Sgt Jeremy McClellan - loading a round on the Stryker

The Army's newest mode of transportation... a rocket propelled backpack

Sgt McClellan --- lunch time

Sgt Jeremy McClellan, while in the process of re-enlisting in the Warrant Officer Program with the United States Army, July 2008, was called back to duty from the Inactive Ready Reserve and is now a Vehicle Commander with a Stryker Brigade in IRAQ.

Sgt McClellan's view from the helicopter

Sgt McClellan at work in the Stryker

Sgt Jeremy McClellan 2006
Old Guard/ Honor Guard
Ft. Myer, VA Arlington Cemetery
2002 - 2006

One of the Strykers of C Co. 1/111 Inf 56 SBCT --- IRAQ

Freefall - The HALO (High Altitude Low Opening) Team. ODA 044, 10th Special Forces Group.

Freefall2 - The HALO (High Altitude Low Opening) Team. ODA 044, 10th Special Forces Group.

Me driving to work - Johnny Meadows -The HALO (High Altitude Low Opening) Team.

PVT. William A. McClellan

They were lined up to turn in their weapons. This
pic appeared in the online MCRD paper. Andrew is
right there in front. The tall one with glasses.....

These are not THE yellow footprints the young men and women are ordered to plant their feet on when
they are met at MCRD by their friendly Marine Drill Sgt. greeting squad. But they are what they look like.
There have been many, many, many Marines who have stood on those prints. Many, Many, Many Heroes...

Marines Hummer

Sunday Church

WAM USMC GROUP

Your support packages that have been sent to Major Bourland at the 2/24 in Iraq.

Children flocking to a Marine for treats and toys.

Our Marine Heroes with Iraqi children

The Iraqi children love to see our heroes coming - they rush out to receive treats and toys from them.

The 3/4 Marines at work in Iraq

2/24 Weapon Company - COULD YOU WEAR ALL OF THIS STUFF IN 117* HEAT?   I'M NOT SURE I COULD DO IT. 

2/24 Major Bourland - TAKE A LOOK AT THE LIVING QUARTERS OUR MARINES HAVE. AND KEEP IN MIND THE 117* HEAT THE MAJOR MENTIONS IN HIS EMAILS.

Capt Matthew “Duck” Roberts
Kandahar Afghanistan

a CH-53E flying an American Flag (out the back of our aircraft) over Afghanistan

This is us carrying a HMMVEE though the mountains.