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A Marine Corps Systems Command Marine returning from deployment is welcomed home by his family. The Command's Family Readiness On Point Team works hard to keep faith with families by communicating, connecting and caring.

A Marine Corps Systems Command Marine returning from deployment is welcomed home by his family. The Command's Family Readiness On Point Team works hard to keep faith with families by communicating, connecting and caring.

Photo by Marine Corps Photo

Cpl. Jessa Monroa, an aviation supply specialist with Marine Aircraft Group 31, holds her son Jayden while enjoying The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Cpl. Jessa Monroa, an aviation supply specialist with Marine Aircraft Group 31, holds her son Jayden while enjoying The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Photo by Sgt. Marcy Sanchez

Jonah Miller and brother Simon, along with Wyatt Lemmons, whose fathers are drill instructors at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, enjoy the Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families aboard the Air Station Fitness Center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Jonah Miller and brother Simon, along with Wyatt Lemmons, whose fathers are drill instructors at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, enjoy the Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families aboard the Air Station Fitness Center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Photo by Sgt. Marcy Sanchez

Gunnery Sgt. Justin Cooke, an air traffic controller with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, holds his son, Steel, for a better view of The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort's fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Gunnery Sgt. Justin Cooke, an air traffic controller with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, holds his son, Steel, for a better view of The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort's fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Photo by Sgt. Marcy Sanchez

1st Lt. Jeff Witte, an air intelligence officer with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 312, watches The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families with his children, Titus and Sophia, at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

1st Lt. Jeff Witte, an air intelligence officer with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 312, watches The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families with his children, Titus and Sophia, at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Photo by Sgt. Marcy Sanchez

Children of all ages enjoyed The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Children of all ages enjoyed The Sesame Street/ USO Experience for Military Families at the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fitness center, Nov. 6. The exclusive live performance feautured characters from Sesame Street to help children relate and cope with the challenges that coincide military lifestyle.

Photo by Sgt. Marcy Sanchez

Bonnie Amos, wife of Gen. James Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, announces recommended reading list for spouses. The base exchange offers the First Lady of the Marine Corps’ recommended reading list.

Bonnie Amos, wife of Gen. James Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, announces recommended reading list for spouses. The base exchange offers the First Lady of the Marine Corps’ recommended reading list.

Photo by courtesy photo

Colton Sheehy-Perry, son of Kayleigh Sheehy and Sgt. Benjamin Perry holds his mother’s hand while at the park aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Oct. 22.

Colton Sheehy-Perry, son of Kayleigh Sheehy and Sgt. Benjamin Perry holds his mother’s hand while at the park aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Oct. 22.

Photo by Cpl. T. Allen Bricker

Lt. Col. Lance Lewis, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron commanding officer, speaks to the participants of Young Warrior Day before handing out the certificates to the children at the end of the day. The children spent the day traveling to the Indoor Small Arms Range to learn about weapons systems, went through gear operation, saw Aircraft Rescue Firefighters perform and put out a fire, ate Meals Ready to Eat, saw a Provost Marshal's Office K-9 demonstration, used camouflage paint on their faces and performed a modified Combat Fitness Test.

Lt. Col. Lance Lewis, Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron commanding officer, speaks to the participants of Young Warrior Day before handing out the certificates to the children at the end of the day. The children spent the day traveling to the Indoor Small Arms Range to learn about weapons systems, went through gear operation, saw Aircraft Rescue Firefighters perform and put out a fire, ate Meals Ready to Eat, saw a Provost Marshal's Office K-9 demonstration, used camouflage paint on their faces and performed a modified Combat Fitness Test.

Photo by Cpl. Anthony J. Kirby

Orion Campos, 9, Young Warrior Day participant, prepares to pick up 10 pound ammo cans during a modified Combat Fitness Test at the Robert M. Casey Medical and Dental Clinic field here during Young Warrior Day Oct. 13, 2012. Young Warrior Day is an event which allows children to experience what their parents do as Marines.

Orion Campos, 9, Young Warrior Day participant, prepares to pick up 10 pound ammo cans during a modified Combat Fitness Test at the Robert M. Casey Medical and Dental Clinic field here during Young Warrior Day Oct. 13, 2012. Young Warrior Day is an event which allows children to experience what their parents do as Marines.

Photo by Cpl. Anthony J. Kirby

A young warrior stands and watches as Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Marines put out a fire at the ARFF burn pit here during Young Warrior Day Oct. 13, 2012. Young Warrior Day allowed children of servicemembers to experience what their parents do in the military.

A young warrior stands and watches as Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Marines put out a fire at the ARFF burn pit here during Young Warrior Day Oct. 13, 2012. Young Warrior Day allowed children of servicemembers to experience what their parents do in the military.

Photo by Cpl. Anthony J. Kirby