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Georgetown residents Maggie, Thomas and Buddy Eversley meet with their U.S. Marine blood relative, Cpl. John C. Eversley, during Operation Continuing Promise 2010 at a U.S. Navy led engineering site at Central Corentyne Secondary School in Rose Hall, Guyana. Maggie, Thomas and Buddy traveled over two hours from their home in Georgetown to reunite with their American relative who arrived to Rose Hall via helicopter from the USS Iwo Jima, the U.S. amphibious vessel that brought the CP10 mission to Guyana.

Georgetown residents Maggie, Thomas and Buddy Eversley meet with their U.S. Marine blood relative, Cpl. John C. Eversley, during Operation Continuing Promise 2010 at a U.S. Navy led engineering site at Central Corentyne Secondary School in Rose Hall, Guyana. Maggie, Thomas and Buddy traveled over two hours from their home in Georgetown to reunite with their American relative who arrived to Rose Hall via helicopter from the USS Iwo Jima, the U.S. amphibious vessel that brought the CP10 mission to Guyana.

Photo by Cpl. Daniel Negrete

MajGen. John M. Croley addresses guests in attendance of the U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South (MARFORSOUTH) Change of Command Ceremony, Sept. 29 at the MARFORSOUTH Headquarters Command in Miami. Croley now serves as the Commander of MARFORSOUTH and the Deputy Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command in Norfolk, Va.

MajGen. John M. Croley addresses guests in attendance of the U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South (MARFORSOUTH) Change of Command Ceremony, Sept. 29 at the MARFORSOUTH Headquarters Command in Miami. Croley now serves as the Commander of MARFORSOUTH and the Deputy Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command in Norfolk, Va.

Photo by Mr. Juan Chiari, U.S. Southern Command photographer

MajGen. John M. Croley addresses guests in attendance of the U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South (MARFORSOUTH) Change of Command Ceremony, Sept. 29 at the MARFORSOUTH Headquarters Command in Miami, while the color guard stands in the foreground. Croley now serves as the Commander of MARFORSOUTH and the Deputy Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command in Norfolk, Va.

MajGen. John M. Croley addresses guests in attendance of the U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South (MARFORSOUTH) Change of Command Ceremony, Sept. 29 at the MARFORSOUTH Headquarters Command in Miami, while the color guard stands in the foreground. Croley now serves as the Commander of MARFORSOUTH and the Deputy Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command in Norfolk, Va.

Photo by Mr. Juan Chiari, U.S. Southern Command photographer

Gen. Douglas M. Fraser, Commander, U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), gives a farewell handshake to the MajGen. Cornell A. Wilson, the outgoing Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South (MARFORSOUTH) during a change of command ceremony, Sept. 29 at the MARFORSOUTH command headquarters in Miami. Wilson is succeeded by MajGen. John M. Croley, who now serves as the Commander of MARFORSOUTH and the Deputy Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command in Norfolk, Va.

Gen. Douglas M. Fraser, Commander, U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), gives a farewell handshake to the MajGen. Cornell A. Wilson, the outgoing Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South (MARFORSOUTH) during a change of command ceremony, Sept. 29 at the MARFORSOUTH command headquarters in Miami. Wilson is succeeded by MajGen. John M. Croley, who now serves as the Commander of MARFORSOUTH and the Deputy Commander of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command in Norfolk, Va.

Photo by Mr. Juan Chiari, U.S. Southern Command photographer

Guatemalan Marines execute U.S. Marine Corps martial arts bayonet thrusts, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Guatemalan Marines execute U.S. Marine Corps martial arts bayonet thrusts, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, prepares to show Guatemalan Marine how to execute a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts back break-fall, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, prepares to show Guatemalan Marine how to execute a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts back break-fall, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, executes a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts back break-fall in front of Guatemalan Marines, Sept. 7, 2010, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to eight nations.

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, executes a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts back break-fall in front of Guatemalan Marines, Sept. 7, 2010, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to eight nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, shows a Guatemalan Marine how to execute a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts hook, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, shows a Guatemalan Marine how to execute a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts hook, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

Guatemalan Marines execute a U.S. Marine Corps exercise while waiting to learn Marine Corps Martial Arts, Sept. 7, during a MCMAP session taught by Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Guatemalan Marines execute a U.S. Marine Corps exercise while waiting to learn Marine Corps Martial Arts, Sept. 7, during a MCMAP session taught by Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

Cpl. Eduardo L. Martin, a radio operator with Company A, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, Ground Combat Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, shows a Guatemalan Marine a rear-hand punch during U.S. Marine Corps Martial Arts techniques, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Cpl. Eduardo L. Martin, a radio operator with Company A, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, Ground Combat Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, shows a Guatemalan Marine a rear-hand punch during U.S. Marine Corps Martial Arts techniques, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, watches as a Guatemalan Marine prepares to execute a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts rear-hand punch, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

First Lt. Jessica M. Weinbrenner, the training officer with Marine Air Control Squadron 2, Command Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, watches as a Guatemalan Marine prepares to execute a U.S. Marine Corps martial arts rear-hand punch, Sept. 7, at Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla Naval Base in Guatemala. Marines with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010 taught Marine Corps martial arts techniques to Guatemalan Marines for six days. Marines with CP10 are currently deployed to the Caribbean, Central and South America conducting subject-matter expert exchanges and providing humanitarian civic assistance to host nations.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

Navy Lt. Amber Higginson, a medical officer from Bethesda, Md., and Lance Cpl. Reinaldo Reyes, native of Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, and Spanish translator from Company A, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, Ground Combat Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, check a child for skin rashes at a medical site in a high school gymnasium in Bribri, Costa Rica, Aug. 23, 2010. Marines, sailors and USS Iwo Jima personnel are ported in Limon, Costa Rica, providing medical, dental, veterinary, community relations and engineering services to Costa Ricans as part of the CP10 mission during their deployment to the Caribbean, Central and South America.

Navy Lt. Amber Higginson, a medical officer from Bethesda, Md., and Lance Cpl. Reinaldo Reyes, native of Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, and Spanish translator from Company A, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, Ground Combat Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, check a child for skin rashes at a medical site in a high school gymnasium in Bribri, Costa Rica, Aug. 23, 2010. Marines, sailors and USS Iwo Jima personnel are ported in Limon, Costa Rica, providing medical, dental, veterinary, community relations and engineering services to Costa Ricans as part of the CP10 mission during their deployment to the Caribbean, Central and South America.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

German Navy Cmdr. Diana Seemann and Lance Cpl. Daniel I. Huerta, native of Glendale, Ariz., and motor technician serving as a Spanish translator from Company A, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, Ground Combat Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, talk to a Costa Rican woman about her medical issues in a high school gymnasium in Bribri, Costa Rica, Aug. 23. Marines, sailors and USS Iwo Jima personnel are ported in Limon, Costa Rica, providing medical, dental, veterinary, community relations and engineering services to Costa Ricans as part of the CP10 mission during their deployment to the Caribbean, Central and South America.

German Navy Cmdr. Diana Seemann and Lance Cpl. Daniel I. Huerta, native of Glendale, Ariz., and motor technician serving as a Spanish translator from Company A, 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, Ground Combat Element of Special-Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force Continuing Promise 2010, talk to a Costa Rican woman about her medical issues in a high school gymnasium in Bribri, Costa Rica, Aug. 23. Marines, sailors and USS Iwo Jima personnel are ported in Limon, Costa Rica, providing medical, dental, veterinary, community relations and engineering services to Costa Ricans as part of the CP10 mission during their deployment to the Caribbean, Central and South America.

Photo by Cpl. Alicia R. Giron

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

U.S. Marine reservists from Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force 24, and Marines of nine other countries held a competitive nation versus nation sports day event after two weeks of joint military training exercises, Partnership of the Americas and Southern Exchange—designed to expose military forces to amphibious operations and the fundamentals to enhance peacekeeping.

Photo by Cpl Brian Slaght

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