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Lance Cpl. Daniel Teriele, a finance technician with Mobilization Command, Marine Forces Reserve, feeds a soy biscuit to a giraffe after a day of volunteering by trimming grass, and clearing excess brush in animal exhibits. The four Marine volunteers were afforded the opportunity to feed the giraffes after they had successfully completed their other tasks. This was the first time Teriele had ever fed a giraffe.

Lance Cpl. Daniel Teriele, a finance technician with Mobilization Command, Marine Forces Reserve, feeds a soy biscuit to a giraffe after a day of volunteering by trimming grass, and clearing excess brush in animal exhibits. The four Marine volunteers were afforded the opportunity to feed the giraffes after they had successfully completed their other tasks. This was the first time Teriele had ever fed a giraffe.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Lucas Vega

Students from Marine Forces Reserve and civilian course instructors for an antiterrorism training class take a group photograph at a Marine Corps facility here April 8. Graduates received Level II AT certification and are designated as unit antiterrorism officers.

Students from Marine Forces Reserve and civilian course instructors for an antiterrorism training class take a group photograph at a Marine Corps facility here April 8. Graduates received Level II AT certification and are designated as unit antiterrorism officers.

Photo by Staff. Sgt. Dustan Johnson

Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Fisher of 6th Communications Battalion, 4th Marine Logistics Group, leads his team in a critical asset assessment exercise during a small-group breakout session at antiterrorism force protection training here April 6. Fisher is serving as the facilities maintenance chief and antiterrorism officer at his reserve unit in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Fisher of 6th Communications Battalion, 4th Marine Logistics Group, leads his team in a critical asset assessment exercise during a small-group breakout session at antiterrorism force protection training here April 6. Fisher is serving as the facilities maintenance chief and antiterrorism officer at his reserve unit in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Photo by Maj. Paul Greenberg