#Marine Corps Base Quantico

[eraserdude6226]

From Fox News - ICE confirms Jordanians who attempted to breach Marine Corps Base Quantico were both in US illegally

ICE confirms Jordanians who attempted to breach Marine Corps Base Quantico were both in US illegally

Forgive me for sounding old, but when I was in the Army, this type of operation was called a "probe" where you test the security of an item/things/area you want to attack.

And the fact that these were illegals just gives even more credence to the cries that there are active terrorist cells training and/or running operations in this country!!

Just remember to keep your powder dry because if the country goes to shit, it'll be too late!!

Stay Frosty out there my friends!!!

[godisarepublican]

Yes

[crazycurly-77]

Quantico in Danger - pt. 1

Spellbound and worried to no end you all stood in front of the screen and watched the reports concerning the big fire because of the heat at the Marine corps base in Quantico. 

You observed that the wind was constantly changing so that the fire threatened to get out of control. 

“The fire must be prevented from spreading any further” you mumbled. 

Tim looked at you with a frown and spoke up “sure, but how should that be possible? They already do what they can.”

Staring at him you had an idea “there is a possibility” and you grinned. 

“That's it! Thanks, Tim!” you hugged him tightly and kissed him briefly on the cheek. 

Then you grabbed your mobile and called the fire fighters

“This is Y/N Y/L/N and I'm a pilot. We have two CL-215 Firefighting Aircrafts, do you need help?”

“Yeah, the wind changes constantly so the fire grows. There are tanks with gasoline and ammunition storages. We need to protect them from the fire or the whole camp will blow up.”

“Hang in there, we're coming.” You answered hurriedly and hung up. 

The whole team stood there stunned and observed what you were doing. 

You ignored them and called your colleagues on the airfield next. 

“Ray here” the other pilot of the second fire fighting airplane answered the phone. Exactly the man you wanted to speak to. 

“Hi, this is Y/N. You heard of the big fire in Quantico?” 

“Yes” 

“Good. We will fly there to help. So get the two CL-215s ready for take-off, refuel one manually, we don’t have time to take on water. I’ll fly ahead with the first plane. In the meantime, you can take on water with the second plane and come to help.”

“Okay, will do.”

With that you both hung up. 

Ray got to work and you turned around to meet the worried glances of the team. 

You felt with them and your heart flew out to them, but you had to go. 

“What are you up to?” Gibbs asked with a frown.

You sighed “the fire is spreading quickly and it needs to be stopped before it reaches the tanks with the gasoline.”

“Yes,” he said, but it sounded questioningly and absolutely worried. He was starting to get an uneasy feeling and he didn't like it one bit. 

“I called the chief of the fire fighters and he said the wind is constantly changing. So they are fighting a nearly lost cause. Aerial support can help stop the flames.” You continued. 

“Good” he stated, starting to suspect what you were getting at based on your phone call. His blood started to run cold out of fear for you. 

“I have to do it. I simply have to, Gibbs. I'm one of the few people who can fly these aircrafts.” you argumented. 

He huffed out, shaking his head. Walking towards you he grabbed your upper arms and spoke softly “you know what you are risking?”

You simply stood there, looked at him and nodded. 

He didn't give in and continued, intensifying his argumentation worriedly “you risk everything. You could be blown up by an explosion and crash because of it.”

“Yes, I know. We always have this risk” you stated, breaking free from his grasp. 

He shook his head, grabbed your hand and pulled you to the elevator, ordering “come with me.”

As soon as the elevator moved for two seconds with you both standing inside, he pulled the emergency switch and the cabin came to an abrupt stop. 

The stopping caused the metal box to shake and you landed in the arms of Gibbs, who held you tight to his chest wrapping his arms around you and pulling you to him, reveling in the feeling of your body against his. 

Your cheeks began to burn out of embarrassment, so you tried to get a little bit away from him. But he still held you close and didn't want to let you go. 

Beneath your palm on his chest, you felt his heart beating just as fast as yours. 

He couldn't help himself, but kissed you briefly right on your lips and then said 

“As a valuable member of the team, I cannot lose you.” 

Then he kissed you once again, but with more passion.

Breaking the kiss once more he whispered, winking at you “That's for encouragement to come back to us and most importantly to come back to me. And then we'll talk about both of us.” 

He paused and then continued “And if you can kiss Tim, then I can kiss you” he said grinning sneakily. 

“But I…” you began, but were stopped by his lips which were pressed on yours again. 

Breaking the kiss after a few moments he whispered “no buts.”

“So you kiss every agent of your team to encourage them to take care before a mission?” you mused smiling. 

He laughed “no. Only the ones I'm in love with.”

You were speechless. 

He leaned his forehead on yours and you both savored the feeling of the other. Both your hearts were racing and you were feeling lightheaded because of all those intense feelings you felt. 

Eventually he mumbled “I only ask you one thing: take care of yourself”. 

You tried to answer, but he softly laid his index finger on your lips. 

“Don't say anything. We’ll talk when you get back.”

You shared a sweet and tender kiss full of promises for the future, then you broke away from each other and Gibbs started the elevator again.

(To be continued...in Chapter 2)

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[harryandmeghansussex]

"I was very delighted to have received in audience today, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, who was in Kaduna to meet with Nigerian military veterans, soldiers wounded in action, and families of soldiers killed in action. In his remarks during the courtesy visit, the Duke of Sussex gave insights into what inspired him to create the Invictus Games and his unrelenting efforts to expand the Games internationally. After viewing the warriors games held in Quantico, Virginia, a Marine Corps Base, Prince Harry created the Invictus Games, an international athletics competition for active duty and veteran service members who have become ill or injured during, or resulting from, their service. He gave a firm commitment to sustain the Games and expand it to many countries because it holds the promise of effectively lifting the spirits of veterans and soldiers still in active service. We are grateful to Prince Harry for identifying with the Armed Forces of Nigeria, and in particular his work towards creating a Hub dedicated to the welfare of personnel of our Armed Forces. His visit will definitely lift the spirits of our brave and resilient officers and men and women of the Armed Forces. We also salute the Duke of Sussex for his exemplary humanitarian services and activism, especially in the area of wildlife conservation in Africa, and Charity for Children in Lesotho. Prince Harry's life-long pursuit of good causes aligns with my own life - long activism for improvement in the conditions of the poor, vulnerable and underserved in our society. As Governor, I have committed myself to bringing hope to the poor, weak and vulnerable in Kaduna State. Senator Uba Sani, Governor, Kaduna State. May 10th, 2024."

[byenycfm]

Oscar Lockmoore || Tom Hardy || 38 || FBI / Arms Dealer / Spec Ops

Personality:

Oscar is very straight forward and blunt to a point. He is also surprisingly empathetic considering his life and career path. He had a soft spot for women, as old fashioned and sexist as it may seem, is naturally extra protective of them. This extends to children as well. He is very much a man’s man when it comes to societal roles. He is not however stuck in his ways and has modernized along with the growing independence of women. Along those lines, he is a very simple man. Give him a good burger and a beer and he’d be content. There isn’t much he wants out of life except a family and to be remembered as a good person. He is resourceful, well trained from the military, and despite his perceived optimism, he is pessimistic.

He always sees the worst in the world. It’s the possible good in people that keeps a glimmer of hope for change alive. He is quick to blame himself when things fall apart, even if it had nothing to do with him. He does have PTSD from his time in the military and copes with his episodes by drinking. He learns quickly and adapts easily. He is a born leader, but prefers not to be in charge. He would much rather be the right hand man after being discharged from the service and gladly allows the right person to take the helm. However, he is capable of stepping back into the position when the need arises.

Biography:

The Lockmoores had about as normal a life as you could have - from the outside anyway. They put on the perfect family facade so well no ever questioned when they materialized in a new neighborhood or when they left it. Behind closed doors however the patriarch of the familial unit was a black arms dealer working for both the US government and some of their underground partners. “It’s a living,” he would reply whenever asked about it from those in the know.

And it was. A very good living, but it didn’t come without its costs. Neither of the children were ever to really form bonds with friends until adulthood when they were no longer being carted around the world for ‘dad’s work’. And their family outside of the four of them was nonexistent. Their father had long before cut ties with his and their mother had been an only child whose parents had already passed by the time she met Frank.

Oscar was first, then Emily five years later. The two of them became thick as thieves from day one. Oscar is extremely protective of his sister - sometimes to the point of secluding her from the world. He means well, but it can be a little much for Emily at times. Shortly after her birth, Millie was diagnosed with cancer and survived another year before perishing to the disease. Frank did his best to keep things the way they’d always been, but Millie was a big part of keeping the children fed, clean, and happy when he was gone.

For awhile it was just Oscar and Emily at home, but it wasn’t long until her big brother was expected to join in on the family business. He doesn’t talk about that time period of his life very often. Consider yourself lucky if he ever brings it up. Her father died a few years later during a deal gone bad, leaving Oscar and Em on their own. It was at that point that Oscar joined the military using his last tie to the black market to get in and the two of them began their own nomadic lives. Oscar was stationed all over the world - some places even a close call to those who recognized him from his days of working with his father. Even though he was technically part of the Army’s branch, he collaborated mostly with the Navy.

The bases he was sent to include, but aren’t limited to Marine Rotational Force in Darwin Australia (briefly), Greece Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, Naval Air Station in Sigonella Italy, the marine Corps garrison at the Værnes Air Station in Norway, the MCAS Yuma Arizona (briefly), Quantico in Virginia. His work always involved small to solo missions, never lasting very long with his efficiency. He resided in D.C. until being sent on his next case in New York.

It was while investigating a string of murders that the outbreak happened. He immediately went into survival mode, his military training kicking instinctively, fighting his way back to D.C. to reunite with Emily and his fiancee, Liz. He made two extremely short and to the point phone calls to each letting them know he was on his way. He found Emily hiding in the back of the tattoo shop she worked at. They made quick work of showing their relief the other was still alive and headed to Liz’s work. By the time they arrived at her building however, it had been overrun by a decently sized horde. Oscar saw numerous co workers of Liz’s as he scanned the now pale faces of all those once living.

He fought his way through, hope of finding Liz dwindling by the second, until he caught sight of the dress she’d worn to work that morning. As if everything froze around them, he held out a hand and gently turned her by the shoulder. Her once vibrant, emerald eyes had become clouded and gray, though he could still see the faded green behind the dead look of confusion she gave him. Devastation gripped at his chest and the air had been sucked out of his lungs. She’d been infected. If it hadn’t been for Emily yanking him from the nightmare he would have joined his love.

The siblings headed to Oscar’s apartment. The belief that being a few floors up would garner them more security from the infected than Emily’s garden unit. They survived a few months before the complex was nearly overrun. The duo took off East. Oscar’s theory that the cold would slow down the infected was partially right - some of the undead going in to a sort of hibernation as the temperature dropped. They found shelter from the winds in abandoned buildings and kept their selves warm with nightly fires as they travelled. Once they hit New York they made themselves even more invisible by travelling through subways - not an easy task by any means - eventually finding their way into the parking garage of The Wexley.

Special Skills: 

Special forces military training, Intelligence, Strategizing, Observational skills, Multi-lingual - English and enough Norwegian, Italian, and Greek to make it through a conversation, Hand-to-hand combat, Marksmanship

Connections:

Emily Lockmoore - sister

Eliza'Liz’ Delgado - fiancée, deceased

Anora Horowitz - suspect he never managed to catch

Zach Sanders - brother-in-law

Rio and Ian Sanders - niece and nephew

Ashton Ryder - brother-in-arms, friend

[darkmaga-returns]

3/26 ASTROLABE LINKS:

(24) Shooter McGavin on X: "Creed x The Masters = Perfection https://t.co/RG9xMlRpga" / X

(12) Bilbo Baggins on X: "https://t.co/bdKP1Ak345" / X

(13) Lukas (computer) (3/AC)🔺 on X: "The libtards are sending obese minorities on go-karts to suicide bomb teslas but they're so overweight the cucked little go-kart motors can't accelerate them fast enough to do any damage 😹" / X

(13) Andrew Isker 🌳🪓 on X: "You can just do things. https://t.co/zL7JRL6Oe4" / X

(13) C.Jay Engel 🌲 on X: "I’ve largely kept publicly separate from my company— not wanting to mix personality with product, or political views with business. I think such a world is now behind us. Everything is political. Hiring is political. Building is political. I never even had social media for my" / X

(14) ☦️ Kingpilled 👑 on X: "“Freedom seeds” from the official WH account. I’m thinking we’re back." / X

Donald Trump Fans | Never thought I’d see our VP fire a cannon 🤣 | Instagram

(15) Howard Mortman on X: "JD Vance at Marine Corps Base Quantico https://t.co/7WyEHWHnSU" / X

(15) Jack Poso 🇺🇸 on X: "Marines go WILD as JD Vance ends speech at Quantico OOO! OOO! OOO! https://t.co/3sgqBoS3Rt" / X

(14) Ken Klippenstein on X: "Mike Waltz (of Signal chat fame) forgot to lock down his Venmo and it’s full of journalists lol. @DRBoguslaw scooped the whole list: https://t.co/n4376ImTBg" / X

(15) Just Loki on X: "How do we know that Goldberg was actually in that chat? Nobody seems to remember adding him and no one seems to have noticed when he exited (which he allegedly did some time before publishing his stories)." / X

(18) Eric Daugherty on X: "🚨 JUST IN - SENATOR JOSH HAWLEY: You know, some staffer, who apparently set up the [Signal] group chat - I assume won't be in charge of meetings anymore. https://t.co/ENR4GVEihz" / X

(17) Rapid Response 47 on X: "Flashback to 2017, when @TheAtlantic called Signal “the gold standard of encrypted messaging” — and admitted it was used by Obama and Hillary Clinton staffers. https://t.co/jfKyBsJJ7K" / X

The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans - The Atlantic

Here Are the Attack Plans That Trump’s Advisers Shared on Signal - The Atlantic

(18) Collin Rugg on X: "JUST IN: Editor in chief of The Atlantic Jeffrey Goldberg has released more “war plan” messages from the Signal chat. https://t.co/RD8xP8F1LY" / X

(19) Pete Hegseth on X: "So, let’s me get this straight. The Atlantic released the so-called “war plans” and those “plans” include: No names. No targets. No locations. No units. No routes. No sources. No methods. And no classified information. Those are some really shitty war plans. This only proves" / X

Judge Who Blocked Deportation Flights Assigned To Signal Chat Lawsuit

(20) The Researcher on X: "Well this should tell us that the Signal incident was most likely a set-up. American Oversight is David Brock and Norm Eisen. CREW was the lawfare arm of their effort to Target Trump 1.0. Alex Wong who apparently added the journalist to the Signal chat was an attorney with" / X

(20) Matt Gaetz on X: "The DOJ is telling the judge: it’s over, move on https://t.co/C7wC2UZmEC" / X

A Third Of All DC District Judges Are Foreign Born

(11) Josiah Lippincott on X: "It gets worse. The newest addition to the DC District Court is a Biden-appointee named Sparkle Sooknanan. She was born in Trinidad and Tobago. Yes, Sparkle is her real name. Clown country. https://t.co/zgSWrdmbB4" / X US Supreme Court Declines Appeal In Youth-Led Climate Change Case | ZeroHedge

(21) Thomas Massie on X: "Today I introduced HR 2356, the Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act. If we continue allowing dual citizens to run for federal office, candidates should disclose to voters ALL countries in which they hold citizenship. Thank you cosponsors @RepAndyBiggsAZ, @RepMTG, and @RepClayHiggins https://t.co/8LeOgsaZ10" / X

(21) ☦️ Kingpilled 👑 on X: "Hey @grok based on my tweets, which public figure, past or present, do I sound like?" / X

(21) Andrew Torba on X: "Incredible things are happening." / X

(21) Richard Poe 🇺🇸 on X: "Just a few short months ago, top-tier influencers weren't talking about the British this way. Something's changed." / X

(24) Vagrant of Rhodes 🗡️🕯️ on X: "This type of blackpilling is comically absurd because it's literally only been two months. But it's clear the European mind literally cannot comprehend Trump. They don't even know what he represents. It's completely alien to them. Trump isn't going to fix everything, we know that https://t.co/YGEUABNv6s" / X

[lboogie1906]

Lieutenant General Frank E. Petersen Jr. (March 2, 1932 - August 25, 2015) the first African American general in the Marine Corps, was born in Topeka, Kansas. He earned his BA in 1967. He received an MA in International Affairs in 1973. Both degrees came from George Washington University. He attended the Amphibious Warfare School and the National War College.

He joined the Navy as an electronics technician in 1952. Motivated by the story of Jesse Brown, he applied for and was accepted into the Naval Aviation Cadet Corps. He completed his training with the Corps and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He became the first African American pilot in the Marine Corps.

He served as a fighter pilot in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars. In 1953 he flew sixty-four combat missions in Korea and earned six air medals as well as the Distinguished Flying Cross. In 1968, while serving in Vietnam, he became the first African American in the Marines or the Navy to command a tactical air squadron. He flew nearly 300 missions during the Vietnam War. In 1968, General Petersen earned the Purple Heart for his actions while flying a mission in North Vietnam.

In 1979, he became the first African American general in the Marine Corps. In 1986 he was named the first African American commander of Quantico Marine Base.

He served thirty-eight years in the Navy, including thirty-six as a Marine. He retired as a lieutenant general in 1988. At the time of his retirement, he had earned twenty medals for bravery in combat. He was the senior-ranking pilot in the Marine Corps and Navy from 1985 to 1988. He worked with several education and research organizations during and after his time in the military. These include the Tuskegee Airmen headquarters and the National Aviation Research and Education Foundation. He was vice president of Dupont Aviation. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[military1st]

A U.S. Marine during an exercise at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia.

The U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Pranav Ramakrishna (2023).

[graymanbriefing]

National Security Brief: Summary In VA, on May 3rd; two men who had entered the U.S. illegally (Jordanian foreign nationals who "recently crossed the southern border into the U.S.") approached a security gate at Marine Corps Base Quantico. The men claimed to be Amazon delivery persons. Security personnel advised the driver to move forward to a secondary security area for further inspection, the driver refused an order to "halt" and accelerated attempting to navigate into the interior of the "Town of Quantico". Security personnel activated barriers, which prevented further entry. One of the men has been reported to have been on the U.S. terrorist watch list.  Two days after the attempted Quantico breach, a person crashed into the White House gates and died (similar breach attempted on Jan 8th and in both cases, mainstream media and Gov. were silent). In late April, a vehicle tried to enter Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story in Virginia Beach; the driver died in the crash. In late March, a Chinese national tried to access Twentynine Palms, was detained, and handed over to ICE. In early April a person attempted to breach an FBI field office by ramming a vehicle through the employee entrance gate. The vehicle was stopped by a security apparatus and the man was arrested. Separately, 3 Chinese nationals were captured after crossing over the Canadian border to the U.S. at Fort Fairfield, ME. Finally, in NC near Ft. Liberty (Ft. Bragg), a USASOC Colonel's property was reportedly surveilled by two Chechens, the Army officer shot one dead.  Debrief: (CLASSIFIED, get briefs in real-time unredacted with analysis by joining at www.graymanbriefing.com)

[89845aaa]

So you think this open borders policy is a good thing?

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Inside Climate News:

After years of planning to deal with climate change at some of the country’s military bases, local Northern Virginia government officials are seeking funding for climate adaptation that, at this point, may or may not materialize.

Robert Lazaro, executive director of the Northern Virginia Regional Commission, said climate change is a reality that manifests itself most frequently in rainstorms that dump inches of water across the region. “It goes without saying,” he added. “We see it all the time.”

The NVRC, a collection of governments from the counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William and Stafford, earlier received about $2.4 million in funding from the Department of Defense’s Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation��for Military Installation Resilience Review planning at several locations. All sit along the Potomac River: Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Belvoir and the Marine Corps Base in Quantico. 

The funding has gone toward two phases of the MIRR process, which have been completed and identified 129 “strategies” and about 50 “guidelines” to deal with increasing temperatures, rising seas and large volumes of rainfall. Military installations are required by law to plan for resilience. 

What remains to be seen, given the Trump administration’s efforts to cut federal spending and stamp out work on climate change, is whether funding will progress for a third MIRR phase, which could deal with energy demands.

As Northern Virginia deals with increased strain on the electric grid from data center development, and hotter and colder seasons needing air conditioning and heating, the MIRR Phase 3.0 could help with implementing switchgear technology to prevent power outages at the military’s wastewater and drinking water treatment facilities, Lazaro said.

The Northern Virginia commission has been “authorized to apply,” Lazaro said, referencing a vote the commission took in January amid questions surrounding the cutbacks from President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s intention to bring Department of Government Efficiency cost-cutting to the Pentagon. 

“No idea,” Lazaro added, on the amount needed for the third phase, as the request is expected to be finalized in “late spring or early summer.”

The U.S. military, which Trump and both parties have expressed uncompromising support for, has identified climate change as a “threat multiplier.”

[crazycurly-77]

Bob (14/24)

This is written in the style of the series 24.

Events occur in real time.

Hour 14 of 24: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

11:08:46 a.m.

NCIS headquarters:

One of the two guards had turned himself in and confessed, but he couldn’t answer any questions about details, which is why the investigators assumed that he was blackmailed into taking the blame.

The bottom line was that they were just as far along as before.

“I don't believe that,” your incredulous voice suddenly rang out.

That was interesting. DiNozzo and Gibbs became attentive and the latter asked: “What did you find out?”

You looked up: “The helicopter's tracking is off, but I actually just found it!”

The men immediately jumped to you: “Where did you find it? Where is it?”

You pointed to your monitor and said to the men standing behind you: “It’s being offered on the black market.”

“By whom?” Gibbs wanted to know.

“It doesn’t say here. Just that it’s being auctioned this evening at 7:00 p.m.”

“Does it say where?” asked Tony.

You nodded: “Yes, on a yacht. Interested parties will receive the exact coordinates after registering for the auction. Evening wear is mandatory.”

DiNozzo grinned: “Aaahhh, opportunity to present my new suit and impress the ladies.”

But his dream was immediately destroyed by a head-slap from Gibbs.

He walked purposefully back to his desk and said: “We need a plan.”

11:12:23 a.m.

On the coast of Virginia:

The beach was filling up with people, who were taking up more and more space.

Couples were sitting down and flirting, others were strolling through the sand. Several children were playing and building sandcastles, while others were swimming in the sea.

A few boys went exploring and found all sorts of seashells and other things.

At the end of the beach was a small bay that they hadn't seen before. So it was a matter of honor for them to explore it. What could possibly happen? No one would find out.

Carefully and full of excitement about what would await them on the other side, they climbed over the rocks.

There was someone lying there. Was he sunbathing? Rather unlikely, because he wasn't wearing any swimwear.

Would he chase them away? He didn't seem to have noticed them, at least not yet.

So they crept closer carefully. Very slowly, so as not to wake him up, because he seemed to be sleeping soundly.

Then one of the boys hit his foot hard on a rock and shouted: “OW!!!”

The other two flinched and wondered anxiously if they had woken the man. But when they carefully looked over at him, he was still lying there just as before.

Something was strange. He should have moved in his sleep long ago. But maybe he wasn't feeling well and needed help?

When they reached him, they spoke to him, but he didn't respond. Then one of the boys searched for his ID. He found it and pulled it out of the man's pocket.

At the same time, another felt his pulse and felt...nothing. Carefully they turned the man over and saw the bullet hole right in the heart.

“Oh shit!” they shouted and moved away. The person who had his ID opened it and muttered: “Crap…Colonel Fuller, United States Marine Corps, Quantico Base.”

11:46:21 a.m.

Yacht, somewhere at sea:

The thieves were celebrating their success. Their alcohol levels were high and they were cocky.

The models who kept them company were pretty and also not averse to alcohol.

The first officer, who was stone sober and serious and thus seemed somehow out of place, suddenly burst into this relaxed atmosphere.

“Chris? Please stand up and follow me,” Arthur asked him.

“Yes, sir!” he replied, laughing loudly and followed him out to the back deck.

What did the officer want from him? It was dark there, there was no music and no company…hopefully it was something important and hopefully it would be quick so that he could get back to the party soon.

Arthur stopped and ordered: “Stop!”

Chris stopped abruptly.

“Turn around!”

Chris did that carefully and raised his hands as he looked into the silencer of a Walther PPK.

“What do you want from me?” he asked the officer.

The officer didn’t bat an eyelash and simply replied: “Feed the fish”.

Then he pulled the trigger twice and Chris fell overboard. After that, Arthur hid the gun in his waistband and went to the bridge of the yacht.

Without looking up from the nautical charts, the boss asked: “Have you finished the job?”

With a cold, malicious grin, the officer replied: “Yes, boss. The fish have plenty of food today.”

11:57:55 a.m. … the clock was ticking….

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A Story to Tell: MCSC Celebrates Women's History Month

U.S. Marine Corps photo by Courtesy Photo/Released 150326-M-PS121-345.JPG

Mar 31, 2015

Beverly Hobbs, the competency manager for Contracts at MCSC, sits at her desk at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. Hobbs attributes her success to values instilled by her parents, and the advice and example of mentors and good managers throughout her career. This month, Marine Corps Systems Command is highlighting two women leaving their marks on the command and making a difference in the lives of those around them.

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A story to tell: MCSC celebrates Women’s History Month

https://www.marines.mil/photos?igphoto=2001033372 able to be retrieved 9 Mar 2025

[buttercupkg66]

A Virginia Democrat’s immigration position has migrated off of his campaign website months after his primary victory and just weeks before Virginia begins early voting.

Eugene Vindman is locked in a toss-up race for an open seat in Northern Virginia’s 7th congressional district, where the issue of immigration has come to the forefront since two Jordanian illegal migrants attempted to breach Marine Corps Base Quantico earlier this year.