wednesday and Urban Assault 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. every Thursday, on the American Forces Network radio station here, Power 1575. - Bob Bullion, known as DJ Bob, joined the Marine Corps in 1969. Bullion was fixated on becoming a disc jockey and through his own personal drive and dedication he achieved that goal. He performed his first live show in April 1976 and stuck with it ever since. Today Bullion has performed more than 1,000 live shows and announced for numerous Japanese beauty contests. He continues his DJing whenever possible in Japan and hosts two shows, Golden Memories 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. every Wednesday and Urban Assault 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. every Thursday, on the American Forces Network radio station here, Power 1575.
Wearing a stylish oversized, sequined pink bow, Tylor Apple runs toward the finish line at the end of the 5K walk/run to show his support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month on the seawall behind IronWorks Gym here Saturday. Apple joined his mother who brought her own flair by sporting a glamorous pink boa. - Wearing a stylish oversized, sequined pink bow, Tylor Apple runs toward the finish line at the end of the 5K walk/run to show his support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month on the seawall behind IronWorks Gym here Saturday. Apple joined his mother who brought her own flair by sporting a glamorous pink boa.
P.J. Kerr claims the Kuni Cup and bragging rights for Marine Aircraft Group 12 at the first ever Kuni Cup Golf Tournament at Torii Pines Golf Course here Oct. 15. MAG-12 took the cup with a combined score of 567 and left Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron begging with a score of 595. - P.J. Kerr claims the Kuni Cup and bragging rights for Marine Aircraft Group 12 at the first ever Kuni Cup Golf Tournament at Torii Pines Golf Course here Oct. 15. MAG-12 took the cup with a combined score of 567 and left Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron begging with a score of 595.
Lance Cpl. Elizabeth Thompson, a Combat Logistics Company 36 maintenance management specialist, puts a kevlar helmet on a local attending the 54th annual Iwakuni Festival hosted in the downtown area by the train station Sunday. More than 20 Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 171 and CLC-36 went to the festival dressed in their favorite uniforms to meet and greet locals. Approximately 98,000 people attended the festival hosted by the city of Iwakuni, Iwakuni Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Iwakuni Tourism Association. - Lance Cpl. Elizabeth Thompson, a Combat Logistics Company 36 maintenance management specialist, puts a kevlar helmet on a local attending the 54th annual Iwakuni Festival hosted in the downtown area by the train station Sunday. More than 20 Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 171 and CLC-36 went to the festival dressed in their favorite uniforms to meet and greet locals. Approximately 98,000 people attended the festival hosted by the city of Iwakuni, Iwakuni Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Iwakuni Tourism Association.
A soccer participant shoots the ball into the goal during a Special Olympics game at Penny Lake here Sunday. Approximately 120 athletes from Hiroshima and Yamaguchi Prefecture competed in the event. In total, more than 300 visitors attended the event. More than 60 station members volunteered their time to help support the internationally-recognized event. - A soccer participant shoots the ball into the goal during a Special Olympics game at Penny Lake here Sunday. Approximately 120 athletes from Hiroshima and Yamaguchi Prefecture competed in the event. In total, more than 300 visitors attended the event. More than 60 station members volunteered their time to help support the internationally-recognized event.
A Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 F/A-18 Hornet is arrested during landing after completing a basic fighter maneuver exercise during PHIBLEX 11 here Oct. 15. Marine Wing Supprort Squadron 172 expeditionary airfield specialists conducted the arrestment and restaged the arrestment gear in approximately seven minutes. - A Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 F/A-18 Hornet is arrested during landing after completing a basic fighter maneuver exercise during PHIBLEX 11 here Oct. 15. Marine Wing Supprort Squadron 172 expeditionary airfield specialists conducted the arrestment and restaged the arrestment gear in approximately seven minutes.
A U.S. Sailor rings a bell as the guest's of honor enter the banquest hall during the U.S. Navy ball, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, October 15, 2010. Sailors gathered for the 235th birthday ball of the U.S. Navy to celebrate the Navy's traditions and history. - A U.S. Sailor rings a bell as the guest's of honor enter the banquest hall during the U.S. Navy ball, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, October 15, 2010. Sailors gathered for the 235th birthday ball of the U.S. Navy to celebrate the Navy's traditions and history.
Debby Jean, self-defense class participant, practices performing a knee strike at a self-defense class at IronWorks Gym here Oct. 9. Marines and civilians coordinated a self-defense class in light of Domestic Violence Awareness month. - Debby Jean, self-defense class participant, practices performing a knee strike at a self-defense class at IronWorks Gym here Oct. 9. Marines and civilians coordinated a self-defense class in light of Domestic Violence Awareness month.
Cpl. William Higgins, fixed-wing airframes aircraft mechanic with Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224, overlooks flight surfaces on an F/A-18 Hornet jet during a phase Bravo inspection here Oct. 5. A Bravo inspection requires multiple electrical and mechanical components to be taken apart, undone and then re-installed. Inspections must be done on an aircraft every time it accumulates 200 flying hours. - Cpl. William Higgins, fixed-wing airframes aircraft mechanic with Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224, overlooks flight surfaces on an F/A-18 Hornet jet during a phase Bravo inspection here Oct. 5. A Bravo inspection requires multiple electrical and mechanical components to be taken apart, undone and then re-installed. Inspections must be done on an aircraft every time it accumulates 200 flying hours.