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USMC Captain Dominates Powerlifting Meet, Sets Sights on Olympia

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Marine Corps Captain Brook McCluskey continues to raise the bar—literally—as a standout competitor in USA Powerlifting and a proud representative of the Elite Warrior Athlete (EWA) Program.


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Expedited Transfers After Sexual Assaults or Domestic Abuse

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The Department of Defense (DoD) offers expedited transfers to military service members who are victims of sexual assault or domestic abuse. This program allows individuals to request a quick reassignment to a different unit or installation to ensure their safety, privacy, and well-being.


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Military Onesource

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Along with resources provided at the duty station, such as counselors, chaplains, and other care providers, Military OneSource is a valuable support tool for Service members and their families.


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Expand Your Network Through Volunteering

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Volunteering is a powerful way for military spouses and service members to expand their networks, gain relevant experience, and open doors to new personal and professional opportunities. Consistent involvement and leadership in volunteer roles build lasting connections that can lead to mentorship and career advancement.


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Find Your People: Support Resources for Military Families

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Community support is essential in military life, helping to reduce stress, strengthen families, and foster meaningful connections that build resilience.


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Child and Youth

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Child and Youth Programs (CYP) provide high quality childcare programs and services that support eligible families.


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Things to Do

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With so many options, there's always something to do at Marine Corps Base Hawaii.


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Swim Lessons & Aquatics

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MCBH boasts four pools: two at Kaneohe Bay and one each at Camp H. M. Smith and Manana Housing. Authorized patrons may enjoy lap and recreational swim during posted hours and improve their swim strokes through lessons with Semper Fit Aquatics.


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Beaches

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Water safety is a priority at MCBH beaches. Swimmers should follow posted rules and use flotation devices when necessary. Lifeguards are on duty during certain hours. Practicing water safety helps prevent accidents and injuries.


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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response

https://hawaii.usmc-mccs.org/marine-family-support/prevention-and-counseling/sexual-assault-prevention-and-response

The Sexual Assault Prevention & Response (SAPR) program serves as the focal point for coordinating all sexual assault prevention and response actions aboard Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH) by providing comprehensive and victim-centered services.


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Unit, Personal and Family Readiness Program

https://hawaii.usmc-mccs.org/marine-family-support/military-family-life/marine-corps-family-team-building/unit-personal-and-family-readiness-program

The Unit, Personal and Family Readiness Program (UPFRP) Training covers unit requirements, outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Family Readiness Command Team members, and provides information about funding, available resources, and successful implementation of the UPFRP.


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Transition Readiness Program

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The Transition Readiness Program (TRP) implements a comprehensive transition and employment assistance program for Marines and their families.


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Child Development Centers

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Our Child Development Centers (CDC) are open to children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Our classrooms provide fun, inclusive, and engaging environments, individualized learning experiences that meet the needs of each child, and great opportunities for socialization!


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Marinas & Boating

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Stocked with all your outdoor adventure items including a large selection of shoreline fishing gear and accessories, colorful outdoor apparel and sun protection.


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Marine Lodge Five Palms

https://hawaii.usmc-mccs.org/lodging/five-palms

Discover a classic Hawaiian retreat at Marine Lodge Five Palms, located on the picturesque Marine Corps Base Hawaii. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and Koolau Mountains from one of our 86 charmingly decorated rooms. Our hotel is open to military families, veterans, and civilian employees, with priority given to those with TAD orders. We also welcome PCS orders and leisure reservations upon availability.


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Sponsorship & Advertisement

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With an abundance of sponsorship and advertising opportunities available, our team will work with you to find the best event or program for your target market.


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New Parent Support

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The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of social workers, counselors, and registered nurses who provide education and support to Marine families expecting or raising children aged 0-5 years old.


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Pools

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Discover your nearest pool.


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About Us

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MCCS Hawaii is a comprehensive set of programs that support and enhance the operational readiness, warfighting capabilities, and life quality of Marines, their families, retirees, and civilians.


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Inns of the Corps

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Whether your travels are due to a permanent change of station move, temporary additional duty, or just getting away, you will find an inviting atmosphere and quality accommodations at Inns of the Corps Hawaii.


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Bowling

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Treat the entire family to some good, wholesome fun. K-bay Lanes' 24 lanes feature automatic scoring, a party room, and vending machines.


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Fairway Inn

https://hawaii.usmc-mccs.org/lodging/fairway-inn

The Fairway Inn boasts 24 spacious living areas with a studio-size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and utensils, WiFi, and contactless grab & go breakfast daily at Aloha Grab & Go from 0630-0930. A credit card-operated laundry facility is also available for guest use. All authorized military DoD cardholders are eligible to book a room at Inns of the Corps.


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What to Know About Adaptogens

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: Are adaptogens truly helping you tackle stress, anxiety, or fatigue?


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Leadership Scholar Program Success Story: Admission Accomplished

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Now, a student at Yale University, Sgt Buckholz thanks the Leadership Scholar Program for assisting him through the academic preparation and application process, as he pursues his degree in astronomy.


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Marine Corps Birthday Ball: Etiquette Do's & Dont's

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The Birthday Ball is one of the biggest events on the Marine Corps calendar. It is a chance to get dressed to the nines, enjoy an evening of tradition, and celebrate the history of the Corps.


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Family Member Travel Screening Cell Has Arrived

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The Family Member Travel Screening Cell (FMTS) will streamline the overseas suitability screening process for Marines and their families, providing proactive communication, medical screening assistance, and ongoing support to ensure a smoother transition to OCONUS assignments.


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What Makes a Stellar LinkedIn Summary

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A guide to writing a stellar LinkedIn summary to learn more.


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Why Water Survival Training is Mission Critical for Marines

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Marine Corps Water Survival Training enhances mission readiness through progressive aquatic conditioning that builds strength, endurance, and water survival skills.


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Marine for Life Representatives Deliver Results

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The heart of the Marine for Life (M4L) Network is the M4L Representatives. These Reservists are passionate about assisting Marines, veterans, and their families.


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Unlock Your Career Potential with MC COOL and USMAP

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COOL and USMAP provide Marines with valuable credentialing and apprenticeship opportunities, helping them gain certifications and skills that translate to successful civilian careers.


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Leverage Military Experience for a Civilian Job

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From leadership and discipline to technical expertise and problem-solving abilities, leverage your military experience for a civilian job.


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How to Grow Your Network on LinkedIn

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Growing a LinkedIn network can be beneficial in many ways. With a large network of quality connections, you can easily seek advice, request informational interviews, explore different career pathways, and even receive introductions to helpful resources.


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M4L Network Success Story: Las Vegas Rep Helps Marines Gain Employment with Local FedEx Contractor

https://hawaii.usmc-mccs.org/news/m4l-network-success-story-las-vegas-rep-helps-marines-gain-employment-with-local-fedex-contractor

Leaving the military can be very stressful and can create have a sense of uncertainty for the your future. Many Marines start at ground zero in the employment process by seeking a new job. An employment search can become very time-consuming, but in the cases of a handful of Marines seeking employment at FedEx, they were hired within weeks.


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