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2018MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND COMBAT CENTER TWENTYNINE PALMS

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Welcome to the 2018 edition of the 29 Palms Marine Corps Community Services Guide.

It is MCCS’ utmost honor to serve and support Marines, Sailors and their families stationed in Twentynine Palms. Support is the mission of this guide, as well. By showing you all that the Combat Center has to offer, please allow us to introduce you to the opportunities that will help make the most of your time here. Because whether you’ve been here for ten days or ten years, there is always more to explore.

Within these pages you’ll find tips for thriving in our desert climate, a glimpse at the history and purpose of the Combat Center and insights into each MCCS facility aboard the base. Consider the Guide a crash course to the 100+ quality of life programs and facilities offered to our Marines, Sailors and families. MCCS aims to bring a broader quality of life to those aboard the Combat Center. Whether you’re looking for shopping opportunities, a place to sit down for a good meal or a location for your next promotion celebration, we can point you in the right direction.

Please remember that this Guide isn’t the only source of information. You can always keep up with the latest special events, movie premieres or MCX promotions on our website or on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram; just search “MCCS 29 Palms.”

We hope you find your time here fulfilling as you step out and embrace all that the Combat Center and local community have to offer. This truly is a unique duty station, full of opportunities for personal growth for every member of the military community.

Your MCCS team looks forward to serving you.

INTRODUCTION

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WHAT IS MCCS? 6

MCAGCC HISTORY 7

THRIVE IN THE DESERT 9

LODGING 15

DINING 18

Restaurants 18 Fast Food 18 Additional Dining Resources 19

SHOPPING 20

Shops 20-21 MCX Stores 21-22 Marine Mart Convenience Stores 22

SERVICES 23

Automotive 23 Barber Shop 23 Laundry Services 24 Financial Services 24

RECREATION 25

Entertainment 25 Hobbies 25-26 Parks 26-27 Pets 30 Pools 30

CLUBS 31

PARTY PLANNING 32

Catering 32 Rental Equipment 32 Rental/Reserve Locations 33-35

SPECIAL EVENTS 36

BASE MAP 40

SEMPER FIT 42

Fields 42 Fitness Locations 42-43 Fitness Opportunities 43 Pools 44 Sports 44

MCCS Guide is a Marine Corps Community Services annual publication. Event and program information was accurate at the time of printing, any changes are not the responsibility of MCCS. Dates, times and events subject to change without notice. The inclusion of advertising is not an endorsement of the product, nor concurrence with advertising claims.

Cover Photo: Cpl. Jonathan Boynes

CONTENTS


SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM 45

CAMP WILSON 46

MARINE & FAMILY PROGRAMS 48

Behavioral Health 48-49 Family Care 49-50 Marine Corps Family 51 Team Building Personal & Professional 52-54 Development On Base Colleges 55

TRANSITION SERVICES 56

Deployment 56 Getting Out 56 Moving 56

FIND A JOB 59

Tips on Finding a Job 59 MCCS Application Process 59-60 Employment Programs 60-61

STAY INFORMED 62

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES 64

On Base 64-65 Off Base 65

MCCS OFF BASE RECREATION 66

RANK STRUCTURE 67

DIRECTORY 68

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The nation depends on Marines to uphold and defend the American way of life and freedoms. There is a team of people at work to help Marines and their families balance the demands of the Marine Corps lifestyle. Marine Corps Community Services is that team. We have made our own commitment to, “improvise, adapt and overcome” in order to offer bold solutions, greater connectivity and attention to details that make a difference to our Marines by providing a consistently exceptional experience at any one of our programs, services and facilities. Our goal is best in Class EVERYTHING, Investing in Marines for Duty, Home and Self!

Marine Corps Community Services provides vital programs essential to Marines, Sailors and their families stationed aboard the Combat Center by providing the best quality of life programs, products and services. MCCS offers family services, fitness programs, shopping, dining, lodging, special events and more. These services are must haves in our remote location, and they are meeting needs in every area of life.

The Marine Corps utilizes MCCS as a way to increase the quality of life of service members and their families on bases around the globe. MCCS was established in 1999. To this day, it remains the only organization within the Department of Defense that combines family services; off-duty voluntary education; child, youth and teen programs; Morale, Welfare and Recreation; and Marine Corps exchanges under a single organizational construct.

MCCS strives to be a user-friendly and responsive enterprise that provides reliable, relevant support to Marines, Sailors and their families throughout their entire affiliation with the United States Marine Corps.

We accomplish this through a professional workforce focused on customer service. The organization employs over 14,000 civilians and operates over 2,250 facilities worldwide. Our customers include active duty, reservists, retirees, DoD civilians, family members and some DoD contractors. We truly are here to better your quality of life as you sacrifice to serve our nation. For more information about MCCS Twentynine Palms, visit mccs29palms.com.

MCAGCC HISTORY

HISTORYUsed by the U.S. Army and Navy for aviation training during World War II, the huge tract of desert land lay dormant until the Marines took it over in 1952. The base was officially commissioned in 1957 and named the Marine Corps Training Center Twentynine Palms. The base was designated as the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in February 1979.

MISSIONThe Combat Center’s unique mission is to conduct relevant live-fire combined arms training, urban operations, and Joint/Coalition level integration training that promotes operational force readiness as well as to provide the facilities, services and support responsive to the needs of resident organizations, Marines, Sailors and their families today and tomorrow.

The Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center has the largest landmass of any Marine Corps base in the world, encompassing approximately 1,100 square miles of the southern Mojave Desert. The Combat Center is about five miles north of the city of Twentynine Palms, CA, population 26,000,

and about 60 miles northeast of Palms Springs, population 48,000.


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GENERAL AREA DESCRIPTION

• Geographically located in eastern San Bernardino County• Located in the high desert of the Morongo Basin sitting 2,000 feet above Coachella Valley• Averages less than 4” of rain annually• Sun shines approximately 270 days per year• Temperaturedipsbelow32˚F approximately 33 days per year• Temperaturerisesabove90˚F on average 155 days per year• Dailytemperaturefluctuationscan varyupto60˚F• Largest Marine Corps base landmass wise• Approximately 1,100 square miles• Approximately 1,267 square nautical miles of airspace• Hosts the Corps’ largest military occupational specialty school, the Marine Corps Communications Electronics School (MCCES)• The Combat Center’s remote environment provides a place for the FBIandanumberofstateandfederal agencies to conduct explosive ordinance disposal training• Nation’spremierelive-fire,combined arms and maneuver training facility capableofhostingMAGTFtraining at the Marine Expeditionary Brigade level

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THRIVE IN THE DESERT

THRIVE IN THE DESERT Whether you’re backpacking in Joshua Tree National Park or simply taking a stroll around the block, thriving in the desert hinges on practicing proper desert safety.

Pack water Whether you’re taking a quick trip to the Marine Mart or hiking through Joshua Tree National Park, always pack water.

Layer up While you might be tempted to put on as little as possible on hot desert days, clothes are essential to keeping you cool. Clothes prevent sweat from evaporating too quickly, help the body cool itself and ward off sun exposure. Keep in mind temperatures in the desert can rise above 120°F during the day and dip below 40°F at night. Your very last line of defense is your skin. Always wear sunscreen in the desert. Even in the dead of winter, the desert sun shines bright. Protect your family’s skin from harmful rays with SPF 15 or more.

Protect your children and pets Twentynine Palms is no place to keep your pet outside. Never leave your pet or child in a hot car. Even with the windows down, temperatures inside a vehicle can reach triple digits in a matter of minutes.

Ward off critters Pet food, counter crumbs and dank corners are all magnets for the desert’s array of pests and predators. Constantly keep an eye on your children and pets, shake out your clothes and shoes each day and be extra careful when moving about in the dark. Don’t leave anything outside that coyotes and other critters might find appetizing.

It’s been said, “You cry when you get here, you cry when you leave.” At first sight, our desert landscape may not look like much, but there is lots to love about our unique location. At MCCS, we hope to help you embrace the desert with open arms. Here are several survival

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Prepare Make sure even on the shortest trips into our desert, you have enough gas in your car, plenty of water and sunscreen.

THRIVE IN THE CULTURE The most prominent myth of this duty station is that you’re in the middle of nowhere. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. In Twentynine Palms, you are in the middle of everything. Do you crave snowcapped mountains? Big Bear and Mount San Jacinto are only a short drive away. Are you longing to lay on the cool beach? Head over to the pristine beaches of Camp Pendleton. Maybe you just need a few hours of city lights. What better place than Palm Springs, Los Angeles, Las Vegas or San Diego, all within a three-hour drive!

THRIVE IN THE CULTURE (cont.)The Single Marine Program has more programs and trips than any other in the Corps. MCCS constantly hosts concerts and other events to keep you engaged. In the Main Exchange, be sure to visit REC ITT: Information Tickets & Tours, which provides a tremendous amount of information and discount tickets to such places as Disneyland, San Diego Zoo, the Wild Animal Park and more. Finally, sign up for MCCS’ Life in 29 eNewsletter that’s delivered twice a month. It’s loaded with suggestions on what to do with your time in the desert. Visit: www.bit.ly/lifein29

Make friends and get involvedTwentynine Palms offers a wide variety of ways for you to meet new people. MCCS has an array of workshops, groups and classes that give you an outlet to exercise your hobbies. Check out the MCCS Youth Sports program if you have children. The LifeSkills program offers regular workshops to help you become a stronger individual and a L.I.N.K.S. session will give you an inside view of the Corps.

Volunteer Do you have extra time on your hands? Do you like working with animals? Helping people? Playing with kids? Organizations both on and off base, such as the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society, American Red Cross, Humane Society and Reach Out Morongo Basin need your help. Volunteering can also open doors to your dream job.

See the sites Joshua Tree National Park is only eight miles south of the base. This beautiful national treasure is world-renowned for its rock climbing. The park covers nearly 800,000 acres and offers picturesque hiking and camping, not to mention bighorn sheep, deer, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, the threatened desert tortoise and numerous other reptiles and birds. While you’re here, you may also want to check out the Amboy Crater, Kelso Train Depot, Kelso Dunes, Aerial Tramway, Big Bear and the Mojave National Preserve’s Mitchell Caverns and Hole in the Wall.

For those of you who prefer more culturally-engaging activities, check out live music at Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown, the Palm Springs Art Museum and Thursday night Villagefest, The Living Desert Wildlife and Botanical Park and Gubler Orchids, to name a few.

Educate yourself Twentynine Palms is a great place to continue your education. The Education Center offers education counseling, testing and information to help you get started. National University, Copper Mountain College and Devry also have offices on base where you can take evening and weekend classes. While stationed in California, you are eligible for the state tuition rate. Stop by for details.



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Get a job Getting a job on or off base is a great way to help you thrive throughout your desert stay. MCCS and the Combat Center are two of the largest employers in the Morongo Basin. An array of positions are also available in the local community for those willing to persevere in their pursuit of a job. Be sure to visit the Career Resource Office for local job listings, Microsoft Office Specialist training and help in preparing that winning resume. You can also visit mccs29palms.com to learn about applying for available MCCS positions.

THRIVE DURING DEPLOYMENT Military spouses survive many uncertainties, but one thing is sure. If you are married to an active duty service member, you will experience a deployment, whether it is to foreign shores or to a distant state. The best way to survive a deployment is to be prepared and stay connected.

Be prepared Being prepared means being informed and connected to valuable resources that can help during times of separation. Readiness & Deployment, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society and the Chaplains’ Religious Enrichment Development Operation (CREDO) are just a few of the many services that are here to help spouses of deployed service members.

Stay connected As a spouse, you too are on a mission. To be successful in that mission, you will need to stay connected with your fellow military spouses. The best way to do that is to utilize the services here aboard the Combat Center. Reach out to fellow spouses through the Family Readiness Program, L.I.N.K.S., LifeSkills Program and Military OneSource. Visit mccs29palms.com to learn about new MCCS events and programs, and to sign up for the Life in 29 eNewsletter. It’s your guide to what’s happening!

Know your FRO The Family Readiness Program is run by your command. Most units have a family readiness officer who is there to enhance the ability of the Marines and Sailors to balance their personal life, career and mission. Your FRO is responsible for official communication, family outreach, information and referral and readiness and deployment support. Be sure your family is on your FRO’s contact list to receive official information from your command.

Use what’s available In the Village Center, building 1551, Information & Referral can provide information regarding maps, local attractions and helpful programs. Many discounted tickets to these attractions are also available at REC ITT in the MCX. Being new to the Combat Center and Twentynine Palms doesn’t have to be traumatic. The MCCS staff aboard the base are here to support our military men and women and their families. Whether you are looking for specific information or ideas of what to do and where to meet like-minded people, asking questions is your first step. We’ll help you find the answers. We hope you go beyond surviving your time in our beautiful desert. We’re here to help you thrive. Our mission is you! Welcome aboard.

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Inns of the Corps Bldg. 690 760.830.6583 The Inns of the Corps, a 13-time award winner for Excellence in Food and Hospitality and the 2016 Food and Hospitality Facility of the Year. This is a 35-room facility that provides comfortable, clean and secure lodging for active duty and retired military, DoD employees and those on TAD orders. Everything from carpet and tile, to cabinetry and kitchen appliances, to lighting, curtains and bedding meet Marine Corps brand standards. Rooms feature free wireless Internet access, kitchenettes, cable TV, DVD players and complimentary coffee and tea.

The Inns of the Corps features a large playground catering to a family atmosphere, including a picnic area with barbecue grills and plenty of space for families to spread out and enjoy themselves. The Inn also provides a laundromat, vending area and lobby seating with room to read or watch TV.

The Inn is equipped with six pet-friendly rooms available for those traveling with

Welcome to Twentynine Palms. When making your home away from home accommodations, check out our base lodging facilities.

Enjoy the comforts of a traditional hotel stay at Inns of the Corps or park your RV at the Twilight Dunes RV Park. We’re here to service your

needs, wherever you decide to stay on base.

their four-legged friends. A designated pet area is located behind the Inn.

The Inn is conveniently located within walking distance to resources on base such as the Commissary, Marine Palms Marine Mart, Child Development Centers, Youth Center, Family Pool, Five Guys, Carl’s Jr. and DiCarlo’s Italian Café. The Inn is staffed 24 hours a day and a healthy hot breakfast is served every morning in a dining room overlooking the courtyard. Come stay with us and enjoy all the comforts of home aboard the Combat Center.

Inns of the Corps RV Storage Lot Bldg. 690 760-830-6583 The Inns of the Corps RV Storage Lot has 120 spaces available to eligible patrons. Call to inquire how this facility may be able to assist you with your storage needs.

Twilight Dunes RV Park Bldg. 690 760.830.6583 Twilight Dunes RV Park has 83 spaces available to eligible patrons. Carports and durable tuff sheds are also available. Each site includes hook ups for electricity, water and sewer. Mail services are available. Convenient resources are nearby such as a barber, laundromat and market items at the Marine Palms Marine Mart. The park offers daily, weekly and monthly rates.

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RESTAURANTS Coyote Grill Bldg. 1863 760.830.4103 This weekday all hands restaurant offers one of the best breakfasts on base, served all day, along with an extended cooked-to-order lunch menu.

DiCarlo’s Italian Cafe Bldg. 1082 760.830.7904 DiCarlo’s Italian Café is best known for serving the best Italian food in the Coachella Valley. DiCarlo’s serves an extensive menu featuring veal, chicken, seafood and their own brick oven pizza.

Frontline Restaurant Bldg. 1573 760.830.6610 Frontline is a delicious dining option open to all ranks and civilians. Diners can enjoy lunch on weekdays with quarterly specials and call ahead pick-ups. Dinner is served at special events throughout the year. Luncheons, specialty dining and full catering services are available for your next special event.

Game Time Grill Bldg. 1584 760.830.6930 Enjoy appetizers, wings, burgers and pizza, as well as party pack meal deals for groups. Serving draft and bottled beer, and frozen margaritas.

MCCS offers a wide array of delicious dining options, whether you’re on the go or have the time to sit and enjoy fine dining. A variety of fast food choices

and all hands restaurants are here to satisfy your dining desires.

Sand Trap Grill Bldg. 3811 760.830.6132 You don’t need to be a golfer to enjoy great food; and Sand Trap Grill promises you won’t go away hungry. Open weekends and serving a wide variety of breakfast and lunch options, including omelets, burgers and sandwiches.

FAST FOOD Bottom’s Up Bldg. 1532 760.830.1700Carl’s Jr Bldg. 1081 760.368.3685Domino’s Pizza Bldg. 1532 760.830.1700Extreme Pita Bldg. 1519 760.748.2140Five Guys Bldg. 1024 760.865.0291Taco Bell Express Bldg. 1531 760.368.1300

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MCX FOOD COURT Bldg. 1502 Whether you want a grab-and-go sandwich, an eat-in meal at one of the fast food locations or a quick refuel with a coffee or smoothie; the MCX food court has everything you need.

Intermission Cafe 760.830.4130Jamba Juice 760.830.0335Mark Pi’s Express 760.830.4130Nathan’s Famous 760.830.4130Starbucks 760.830.3705Walter’s Pizzeria 760.830.4130

ADDITIONAL DINING RESOURCES MCCS Catering and Events Bldg. 1573 760.830.8360/8429 Planning a successful banquet, reception or meeting is as easy as calling MCCS Catering. Whether you want a formal affair or a casual event like a bowling party. Our catering professionals will exceed your expectations.

Mobile Canteens Bldg. 1107 760.830.5278 Mobile Canteens travel the base and provide snacks and drinks on the go.

Marine Mart Convenience Stores The MCX Marine Marts are your quick, one-stop shop for a variety of convenience items, including grab-and-go meals, groceries and snacks. Multiple locations are available aboard the Combat Center to serve you (see complete list on page 22).

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SHOPS Combat Auto Parts Bldg. 1083 760.830.1146 Easily purchase any part you may need for do-it-yourself auto projects. Conveniently located inside the Auto Skills Center, Combat Auto Parts has friendly, knowledgeable staff to help you. They stock fluids, parts and supplies, and can special order items as requested.

Desert Winds Golf Course Pro Shop Bldg. 3811 760.830.6132 The Pro Shop carries a wide range of accessories and golf wear for your convenience. Special ordering available with a variety of vendors.

GameStop Bldg. 1517 760.830.3922 GameStop offers customers the most popular new software, hardware and game accessories for next generation video game systems and computers. In addition, GameStop’s used game trade program creates value for customers while recycling products no longer being played.

Bowling Center Pro Shop Bldg. 1584 760.830.6422 Certified by the International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA), Pro Shop staff technicians help identify and provide the proper equipment for all experience levels. Free United States Bowling Congress (USBC) and Ritger certified coaching is available, as well as professional bowling equipment services including fitting, ball drilling, resurfacing, polishing and special orders.

Marine Corps Exchange Bldg. 1502 760.830.6163 The Main Exchange offers a variety of departments, services and vendors. In addition to the latest trends in women’s, men’s and children’s clothing and shoes, you’ll find specialty cosmetics, fragrances and jewelry. The 136,000 square foot facility also includes food, home accessories, electronics, all the latest Apple products and accessories, sporting goods, toys, military clothing sales, Western Union and much more! Get a Starbucks coffee, a grab-and-go sandwich or stay for a bite to eat in the food court. Stop by customer service for Star Card services, have your gift wrapped or shop at any number of specialty shops located within the store.

Outdoor Adventures Bldg. 1262 760.830.7235 OA provides recreational rentals, including equipment for winter and summer sports, camping, garden and party gear. Children’s games, tables, chairs, canopies and inflatables are also available. Download a complete price list at mccs29palms.com.

Whether you’re looking for a new pair of Quiksilver shorts, a sergeant chevron or a custom-fit bowling ball, MCCS is here for you. The best part is the money you spend at an MCCS facility goes directly back into providing

MCCS quality of life programs, services and facilities to you.

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Wood Hobby Shop Signs & Designs Laser Engraving Bldg. 1342 760.830.7214 The Wood Hobby Shop provides an informative and safe recreational facility to create or build woodworking items. They offer instructional one-on-one assistance and help patrons with all aspects of woodworking. Patrons using the woodworking machinery are required to attend one safety class. Signs and Designs offers same day service laser engraving at a greatly discounted price. Pre-made plaques are available for purchase and can be personalized for presentation. They can also customize personal items, such as cell phones and laptops.

MCX STORES GNC MCX, Bldg. 1502 760.830.3192 Setting the standard in the nutritional supplement industry while remaining on the cutting-edge of nutritional science, GNC takes pride in its rigorous approach to ensuring quality.

Military Clothing MCX, Bldg. 1502 760.830.5794 Military Clothing is your one stop shop for uniforms and accessories, including ribbons, medals, chevrons and medal mounting.

Plaque Shop MCX, Bldg. 1502 760.830.0338 The Plaque Shop offers personalized engraving, plaques, custom unit logos, models and trophies with same-day service available on most items.

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REC ITT:Information, Tickets and ToursMCX, Bldg. 1502 760.830.4067REC ITT offers discounted tickets and travel information regarding theme parks, hotels, zoos and more.

Tease ShirtsMCX, Bldg. 1502 760.830.0341Tease Shirts provides custom embroidery, screen-printing and uniform nametapes quickly and at a reasonable price.

Western UnionMCX, Bldg. 1502760.830.6380Located in the Military Clothing department, eligible patrons can send and receive money via Western Union, as well as cash personal checks up to $50.

Wireless AdvocatesMCX, Bldg. 1502760.830.0340Offering all the latest phones, accessories, T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T service capabilities, along with the convenience of being in the Main Exchange.

MARINE MARTCONVENIENCE STORESThe Marine Marts are your quick, one-stop shop for a variety of convenience items, including Grab-and-Go meals, groceries, snacks, beverages, magazines, toiletries, small uniform accessories, tobacco and alcoholic beverages. Multiple locations are available aboard the Combat Center to serve you.

C & E Marine MartBldg. 1863 760.830.4104

Camp Wilson Marine MartBldg. 5400 760.830.7821

Hospital Exchange Ship’s StoreNaval Hospital, Bldg. 1145 760.830.2039

Marine Palms Marine Mart and Gas StationBldg. 1090760.830.1573/1572This Marine Mart is a state-of-the-art convenience store with a deluxe food and coffee bar, 12 auto fuel pumps, along with a full convenience store to meet all your needs. The complex also houses a barber shop and laundromat.

Ocotillo Marine Mart and Gas StationBldg. 3853 760.830.5614The Ocotillo Marine Mart convenience store offers a deluxe food and coffee bar, as well as four auto fuel pumps.

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AUTOMOTIVEAuto Skills CenterBldg. 1083 760.830.7527/4179The Auto Skills Center offers professional equipment that allows you to avoid costly repair bills and do-it-yourself. A nominal bay fee includes use of all hand tools. For a complete price list, visit mccs29palms.com.

Car WashNext to the Commissary on Del ValleThe self-service car wash has vacuums, a drying area, change machine and car cleaning necessities for sale in their vending area.

Combat Auto Parts Bldg. 1083 760.830.1146Easily purchase any part you may need for do-it-yourself auto projects. Conveniently located inside the Auto Skills Center, Combat Auto Parts has friendly, knowledgeable staff to help with all your parts needs. They stock fluids, parts and supplies, and can also special order items as requested.

Enterprise Rent-A-CarBldg. 1078 760.830.6752Rental vehicles are available for patrons 21 and over. Please call in advance.

Lemon LotBldg. 1024 Parking LotMCAGCC PMO 760.830.6800If you’re trying to sell your car, motorcycle or motor home, or if you’re looking for a great deal on a vehicle, the MCAGCC Lemon Lot is a great place to start. Those wishing to sell their vehicles can get a permit from the Provost Marshal’s Office.

BARBER SHOPS C & E Complex Bldg. 1863 760.830.4101

Camp Wilson Bldg. 2347 760.830.4633

Main Exchange BarberBldg. 1502 760.830.0342

Marine Palms Marine MartBldg. 1090760.830.1571

From car care to haircuts, MCCS aims to provide world class customer service through each of its facilities, programs and services. Our services

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LAUNDRY SERVICES Silver Hanger Dry Cleaner Bldg. 1863 760.910.4159 Offering laundry, dry cleaning and pressing, tailoring/alterations and quartermaster services.

Marine Palms Marine Mart Laundromat Bldg. 1090 760.830.1573/5611 Open 24 hours

FINANCIAL SERVICES Western Union MCX, Bldg. 1502 760.830.6380 Located in the Military Clothing department, eligible patrons can send and receive money via Western Union, as well as cash Navy Relief checks.

Fort Sill National Bank (FSNB) Bldg. 1515 760.830.3944

Pacific Marine Credit Union (PMCU) Bldg. 1515 760.830.6103

WATER Glacier Water Using a 5 step water filtration process, Glacier Water refill stations produce great tasting water for a fraction of the price of bottled water. One and five gallon refills available. Refill stations are located in six locations across base, including: Ocotillo, C&E and Marine Palms Marine Marts, MCX and the MCCS Warehouse (Bldg. 1024).

The Desert Winds Golf Course is the only 18-hole, championship course within a 60-mile radius. This includes a 24/7 driving and putting range and clubhouse. Rental carts and clubs are available. Golf lessons available for all ages with our PGA Golf Pro.

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GameStop Bldg. 1517 760.830.3922 GameStop offers customers the most popular new software, hardware and game accessories for next generation video game systems and computers. In addition, GameStop’s used game trade program creates value for customers while recycling products no longer being played.

REC ITT: Information, Tickets & Tours Bldg. 1502 760.830.4067 REC ITT offers discounted tickets and travel information regarding theme parks, hotels, museums, zoos and more. Visit mccs29palms.com for additional information and updated ticket specials.

Red Box Kiosks Red Box movie rental locations are available throughout the base.

SATO Travel Bldg. 1102, Door 21 760.830.6622/6692 satovacations.com This full-service travel agency offers services from airline tickets to cruise and vacation packages. Ask about military and special rates.

Spike’s Place Bldg. 1532 760.830.8454/4767 The Single Marine Program is home to Spike’s Place, which is open to active duty military only. Marines and Sailors can enjoy a variety of recreation equipment including pool tables, ping pong, a variety of gaming consoles, poker tables, a virtual golf simulator and a theater-style movie room.

Sunset Cinema Bldg. 1510 760.830.6873/6815 Sunset Cinema shows first-run movies seven days a week, as well as 3D movies. Listening devices are available for the hearing-impaired. Sunset Cinema is also available for reservations as the Combat Center Auditorium. The facility offers a projector, lighting and sound that can be utilized for briefs, ceremonies and meetings.

HOBBIES Auto Skills Center Bldg. 1083 760.830.7527/4179 The Auto Skills Center offers state-of-the art equipment that allows you to avoid costly repair bills and do-it-yourself. A nominal bay fee includes use of all hand tools. For a complete price list, visit mccs29palms.com. Purchasing parts is easy thanks to the on-site Combat Auto Parts Store.

MCCS is in the business of bettering your quality of life by providing fun and unique recreation opportunities. Whether you’re looking for tickets to Disneyland, a trip to the pool, an evening at the movies or a discount

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Combat Center Library Bldg. 1524 760.830.6875 The library offers magazine subscriptions, high-speed Internet, computers, books, DVDs, CDs, video games and audio books, all free of charge and for check-out to eligible patrons.

Desert Winds Golf Course & Pro Shop Bldg. 3811 760.830.6132 The only 18-hole, championship course within a 60-mile radius, including a 24/7 driving and putting range, and clubhouse. Rental carts and clubs are available. The Pro Shop carries a wide range of accessories. Golf lessons are available with our PGA Golf Pro.

Outdoor Adventures & Stables Bldg. 1262 760.830.7235 OA provides recreational rentals, equipment for winter and summer sports, camping, gardening and party gear. Children’s games, tables, chairs, canopies and inflatables are also available. You may also rent space in their self-care horse boarding facility, with a 24’x24’ partially covered stall, tack locker in a locked tack room, round pen, mini-arena, pasture with pond, shoeing area and wash racks.

Paintball Park @ 29 Palms Behind Bldg. 1262 1.866.985.4932 | ThePaintBallPark.com The paintball park aboard base is open Friday through Sunday for individuals and private groups. Private groups can also rent this great facility Monday through Thursday by emailing: [email protected]. Bring your own equipment or rent it on site. It’s a day of fun for the whole family!

Sandy Hill Lanes Bowling Center & Pro Shop Bldg. 1584 760.830.6422 With 20 well-maintained lanes, large screen televisions, digital jukebox, state

of the art video game scoring and the Game Time Grill, Sandy Hill Lanes is a great facility for indoor recreational fun and relaxation. The Pro Shop provides professionally trained staff to help identify and provide proper equipment and coaching. Additional services include ball fitting, drilling, resurfacing, polishing and assistance for special orders. Tournaments, cosmic bowling every Friday and Saturday evening and League play runs throughout the year.

Shadow Mountain Branch Library Bldg. 692 760.830.4265 In addition to children’s books, CDs, video games, DVDs and audio books available for check out, this library hosts unique monthly programs, weekly family programs (Read and Play, and Story Time) and the Summer Reading Program for children and adults. Makerspace provides school-aged children in grades 3-12 access to science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) hands-on activities and resources, such as 3-D printing, assembling robots, electronic keyboards, telescopes, digital cameras and circuit building.

Wood Hobby Shop Signs & Designs Laser Engraving Bldg. 1342 760.830.7214 The Wood Hobby Shop provides low-cost laser engraving services to imprint unique messages and designs onto almost any surface. Patrons can also purchase woodworking supplies and lumber to build or repair woodwork, craft and hobby items. Patrons using the woodworking machinery are required to attend one safety class.

PARKS Del Valle Field Del Valle & 4th 760.830.6857 Del Valle Field includes a football field, racquetball courts, an outdoor fitness area and two softball diamonds. Picnic tables and barbecue grills are also available.

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760.830.6212 Children of all ages will enjoy cooling off at the Combat Center’s Family Splash Park, which features multiple water-spouting sculptures that are triggered by motion sensors. A sitting area and green turf create a relaxing atmosphere for parents and children alike.

Felix Field Del Valle & Mineral 760.830.6857 This giant park includes three baseball fields with grass, infields and bleachers, regulation artificial turf, soccer/football turf field, a quarter mile all-weather track, walking trail, basketball court and covered playground. Bathroom facilities, complete with showers and lockers, are also available.

Heritage Park & Dog Run Bourke & 5th 760.830.6100 Enjoy the outdoors and learn some Combat Center history in the process. Granite pillars encircle the park and traverse through the decades of

MCAGCC history, beginning in 1940. The centerpiece of the park is an engraved map of the Combat Center. This uniquely-designed park boasts outdoor furnaces and picnic tables for the perfect family get together. The centerpiece of the park is an amphitheater. The Dog Runs, cordoned off areas behind the park, allow your pet to roam free and get some exercise.

Skate Park Bourke & 5th 760.830.4092/6857 Four quarter pipes, two grind rails, three stairs, a quad box and other versatile equipment make the Combat Center Skate Park a paradise for any skater. Please follow the posted rules and always wear safety equipment.

Victory Field Brown & 5th 760.830.6857 This park includes a concrete amphitheater, grass field, bathroom facilities, covered playground and seating, barbeque grills and a walking/jogging path. The distance around the path at the Victory Park is 1,686 feet, therefore completing 3.13 laps is equivalent to 1 mile.

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PETS Dog Parks Aboard the Base Several Locations To assist in improving the quality of life for our patrons and their four-legged friends, dog parks have been added throughout the Lincoln Military Housing communities: Sandhill and Maumee (Adobe Flats) and Smoketree and Mineral (Joshua Heights).

Dog Run Bourke & 5th The dog run, located behind Heritage Park on Bourke, has cordoned off areas where you can unleash your pooch. Please clean up after your pet.

Marine Corps Exchange Bldg. 1502 760.830.6163 Pet leashes, beds, food, crates and equipment are available at the Marine Corps Exchange.

Veterinary Services Bldg. 1028 760.830.6896 The Army-run clinic behind the Commissary is the place to go for examinations and vaccinations for your pets. All pets in base housing must be micro-chipped, which can be done here.

POOLS Family Pool Bldg. 697 (open seasonally) 760.830.6727 The Family Pool features deluxe amenities such as an individual children’s pool, water tree, sunbathing chairs and covered areas, as well as recreational and lap swimming. It can also be reserved for pool parties on a seasonal basis. The Family Pool is home to the Learn to Swim Program, which offers lessons for all ages.

Hill Top Pool Bldg. 1576 (open seasonally) 760.830.7250 At the Hill Top Officer/SNCO Pool, let the kids enjoy a children’s slide while

you sun poolside or take a dip in the deep end. It can also be reserved for pool parties on a seasonal basis. Call for summer water aerobic classes and other program availability.

Training Tank Bldg. 1508 (open year-round) 760.830.6212 The Training Tank, located next to Sunset Cinema, is heated and offers Marines, Sailors and family members an Olympic-size swimming pool for training and recreational swimming. All ranks are welcome. The Training Tank is available for unit training, lap swimming, recreational swimming and physical therapy year round. It’s home to equipment such as paddle boats, kayaks and water trikes, as well as AMP-IT. It can be reserved for pool parties on a seasonal basis. Call for the water aerobics schedule and details on special events like Dive-In movie nights.

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Camp Wilson Warrior Club Bldg. 5410 760.830.5613 The Warrior Club serves our field Marines and Sailors a full menu to include breakfast, lunch and dinner, and is available to military units for private functions as well. The Warrior Club offers an enjoyable alternative for Marines and Sailors at Camp Wilson.

Excursions Enlisted Club Bldg. 1531 760.830.4140 Excursions provides a facility for our NCOs, junior enlisted members and their guests. A full bar, dance area and multiple flat-screen TVs add to the exciting atmosphere.

Mameluke’s Officers’ Pub Bldg. 1573 760.830.6610 Mameluke’s Pub is available for Officers and their guests to meet in a fun and pleasant atmosphere. It offers a full bar, nightly pub grub, flat screen TVs and an outdoor patio.

Spike’s Place Bldg. 1532 760.830.8454/4767 Spike’s Place is home to the Single Marine Program. This facility is open to active duty military only. Single service and geographical bachelors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities including: ping pong, pool tables, golf simulator and a variety of game consoles.

Where do you go to relax after a long day, grab a drink and watch a football game? View each club’s monthly calendar at

mccs29palms.com. All clubs are Wi-Fi compatible.

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CATERING Extreme Pita Bldg. 1519 760.748.2140 Extreme Pita serves healthy pita wraps, salads and smoothies. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and offers catering.

MCCS Catering and Events Bldg. 1573 760.830.8360/8429 Planning a successful banquet, reception, meeting or any off-site event is as easy as calling MCCS Catering. Our catering professionals will exceed your expectations, planning personalized events to fit any budget.

RENTAL EQUIPMENT Outdoor Adventures Bldg. 1262 760.830.7235 Planning for a big party but don’t want to buy all the equipment? Consider renting. OA offers children’s games, tables, chairs, canopies and inflatables. OA also rents party platters, catering equipment and more. A current price list is available at mccs29palms.com.

Your Marine returns from deployment. Your toddler turns three years old. Your friend is having a baby. It’s time to celebrate! MCCS facilities aboard the Combat Center strive to meet all of your party planning needs with everything from bounce houses to a beautiful atmosphere. Make that next party a lifetime memory with MCCS.

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RENTAL/RESERVE LOCATIONS Del Valle Field Del Valle & 4th 760.830.6857 Del Valle Field is the ideal location for a fun outdoor function. Two softball diamonds, an outdoor fitness area and the soccer/football field can be reserved; picnic tables and barbecue grills are available.

Desert Winds Golf Course Bldg. 3811 760.830.6132 The lush green of Desert Winds Golf Course is perfect for a wedding, reception or retirement. The clubhouse can seat up to 80 guests inside and over 400 outside. The Green Belt area is perfect for Unit Family Days and other functions. MCCS Catering and Events will also work with you to cater your event. This beautiful and sophisticated location will help you create a memorable day.

Family Pool Bldg. 697 (open seasonally) 760.830.6727 The Family Pool on Cottontail Road features deluxe amenities. With an individual children’s pool, water tree and sunbathing chairs as well as covered areas, this pool is great for your next party out in the summer heat! It may be reserved for pool parties on a seasonal basis, which includes lifeguards.

Frontline Restaurant Bldg. 1573 760.830.6610 Frontline Restaurant is open to all ranks and civilians, and can be rented for events. The patio is another option for your upcoming function. This breezy poolside space is perfect for cool afternoon or evening get-togethers.

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Hill Top Pool Bldg. 1576 (open seasonally) 760.830.7250 At Hill Top Officer/SNCO Pool, you can let the kids enjoy a children’s slide while you sun poolside or take a dip in the deep end. It can be reserved for pool parties.

Mameluke’s Officers’ Pub Bldg. 1573 760.830.6610 Mameluke’s Pub is available for Officers only. This beautiful facility offers a classy atmosphere for your next function, complete with a full bar and nightly pub grub.

MCCS Community Center Bldg. 1004 830.3380 The MCCS Community Center is a great indoor space to hold your next party. It features a gymnasium, parent/child fitness center, kitchen, classroom, locker room and a functional fitness patio. The Community Center will provide tables and chairs to meet your needs.

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Sandy Hill Lanes Bowling Center Bldg. 1584 760.830.6422 Sandy Hill Lanes has an exciting party package. Basic packages are based on a two hour rental with shoes and start at $32.50 per lane, up to 6 people. Group rates are less expensive than individual rates. Cosmic parties are available Saturday until 3pm. Youth parties will receive return coupons for all guests. A reservation of at least two lanes may be initiated by telephone, however to activate a reservation, a responsible party’s signature is required. Sandy Hill Lanes welcomes authorized patrons of all abilities.

Training Tank Bldg. 1508 760.830.6212 The Training Tank, located next to Sunset Cinema, is heated and open year round. The Tank offers Marines, Sailors and family members an Olympic-size swimming pool. All ranks are welcome. It can also be reserved for pool parties on a seasonal basis, complete with lifeguards.

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FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE February 10 Don’t be late for this very important date; the Father Daughter Wonderland Dance! This magical tea party will feature a candy buffet, complimentary photo and lots of curious fun. This night is sure to create a special family memory.

MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE February 24 Let the good times roll and dance the night away as we bring New Orleans to the Combat Center for the evening. Join us for a Cajun buffet and lots of Mardi Gras fun, including a free mask for all attendees.

MOTOCROSS JAM FEST March 10 There’s no denying the draw of extreme sports! Motocross Jam Fest brings the best talent to show off their skills; racing on a custom-built Motocross track and flying through the air performing seemingly impossible tricks. Food, beverages and merchandise will be available at this family-friendly event.

VOLLEYBALL March 23 Pro beach volleyball players show off their skills in team competition, with Military members and families having the chance to compete as well! Music and giveaways round out this fun new event.

CASINO NIGHT April 13 Is Lady Luck on your side? Come roll the dice and find out at Casino Night. Enjoy dinner, a comedy show and all the Vegas action you can handle.

WE SALUTE YOU FEST May 12 We salute all Armed Forces, especially those that call MCAGCC home. To show our appreciation, we invite you to a country music concert with a headlining artist and the Family Fun Zone featuring games and activities, with food and beverage options sure to please all.

SIP & SWIRL June 21 It’s a date night with a fun twist. Enjoy dinner and wine pairings, as you paint a unique keepsake.

4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION July 4 MCAGCC is honored to be once again hosting this 29 Palms tradition. Join us for a spectacular fireworks display, as well as a Kids Zone, music and lots of patriotic fun.

BACK TO SCHOOL BASH August 10 The end of summer and the start of a new school year can be bittersweet. The Back to School Bash makes it fun as well as informative. Meet organizations who provide resources for military families, with water and foam slides, musical entertainment and giveaways to keep the event lively.

Our ongoing array of events offer something for everyone!From headlining artist performances to exciting festivals of all types,

providing engaging entertainment is just one of the ways MCCScares for Marines, Sailors and families stationed at MCAGCC.

X GAMES September 8 Watch X Game athletes perform BMX bike, Razor scooter and skateboard tricks that defy gravity. This high-octane, music-driven event includes skill competitions, demonstrations and one-on-one time with the participants.

BASE FEST PRESENTS: THE COMBAT CENTER’S ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION September 22 Save the date for this HUGE special event honoring MCAGCC’s 66th anniversary, including a concert, street vendors, food, beverages and more!

MMA FIGHT NIGHT October 12 Just like Marines and Sailors, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighters refuse to quit. MMA Fight Night brings amateur fighters to Twentynine Palms to duke it out in bouts that will rock the crowd with every hit. A DJ, ring girls and a commentator keep the event pumping into the night.

JACK-O-LANTERN JUBILEE October 26 One of the Combat Center’s most beloved annual events, the Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee features carnival games, rides, snacks, crafts and candy to delight both the young and young-at-heart.

COMBAT CENTER TREE LIGHTING November 16 Kick off the holiday season with the lighting of MCAGCC’s 35 foot Christmas tree, with festive food and giveaways to add to the excitement.

HOLIDAY HAYRIDE AND TOY GIVEAWAY December 14 Join us at Desert Winds Golf Course for a hayride through the cheerfully-lit course, with a toy giveaway, snacks and a special appearance by Santa Clause himself.

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1584 Game Time Grill 690 Inns of the Corps 1502 Intermission Cafe 1502 Jamba Juice 1502 Mark Pi’s Express 1502 Nathan’s Famous3611 Sand Trap Grill 1532 Single Marine Program 1502 Starbucks 1531 Taco Bell Express 690 Twilight Dunes RV Park 1502 Walter’s Pizzeria5410 Warrior Club

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1262 Outdoor Adventures 692 Shadow Mountain Branch Library 1510 Sunset Cinema1508 Training Tank 1519 West Gym 1342 Wood Hobby Shop

MCCS/MCAGCC1438 Behavioral Health 1526 Career Resource Office 694 CDC/New Horizons 1559 CG’s Conference Room1522 MCCS Directorate 1530 Education Center 1107 Food Issue Point

1533 Human Resources/ Employment 1003 Lincoln Military Housing1024 MCCS Warehouse 1024 Marketing, Sponsorship & Special Events 1554 MCAGCC HQ 1407 PMO 1427 MCCS Finance1102 Sato Travel & TMO1089 Stepping Stones Child Care Center 1437 Substance Abuse Counseling 1551 Village Center

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FIELDS Del Valle Field Del Valle & 4th 760.830.6857 Del Valle Field is the ideal location for a fun outdoor function. Two softball diamonds, an outdoor fitness area and the soccer/football field can be reserved; picnic tables and barbecue grills are available.

Felix Field Del Valle & Mineral 760.830.6857 This giant park includes three baseball fields with grass, infields and bleachers, regulation artificial turf, soccer/football turf field, a quarter mile all-weather track, walking trail, basketball court and covered playground. Bathroom facilities, complete with showers and lockers, are also available.

Victory Field Brown & 5th 760.830.6857 This park includes a concrete amphitheater, grass field, bathroom facilities, covered playground and seating, barbeque grills and a walking/jogging path. The distance around the path at the Victory Park is 1,686 feet, therefore completing 3.13 laps is equivalent to 1 mile.

FITNESS LOCATIONS Basketball Courts Bourke & 6th and Felix Field 760.830.6451 MCCS offers two outdoor basketball courts for use by active duty, family members, DoD and NAF employees. These are available on a first come, first served basis.

Camp Wilson Fitness Center Bldg. 5411 760.830.4353 The Camp Wilson Fitness Center is equipped with free weights, selectorized machines, cardio equipment, pull-up bars and various pieces of functional exercise equipment. This facility is most appropriate for active duty military training at Camp Wilson.

East Gym Fitness Center Bldg. 1588 760.830.8410/6440 Play basketball or racquetball, relax in the co-ed spa or sauna, and work out with the latest in cardiovascular equipment and free weights in a modern atmosphere. The gym is equipped with free weights, selectorized machines and cardio equipment.

COMING SOON: New Fitness Center Bldg. 1533 Watch for announcements on the grand opening of this new facility.

While Marines are called to be Semper Fidelis, always faithful, MCCS strives to help Marines, Sailors and their families remain

Semper Fit. We provide state-of-the-art fitness facilities, personal trainers, ongoing aerobics classes and an array of

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MCCS Community Center Bldg. 1004 760.830.3380 The MCCS Community Center has state-of-art equipment in their parent/child fitness room, including a rowing machine, stepper, elliptical machines, exercise bikes, treadmills and weights. Body assesments are also available. Customize your workout with two Wellbeats systems with 150+ workouts to choose from on the virtual trainer. The Community Center has a basketball court and small classroom that can be reserved for team events, individual use and parties. Group exercise classes are held on a daily basis and this facility is open 24/7 (see the front desk for details).

Tennis Courts Located near PMO, Bldg. 1407 and Hilltop Pool, Bldg. 1576 760.830.6857 Put your racquet to use at one of two tennis courts aboard base. Both are available on a first come, first served basis.

West Gym & Fitness Center Bldg. 1518 and Bldg. 1519 760.830.6451/3009 The West Gym & Fitness Center includes two buildings full of weights, cardio equipment with personal LCD screens, basketball, volleyball, climbing wall, outdoor artificial turf functional fitness area, steam room and sauna.

FITNESS OPPORTUNITIES Group Exercise Bldg. 1004 760.830.3380 The Aerobic Program offers numerous free classes for all fitness levels at different times during the day. Each month, our fitness personnel offer everything from Pilates and Zumba to spinning at the MCCS Community Center, East Gym and West Gym. Classes are open to active duty, family members, NAF and DoD employees and retirees. Visit mccs29palms.com each month for an updated schedule.

HITT/Tactical Strength and Conditioning Bldg. 801 760.830.6857 and 760.333.2937 The High Intensity Tactical Training Program (HITT) is a four component training plan that includes Active Dynamic Warm-Up, Strength and Power, Speed and Agility, and Flexibility and Core Stability. Each component has specific exercises designed to increase fitness performance and meet the operational needs of combat Marines.

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POOLS Family Pool Bldg. 697 (open seasonally) 760.830.6727 The Family Pool on Cottontail Road features deluxe amenities and swimming classes throughout the summer. With an individual children’s pool, water tree and sunbathing chairs as well as covered areas, this pool is great for a day out in the sunny summer heat. The Family Pool offers recreational and lap swimming. It can also be reserved for pool parties. The Family Pool is home to the Learn to Swim Program, which offers lessons for all ages.

Hill Top Pool Bldg. 1576 (open seasonally) 760.830.7250 The Hill Top Officer/SNCO Pool is located right next to Frontline Restaurant. Let the kids enjoy a children’s slide while you sun poolside or take a dip in the deep end. It can be reserved for pool parties. Call for summer water aerobic classes and other program availability.

Training Tank Bldg. 1508 (open year-round) 760.830.6212 The Training Tank, located next to Sunset Cinema, is heated and offers Marines, Sailors and family members an Olympic-size swimming pool for training and recreational swimming. All ranks are welcome. The Training Tank is available for unit training, lap swimming, recreational swimming and physical therapy year round. It’s home to equipment such as paddle boats, kayaks and water trikes, as well as AMP-IT. It can be reserved for pool parties on a seasonal basis. Call for the water aerobics schedule and details on special events like Dive-In movie nights.

SPORTS Intramural Sports Program Bldg. 801 760.830.4092/6857 The MCCS Intramural Sports Program offers athletes the opportunity to compete at a higher level. Teams will compete in a wide variety of sports including basketball, football, softball, soccer, volleyball and dodgeball.

Youth Sports Community Center, Bldg. 1004 760.830.3910/8421 The Combat Center offers numerous sports each year to more than 1500 youth. Youth Sports programs are available for ages 3 to 18 (still in high school). Coaches are always needed. MCCS Youth Sports offers free professional training for their coaches.

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Spike’s Place Bldg. 1532 760.830.8454/4767 The MCCS Twentynine Palms Single Marine Program resides inside Spike’s Place and is open to active duty military only. Single service and geographical bachelors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities including ping pong, pool tables, golf simulator and a variety of game consoles, as well as:

• Free Movies Did you know the Single Marine Program has a theater room available? SMP receives newer movies not yet released to DVD from Navy Motion Picture Service. SMP currently has over 750 movies in their library.

• The Gaming Area The Single Marine Program has 12 televisions devoted to console gaming. You’ll find an Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Xbox Kinect setup for gaming.

• Free Shuttle Bus Program Friday through Sunday, a shuttle is available to transport Marines and Sailors to MCCS facilities aboard base, such as the Commissary, MCX, eateries and to their barracks, Bldg. 1664.

Arrive Alive 760.368.1000 This program connects service members to the American Cab Company to ensure a safe ride home after drinking. You will not be penalized for using an Arrive Alive card to safely reach your residence, either in the barracks, base housing or off base. No trips other than a safe ride home. One card is needed for all occupants in the car, along with the same individual’s CAC. Pay 50% of the total cab fare at the time of the ride or within 30 days at MCCS Finance, Bldg. 1427. Cards are available from Unit Sergeants Major and SACOs. Don’t drink and drive, arrive alive! (Please show card before travel to verify acceptance.)

SMP regularly hosts affordable trips, tours, parties and barracks bashes for single military personnel. Recent trips include Las Vegas,

amusement parks and TV game shows in Southern California. SMP is for active duty military only.

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Camp Wilson Fitness Center Bldg. 5411 760.830.4353 The fitness center is equipped with cardio equipment, free weights, machine weights, pull-up bars and toning equipment. The facility also offers TVs with Dish Network and a stereo system with XM radio. No locker rooms are available. This facility is most appropriate for active duty military training at Camp Wilson.

Camp Wilson Phone Center Bldg. 54102 760.830.4504

Camp Wilson Marine Mart Bldg. 5400 760.830.7821 The Camp Wilson Marine Mart is your quick, one-stop shop for a variety of convenience items such as groceries, snacks, beverages, magazines, toiletries, small uniform accessories and other assorted sundries.

Camp Wilson Warrior Club Bldg. 5410 760.830.5613 The Warrior Club provides an all hands dining facility focused on serving our field Marines the finest in fast food style entrees. Available to military units for private functions, the Warrior Club offers an enjoyable alternative for the Marines and Sailors at Camp Wilson.

MCCS is proud to provide amenities to those stationed at Camp Wilson participating in the Integrated Training Exercise (ITX).

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Community Counseling Center (CCC) Bldg. 1438S 760. 830.7277 The Community Counseling Center offers counseling to Marines, Sailors and their family members, including children and teens, struggling with interpersonal relationships, marital problems, stress, adjustment issues, parenting skills, grief and loss, and difficulties with transition (i.e. problems in school, PCS moves, deployment, blended families, preparing to leave the military, etc). Our goal is to educate individuals on how best to address significant life issues in their earliest stages, before they escalate into more serious problems. The CCC provides individual, couples and family counseling.

Drug Demand Reduction Program (DDRP) Bldg. 1437S 760. 830.4096 DDRP is designed as a comprehensive program for all military members aboard the Combat Center. DDRP supports extensive military drug testing, education and awareness programs focused on maintaining military readiness.

Family Advocacy Program (FAP) Bldg. 1438N 760.830.6345 Through the Family Advocacy Program, Prevention and Education Specialists offer classes to help participants learn to cope with work and family stress, manage anger appropriately and have the tools needed to successfully resolve conflicts and endure stressful situations. In cases where family abuse has taken place, FAP offers treatment geared toward gaining the skills necessary to reduce the risk for further abuse.

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Marines and Sailors need to know that their families are taken care of in order to be able to do their job effectively. That’s why MCCS

provides family services that address every area of life. We are here to help make families comfortable and to ensure that you carry away

many memorable moments from your stay in Twentynine Palms.

Marine Intercept Program (MIP) Bldg 1438S 760-830-7277 The Marine Intercept Program is an outreach program offering ongoing support to Marines and Sailors who have had suicidal ideations or suicide attempts. Licensed installation Community Counseling Program (CCP) counselors provide follow-up contact, care coordination and suicide risk assessment.

New Parent Support Program (NPSP) Bldg. 1438N 760.830.7622 NPSP provides services to parents with children less than six years of age. These include classes designed to increase awareness and understanding of child development and parental responsibilities. Home visits are also available for parents to improve their parenting skills under the guidance of licensed providers.

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program (SAPR) Bldg. 14175 760-799-0273 24/7 Sexual Assault Support Line The SAPR Program helps prevent sexual assault involving both service members and family members through training and education programs, and offers victims of sexual assault treatment referrals and support. Sexual assault victim advocates are available 24 hours a day to confidentially help victims of sexual assault consider options and learn more about victim rights. The SAPR program response goal is to ensure victims are actively involved in all aspects of their safety and treatment plans.

Substance Abuse Program (SAP) Bldg. 1437S 760.830.6376 /7501 SAP provides comprehensive care for active duty military members and other eligible beneficiaries with substance abuse issues by using evidenced based prevention tools, training and wellness oriented treatment, continuing care and aftercare services. SAP provides guidelines for unit prevention programs, methods for early identification of substance abuse within the unit, program descriptions for unit education and treatment programs, and proper procedures for initiating treatment services.

Victim Advocate Services Bldg. 1438N 760.362.9837 24/7 Domestic Violence Victim Advocate Help Line Available 24/7, Family Advocacy Victim Advocates are nationally certified to assist victims of abuse. They work with victims to assist with ongoing safety planning and protection orders, to provide referrals to military and civilian shelters and to advo-cate with commands on behalf of victims. Victim Advocates will accompany victims during medical examinations, to court or to social services and provide a supportive presence during the delivery of services.



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Family Childcare Homes (FCC) 760.830.3340/4264 Family Childcare Homes provide devel-opmentally appropriate care in a home environment. FCC is perfect for families who have non-traditional working hours and for those desiring siblings to remain together. This program continues to be a vital part of the overall childcare program offered aboard the base. Training and certification is available for those that are interested in becoming FCC providers. Certification requires the successful passing of all background checks and inspections.

New Horizons Child Development Center Bldg. 694 760.830.3340/4264 New Horizons provides developmentally appropriate care for those seeking hourly and part-day, AM and PM programs. New Horizons has a capacity of 118 children and is accredited through the National Early Childhood Program.



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Resource & Referral (R&R) Bldg. 694 760.830.3349 R&R is your one-stop contact for any questions about enrollment in any CYP childcare program.

School Age Care Program Bldg. 694 760.830.3340/4264 The School Age Care Program provides care for 120 children, ages five through twelve years (including kindergarten), before and after school, including school breaks. It provides a relaxing, enriching and structured environment that promotes positive behavior, healthy peer relationships and learning through play. The program offers homework help, arts and crafts, games, outdoor activities, monitored internet access, music and movies.

Stepping Stones Development Center (CDC) Bldg. 1089 760.3898/3901 Stepping Stones provides developmentally appropriate care for those seeking full time care for children 6 months to 5 years of age. Stepping Stones has the capacity of 304 children and is accredited by the Council On Accreditation.

Supplemental Programs and Services Bldg. 694 760.830.3499 Supplemental care is available for functions requiring care outside of what center based care has to offer, allowing you to receive childcare while attending command functions, briefs or activities. Appropriately trained personnel care for your children at the child development center or a nearby facility.

FAMILY CARE Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.7740/8456 EFMP is designed to assist active duty personnel and family members who have special considerations before, during and after relocation due to PCS orders. It is a mandatory enrollment program (MCO P1754.4B) for active duty personnel. An exceptional family member is an eligible dependent (spouse, child, step-child, adopted child, foster child or dependent parent) residing with the sponsor who may require special medical or education-al services based upon a diagnosed phys-ical, intellectual or emotional need. This includes, but is not limited to, asthma, cerebral palsy, intellectual and develop-mental delays, dyslexia, ADD/ADHD or autism.



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MARINE CORPS FAMILY TEAM BUILDING Family Readiness Officers Info varies by command. Visit mccs29palms.com to learn about your command’s FRO. The Family Readiness Officer is the face of the Commander’s vision, the hub of communication and the Commander’s main point of contact in coordination with the Family Readiness Program. They conduct proactive outreach, rapport development and multi-faceted communication efforts to facilitate meaningful two-way communication between the command, its Marines and families. The goal of the FRO is to provide resource information and training in addition to support services to enhance a Marine’s personal and family readiness in response to life, career and mission events.

Family Readiness Program (FRP) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.4163 The Marine Corps’ most valuable asset is the individual Marine and their family. The Unit Family Readiness Program will educate and empower both Marines and family members to achieve and maintain a high state of personal readiness and resiliency in response to life, career and mission events. They do so by providing the information, tools and resources to empower them to take care of themselves and successfully balance the challenges of a military lifestyle. The FRP provides the following workshops: Command Team Training, Command Team Advisor/Family Readiness Assistant and CO/Senior Enlisted Spouse.

LifeSkills Education & Training Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.3115 LifeSkills encompasses the capabilities necessary to successfully meet the challenges of everyday life, the mobile military lifestyle and the heightened operational and deployment tempo. This includes Four Lenses personality assessment; Premarital, Inter-personal, Choices and Knowledge (P.I.C.K.) based

on the book by Dr. Van Epps called “How to Avoid Falling for a Jerk/Jerkette”; Prevention and Relationship Education Program for couples (PREP); Family Care Plan brief; Conflict Management workshop and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Military Families. LifeSkills also encompasses series trainings in areas such as relationship, communication, wellness and impact.

L.I.N.K.S. (Lifestyles, Insights, Networking, Knowledge & Skills) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.1696 L.I.N.K.S. provides military spouses, kids, teens, parents and Marines an orientation to the Marine Corps lifestyle with classes on tradition, culture, deployments, relocation and much more. All are encouraged to attend.

Prevention and Relationship Education Program (PREP) Bldg. 1541 760.830.6464 PREP is a free workshop that teaches strategies to help you build and enhance your relationships.

Readiness and Deployment Support Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.3674 Readiness for deployment is a major challenge to even the strongest family. R&DS is here to help families stay strong throughout the deployment cycle with Kids-N-Deployment workshops, Return & Reunion workshops and more.

Volunteer Coordinator Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.4163 Volunteers are a valuable asset to any organization and throughout history they have changed people’s lives. By volunteering, you are making an important contribution to the building of a resilient Marine Corps community. Contact the Volunteer Coordinator to learn about the opportunities that are available on base and in the local community.



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Career Resource Office (CRO) Bldg. 1526, 7th St. 760.830.5955 CRO offers employment transition assis-tance services for separating or retiring service members and their adult family members. CRO administers Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) training and certi-fication, Kuder Journey and Meyers-Briggs assessments, and one-to-one assistance with resume writing and job interview techniques. There is an Internet-ready computer lab with printing capabilities for job search and career development usage. CRO also hosts semi-annual career fairs and works closely with representatives from the Disabled American Veterans and Veterans’ Administration. Both organi-zations provide counseling services and information on programs and benefits. All CRO programs are available at no-cost.

Combat Center Library Bldg. 1524 760.830.6875 The Combat Center Library offers Internet-ready computers with CAC access, books, magazines, e-magazine downloads, DVDs, CDs, video games and audio books. All are available for patrons at no-cost. The Combat Center Library also offers printing, faxing and copying services at no-charge.

Education Center Bldg. 1530 760.830.6881 The Education Center is the recommended first-stop before pursuing any form of post-secondary education. The Center offers education services, advising, test proctoring and basic skills training in math, English and reading. Marines and Sailors on active duty may apply for military Tuition Assistance (TA) to pay for college tuition and fees. The Education Center administers military classification testing (AFCT, DLAB and DLPT) and online testing offered through the Air Force Institute of Advance Distance Learning (AFIADL). The Education Center offers SAT and ACT college entrance examinations as well as more than 200 national certifications and state licensing examinations through its Pearson VUE testing center. Complete federal and state applications for financial aid with Education Center staff by appointment.

Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP) Bldg. 1526, 7th St. 760.830.5955 Family members who are seeking employment opportunities may obtain assistance through FMEAP. This program is administered by the Career Resource Office staff where they aid by providing information on seeking and obtaining employment within the local labor market. FMEAP can help family members prepare for a successful job interview, draft a functional resume and learn to dress for employment success. Participants can also complete Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) training and take the national certification exam at no-cost. An Internet-ready lab with printing capabilities is available for patron job search and career development. Spouses are encouraged to attend the quarterly Spouse Transition Readiness Seminar (STARS) to meet with subject matter experts (employment, relocation, financial, medical, DMO, etc.) who can support them as they prepare to transition from military service.

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PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (continued) Information and Referral with Relocation Services (I&R) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.6344 or 1.877.727.5300 I&R provides information and referral from established federal, state and local agencies whose programs are available to assist service members and families. I&R assists service members and their families with information on making a smooth inbound or outbound PCS move, coordinates the CG’s Welcome Aboard Brief and provides Welcome Aboard packs for 29 Palms. I&R offers a 30-day loan locker of household essentials during transition periods. I&R also makes referrals to other relocation services such as unit sponsorship requests, informational packets about your next duty station and more.

Personal Financial Management Program (PFMP) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.7342 The PFMP supports service members, their families and retirees by providing financial counseling, training and education, as well as information and referral. Confidential counseling sessions, unit training and various workshops are offered by the installation’s financial counselor on a recurring basis. The curriculum offers 26 financial topics ranging from the basics of budgeting, saving and consumer awareness, to the intricacies of buying a home, investing and planning for retirement.

Retired Activities Office (RAO) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.7550 RAO supports the needs of our retiree community and their family members by offering information on a variety of state and federal programs and services. RAO will protect your privacy, promote your well-being and advocate for you.

Shadow Mountain Branch Library Bldg. 692 760.830.4265 The Shadow Mountain Branch Library provides resources for check out, to include books, CDs, video games, DVDs and audio books. The branch library hosts unique monthly programs as well as weekly family programs (Read and Play, and Story Time) and the Summer Reading Program for children and adults. The Makerspace at the library provides school-aged children in grades 3-12 access to science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) hands-on activities and resources, such as 3-D printing, assembling robots, electronic keyboards, telescopes, digital cameras and circuit building. Also available is United Through Reading, a no-cost service that allows deploying service members to be videotaped reading a story to their children.

Transition Readiness Program (TRP) Bldg. 1526, 7th St. 760.830.5955 TRP is administered through the Personal and Professional Development Branch and is mandatory for all Marines. It is a lifecycle program that provides resources and assistance throughout a service member’s career. There are two required workshops: Personal Readiness Seminar (PRS) and Transition Readiness Seminar (TRS). PRS must be completed upon check-in at the service member’s first permanent duty station. Pre-course work is required. Sign-ups are completed at the Career Resource Office, Bldg. 1526. Service members who are 12-14 months from the End of Active Service (EAS), or Marines who are one to two years away from retirement, must attend TRS. TRS provides information on such topics as career, employment, education and training benefits, health and life insurance programs, financial planning and more. To attend TRS, service members must visit the command career planner. Spouses are welcome to attend either workshop with prior registration.

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PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ON-BASE COLLEGES Copper Mountain College (CMC) Bldg. 1530 760.830.6133 | cmccd.edu Copper Mountain College is a public, regionally accredited California community college. CMC offers a wide-range of associate degrees for transferring to four-year universities, vocational degrees for employment preparation, certificate programs and developmental education courses. A fast-track Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course is offered. After successful completion of the EMT program, students may take the National Registry for EMTs certification examination. Academic terms aboard MCAGCC range in length from 8 to 16 weeks.

DeVry University Bldg. 1530 760.830.6838 | Devry.edu DeVry University is a private university that offers 8-week accelerated terms on-base and online. DeVry offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees.

National University (NU) Building 1530 760.830.6887 | nu.edu NU is a private university that offers 4-week accelerated terms. Classes meet two days per week and two Saturdays for a half-day each month, with a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees.

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FOCUS Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.3819 FOCUS (Families Over Coming Under Stress) is a resiliency-building program designed for military families facing the multiple challenges associated with the military lifestyle. FOCUS trainers provide families individual training over six to eight sessions on skills such as improving communication, setting and achieving family goals, and managing emotions. All members of a family, ages three and older can participate in the Family Individual Resiliency Training. Additionally, FOCUS provides briefs, skill-building groups and workshops to individual units upon request.

MilitaryOneSource MilitaryOneSource.com 1.800.342.9647 Military OneSource is provided by the Department of Defense at no cost to active duty, Guard and Reserve (regardless of activation status) and their families. It is a virtual extension of installation services.

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DEPLOYMENT L.I.N.K.S. (Lifestyles, Insights, Networking, Knowl-edge & Skills) Bldg. 1551 760.830.1696 L.I.N.K.S. provides military spouses, kids, teens, parents and Marines an orientation to the Marine Corps lifestyle with classes on tra-dition, culture, deployments, relocation and much more. All are encouraged to attend.

Readiness and Deployment Support Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.3674 Readiness for deployment is a major challenge to even the strongest family. R&DS is here to help families stay strong throughout the deployment cycle with Kids-N-Deployment workshops, Return & Reunion workshops and more.

GETTING OUT Retired Activities Office (RAO) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.7550 RAO supports the needs of our retiree com-munity and their family members by offering information on a variety of state and federal programs and services. RAO will protect your privacy, promote your well-being and advocate for you.

Transition Readiness Program (TRP) Bldg. 1526, 7th St. 760.830.5955 TRP is administered through the Personal and Professional Development Branch and is mandatory for all service members. It is a lifecycle program that provides resources and assistance throughout a service member’s career. There are two required workshops: Personal Readiness Seminar (PRS) and Transition Readiness Seminar (TRS). PRS must be completed upon check-in at the service member’s first permanent duty station. Pre-course work is required.

Sign-ups are completed at the Career Resource Office, Bldg. 1526. Service members who are 12-14 months from the End of Active Service (EAS), or Marines who are one to two years away from retirement, must attend TRS. TRS provides information on topics such as career, employment, education and training benefits, health and life insurance programs, financial planning and more. To attend TRS, service members must visit the command career planner. Spouses are welcome to attend either workshop with prior registration.

MOVING Information and Referral with Relocation Services (I&R) Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.6344 or 1.877.727.5300 I&R provides information and referral from established federal, state and local agencies whose programs are available to assist service members and families. I&R assists service members and their families with information on making a smooth inbound or outbound PCS move, coordinates the CG’s Welcome Aboard Brief and provides Welcome Aboard packs for 29 Palms. I&R offers a 30-day loan locker of household essentials during transi-tion periods. I&R also makes referrals to other relocation services such as unit sponsorship requests, informational packets about your next duty station and more.

School Liaison Program (SLP) Bldg. 1416 760.830.1574 The School Liaison Program (SLP) serves to identify and coordinate community resources to reduce the impact of the mobile lifestyle on military school-age children and families. It implements predictable support services that assist children and youth with relocations, life transitions and achieving academic success while providing a wide range of resources that facilitate successful school transitions for families arriving to and departing MCAGCC.

Whether you’re moving, getting out of the Corps or deploying, transition services will help you find the resources to successfully maneuver whatever life throws your way. Preparing you and your

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MCCS offers a variety of positions for all levels of training and education. We also offer great benefits and the opportunity to give back and enhance the quality of life for our Combat Center community. Here are a few tips to help you get that position you’ve always wanted.

Assess yourself What are your current skills? What are you good at? Review your previous positions to help you focus on your skills, but don’t forget your hobbies and volunteer work. Make a list of everything you’ve done. The MCCS Career Resource Office has lists of transferable skills and self-assessment tools, such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, available at no-cost to eligible patrons.

Build your resume The Career Resource Office offers monthly resume classes for federal and corporate styles. Professionals on staff assist you with polishing your rough draft resume and promoting your unique skills. You can also use their resume creation software and plug in your own information. From your master resume, tailor a targeted resume for each application you submit.

Explore and apply to possible positions Through the Career Resource Office, you can also explore and begin the application process for positions within and outside of MCCS. Submit your stellar resume along with each organization’s application and references from past jobs or volunteer service.

Keep trying Don’t give up and don’t get discouraged. New positions are constantly opening up. Keep applying. You may want to consider furthering your education and training to make yourself a more sought

after potential employee. The Career Resource Office offers the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) training and certification program at no-cost to eligible patrons.

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MCCS is one of the largest employers in the Morongo Basin with over 800 employees. Our organization is constantly looking for new talent and experience! Here’s a little guide for getting a job at an organization whose primary mission is improving your quality of life.

You’ve finally settled into your new home in Twentynine Palms. Now what? MCCS wants to help you along your path. The desert offers employment opportunities for those willing to persevere in their

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To apply for any job opening at MCCS, you need to first register at http://usmc-mccs.org/careers/. Once registered, you can search available positions and com-plete an online application.

Applications will be initially reviewed and processed by the Human Resources Recruiter. If found among the best qualified, your application will be forwarded to the hiring manager. You may be contacted by a Human Resources recruiter to schedule an interview, or ask you questions with regard to your skills and experience. You will receive notification whether your application is or is not forwarded to the hiring manager for consideration.

All applicants for employment are required to meet certain eligibility requirements, including a criminal background check, and have the ability to provide proper identification documents.

Keep in mind that any one job within MCCS may receive dozens of applications. The key is to keep trying. If you have any questions about employment at MCCS, contact the Human Resources Office at 830.4606 or visit the employment page at mccs29palms.com.

EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS ABOARD BASE Career Resource Office (CRO) Bldg. 1526, 7th St. 760.830.5955 CRO offers transition assistance services TAP for separating or retiring service and family members. CRO administers Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) training and certification and offers classes on resume writing and job interview techniques. They also host career fairs throughout the year. CRO works with the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) and Veterans’ Administration (VA), providing counseling services and information on programs and benefits.

Family Member Employment Assistance Program (FMEAP) Bldg. 1526, 7th Street 760.830.5955 Family members arriving at or living in Twentynine Palms looking for local employment may obtain assistance through FMEAP. This program aids spouses in learning about the local labor market and knowing the right questions to ask during an interview and polishing a resume. Spouses can also complete the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) training and certification.

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Education Center Bldg. 1530 760.830.6881 The Education Center is the recommended first-stop before pursuing any form of post-secondary education. The Education Center offers education services, counseling and advising, test proctoring and basic skills training in math, English and reading. Marines and Sailors on active duty may apply for military Tuition Assistance (TA) to pay for college tuition and fees. The Education Center also administers military classification testing (AFCT, DLAB and DLPT) and online testing offered through the Air Force Institute of Advance Distance Learning (AFIADL). The Education Center also offers SAT and ACT college entrance exams, as well as more than 200 national certifications and state licensing examinations through its Pearson VUE testing center. Complete federal and state applications for financial aid with Education Center staff by appointment.

MCAGCC Human Resources 760.830.7704/7696 29palms.marines.mil/ For on-base government jobs outside of MCCS, visit the Combat Center’s Human Resources Office.

MCCS Human Resources Office Bldg. 1533 760.830.4606 If you have any questions about employment at MCCS, contact the Human Resources Office. For current MCCS employees, they offer an array of training opportunities and unique employment benefits, including retirement and 401K.

WE GET THE WORD OUTSuperFlyer and Quarterly MailerThe MCCS SuperFlyer is distributed aboard base every three weeks, and the Quarterly Mailer is mailed every three months. These free and informative flyers include the Sunset Cinema movie schedule, a community calendar of upcoming events and ad space for our local businesses. It’s a great way to stay up to date.

Life in 29The Life in 29 eNewsletter is our digital outreach to military families, retirees, civilian personnel and anyone else who wants to stay on top of base and community happenings. Businesses can also purchase Life in 29 ad space.

WebsiteIt’s all here! The MCCS website, mccs29palms.com, incorporates everything MCCS. Need information about deployment preparation programs? Looking for the MCX hours? Curious about when and where to take an aerobic class on base? Wondering what to do with the kids this weekend? Find out that and more.

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ON BASE American Cab Company 760.368.1000 American Cab is the official taxi company of the Arrive Alive program.

American Red Cross Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.6685 americanredcross29.org The ARC aboard base supports Marines and Sailors through 24/7 emergency communications. They also offer an array of volunteer and career development opportunities.

Armed Services YMCA & Thrift Store Bldg. 192/193 760.830.7481 The Twentynine Palms Armed Services YMCA Family Center provides low cost parent/child interactive programs for children ages 6 months to 5 years. The ASYMCA Thrift Store sells a wide variety of gently used clothing, toys and appliances. Uniform items are free for active duty military.

DeCA Commissary Bldg. 1078 760.830.7572 The Commissary sells food and household products at cost. Its deli and bakery create made-to-order submarine sandwiches and other meal items.

DEERS Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.5365/1911/1922 Enroll your family members into the DEERS system and receive military ID cards at the DEERS office. Services are available to active duty, retired and reserve service members and their families.

Emergency 911 From cellular device 760.830.3333/3334

Lincoln Military Housing Bldg. 1003 760.368.4500

Ocotillo Office 4000 Falcon Road 760.368.4021 lpcmil.com If you plan to live in military housing, Lincoln is your housing contact. Housing applications are available on the Lincoln website.

Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center 760.830.6000 29palms.marines.mil/

Military Family Housing Referral Bldg. 1003 760.830.6611

Morongo Basin Transit Authority 760.366.2395 mbtabus.com MBTA is the economical way to travel aboard base and throughout the Morongo Basin. Visit mbtabus.com for schedules and routes to help plan your next trip.

Natural Resource and Environmental Affairs (NREA) Bldg. 1451 760.830.7396 The Natural Resources branch is responsible for the day-to-day and long-term management of both the natural and cultural resources aboard the Combat Center.

Numerous organizations outside of MCCS, both on and off base, work to better the quality of life of our military

community. They are here to serve you!

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ON BASE (continued) Navy Marine Corps Relief Society Village Center, Bldg. 1551 760.830.6323 nmcrs.org NMCRS is a non-profit charitable organization designed to provide emergency financial, educational and other assistance to members of military services, eligible family members, and survivors when in need.

PMO/Main Gate Bldg. 1012 760.830.5284

Recycling/Redemption Center Bldg. 1059 760.830.5666/5664 The Recycling Center runs a comprehensive waste recovery program.

Religious Ministries Directorate Bldg. 1551 760.830.5430 The Religious Ministries Directorate offers a wide variety of religious opportunities for the entire Combat Center community. Nurturing faith, encouraging spiritual enrichment and offering hope in a loving community remain the top commitments of RMD.

Christ Chapel (Protestant) Bldg. 1451 760.830.6464

Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel (Catholic) Bldg. 1452 760.830.6456

Robert E. Bush Naval Hospital Bldg. 1145 Quarterdeck, 760.830.2190 TRIWEST Appointment Line, 760.830.2752 Pharmacy Refills, 760.830.2406

Traffic Management Office (TMO) Bldg. 1102 760.830.6701

US Post Office Bldg. 1435 760.830.7399

Vehicle Registration Office Bldg. 901 760.830.6794

OFF BASE RESOURCES City of Twentynine Palms 6136 Adobe Rd 760.367.6799 ci.twentynine-palms.ca.us

Department of Motor Vehicles 3668 Adobe Rd 1.800.777.0133 dmv.ca.gov

Department of Social Services (CA) 916.651.8848 dss.cahwnet.gov

Disabled Veterans Assistance 1.800.378.4559

Joshua Tree Chamber of Commerce 6448 Hallee Rd., #9/10 760.366.3723 joshuatreechamber.org

Morongo Basin Transit Authority 760.366.2395 mbtabus.com See a detailed description on pg. 31

Morongo Unified School District 760.367.9191 morongo.k12.ca.us

Twentynine Palms Chamber of Commerce 73484 Twentynine Palms Highway 760.367.3445 29chamber.org

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) 6527 Desert Queen Ave 1.800.472.2321

Yucca Valley Chamber of Commerce 56711 29 Palms Hwy 760.365.6323 yuccavalley.org

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Lake Havasu Trailers MCCS Yuma 928.269.2262 The Crazyhorse Campground in Lake Havasu, AZ. provides a perfect setting for our nine vacation rentals. Situated on a small island in Lake Havasu, the campground provides the ideal combination of privacy and proximity to town. All units are fully stocked with the conveniences of home, one trailer is handicap accessible.

Big Bear Cabins 858.271.7111, ext. 5 mccsmiramar.com/big-bear-cabins/ Discover a hidden retreat centered in the heart of the San Bernardino Mountains. Big Bear is a perfect getaway for a little rest and recreation. If you seek adventure and enjoy the outdoors, Big Bear is the perfect place for you. During the winter, enjoy skiing and snowboarding. After the snow melts, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and water skiing are popular. MCCS Big Bear Recreational Facility and Cabins is dedicated to providing affordable facilities for camping and lodging for active duty, retired military, reservists, DoD employees and their authorized family members.

Camp Pendleton Beaches mccscp.com/resorts

San Onofre Cottages & Campsites 760.763.7263/7873

Del Mar Villas & Campsites 760.725.2134

Pacific Views Lodge 760.763.7805 Enjoy panoramic ocean views at the MCCS beachfront properties, campsites and new Pacific Views Lodge. Whether you’re pulling in your RV for a weeklong

stay or setting up your tent for the night, Del Mar and San Onofre beaches offer an incredible ocean experience.

Everyone needs a vacation once in a while. Why not let MCCS help make yours one of a kind with our off-base recreational facilities? Whether you’re heading to the mountains, the beach or the lake,

MCCS strives to make your retreat memorable and relaxing.

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AAmerican Red Cross��830�6685 Armed Services YMCA & Thrift Store ��830�7481 Arrive Alive ��368�1000Auto Skills Center ��830�7527/4179

B Basketball Courts�� 830�6451Big Bear Cabins �� 858�271�7111 Bottom’s Up ��830�1700 Brightwood College (pg�4) ��778�3540

C C & E Complex Barber ��830�4101C & E Marine Mart ��830�4104Camp Pendleton Beaches Del Mar Beach ��725�2134 San Onofre ��763�7263 Pacific Views Lodge ��763�7805Camp Wilson Barber ��830�4633 Fitness Center ��830�4353 Marine Mart ��830�7821 Phone Center ��830�4504 Warrior Club ��830�5613Career Resource Office ��830�5955Carl’s Jr ��368�3685Catholic Chapel ��830�6456Child Development Center SupplementalPrograms & Services ��830�3349Christ Chapel (Protestant) ��830�6464City of Twentynine Palms (pg�28) ��367�6799Combat Auto Parts ��830�1146Combat Center Library ��830�6875Copper Mountain College ��830�6133Counseling Center ��830�7277Coyote Grill ��830�4103CREDO ��725�4954

D DeCA Commissary ��830�7572DEERS ��830�5365/1911/1922Del Valle Field ��830�6857Department of Motor Vehicles ��800�777�0133Department of Social Services ��916�651�8848Desertmoon (pg� 29) ��363�6587Desert Winds Golf Course & Pro Shop��830�6132DeVry University ��830�6838DiCarlo’s Italian Cafe ��830�7904Disabled Veterans Assistance �� 800�378�4559Dog Run ��830�4092/6857

Domino’s ��830�1700Drug Demand Reduction (DDRP) ��830�4096

E East Gym Fitness Center ��830�8410/6440Education Center ��830�6881Emergency ��911Emergency from a cell ��830�3333/3334EFMP ��830�7740/8456Enterprise Rent-A-Car ��830�6752Environmental Affairs��830�7396Excursions Enlisted Club ��830�4140Extreme Pita ��748�2140

F Family Advocacy Program ��830�6345Family Childcare ��830�3340/4264Family Member Employment Assistance ��830�5955Family Pool ��830�6727Family Readiness Program ��830�4163Family Splash Park ��830�6212Felix Field ��830�6857Five Guys ��865�0291FOCUS ��830�3819Fort Sill National Bank (FSNB) ��830�3944Frontline Restaurant ��830�6610

G GameStop ��830�3922Game Time Grill ��830�6930 Geico (pg�2) ��1�800�MILITARY GNC ��830�3192Group Exercise ��830�3380

H Heritage Memorial Park ��830�6100 Hill Top Officer/Staff NCO Pool ��830�7250HITT Program �� 830�6857/333�2937Hospital Ship’s Store ��830�2039

IInformation and Referral (I & R)��830�6344 Ink & Steel (pg� 39) ��442�400�4036Inns of the Corps & RV Storage Lot ��830�6583 Intramural Sports ��830�4092/6857Intermission Café ��830�4130

J Jamba Juice��830�0335Joshua Tree Chamber ��366�3723

K Kyle’s Cleaning Services (pg�71) ��362�3596

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LLake Havasu Trailers �� 928�269�2262 Lemon Lot ��830�6800LifeSkills Education & Training ��830�3115 Lincoln Military Housing ��368�4500Lincoln Military Housing Ocotillo ��368�4021L�I�N�K�S� ��830�1696

M Main Exchange Barber ��830�0342Mameluke’s Officers’ Pub ��830�6610 Management Information Systems �� 830�3189Marine & Family Programs ��830�3547Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) ��830�6000Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) Administration ��830�6870 Community Center ��830�3380 Finance Division ��830�6432 Food Service Issue Point ��830�6306 Human Resources ��830�4606 Janitorial ��830�4985 Maintenance Trouble Desk ��830�4223 Marketing ��830�6296 Procurement & Contracting ��830�3129 Special Events ��830�5086 Sponsorship & Advertising ��830�8691Marine Corps Exchange ��830�6163Marine Corps Family Team Building ��830�3110Marine Intercept Program ��830�7277Marine Palms Marine Mart ��830�1573 Barber ��830�1571 Laundromat ��830�1573/5611 Mark Pi’s Express��830�4130MCAGCC Human Resources ��830�7704/7696MCCS Catering and Events ��830�8360/8429MCX Food Court ��830�4130Military Clothing��830�5794Military Family Housing Referral ��830�6611Military One Source �� 800�342�9647Mobile Canteens ��830�5278Morongo Basin Transit Authority (pg�38) ��366�2395Morongo Unified School District ��367�9191

N Nathan’s Famous ��830�4130National University ��830�6887Natural Resource and Environmental Affairs��830�7396Navy Marine Corps Relief Society ��830�6323 New Horizons Child Development Center ��830�3340/4264New Parents Support Program ��830�7622

O Ocotillo Marine Mart ��830�5614 Outdoor Adventures & Stables ��830�7235

P Pacific Marine Credit Union ��830�6103Paintball Park @ 29 Palms �� 866�985�4932Palm Springs Aerial Tramway (pg�11) �� 325�1391Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism (pg�17) ��VisitPalmSprings�comPersonal Financial Management Program��830�7342Personal Readiness & Community Support��830�6344Plaque Shop ��830�0338PMO/Main Gate ��830�5284PREP ��830�6464Prevention & Education ��830�6345Project FOCUS ��830�3818

RReadiness & Deployment Support ��830�3674REC ITT�� 830�4067Recycling/Redemption Center ��830�5666/5664Religious Ministries Directorate ��830�5430Relocation Assistance Program ��830�4028Resource & Referral (CYP) ��830�3349Retired Activities Office ��830�7550Robert E� Bush Naval Hospital Quarterdeck ��830�2190 Appointments��830�2752 Pharmacy ��830�2406

S Sandy Hill Lanes Bowling Center and Pro Shop ��830�6422SATO Travel ��830�6622/6692School Age Care Program�� 830�3340/4264School Liaison �� 830�1574 Service Station/Fuel Lanes ��830�6615Sexual Assault Support Line �� 799�0273Shadow Mountain Branch Library��830�4265Silver Hanger Dry Cleaner ��910�4159Single Marine Program ��830�8454/4767Skate Park ��830�4092/6857 Spike’s Place ��830�8454/4767 Starbucks ��830�3705Stepping Stones Development Center (CDC) ��830�3898/3901 Steven Geduld, DDS (pg�47) ��361�8056Substance Abuse Program��830�6376/7501Sunnyvale Garden Suites (pg�39) ��361�3939Sunset Cinema ��830�6873/6815

T Taco Bell Express ��368�1300Tease Shirts ��830�0341Tennis Courts ��830�6857Traffic Management Office ��830�6701Training Tank��830�6212Transition Readiness Program ��830�5955Tortoise Rock (pg�72) ��367�9759Total Fitness (pg� 14) ��800�1310Twentynine Palms Ram Truck Center (pg�10) ��367�1919Twentynine Palms Visitor Center & Gallery(pg�28) ��367�3445Twilight Dunes RV Park ��830�6583

U US Post Office ��830�7399

VVehicle Registration Office ��830�6794Vending ��830�5438Veterinary Services ��830�6896 Victim Advocate Services ��362�9837Victory Field ��830�6857Volunteer Coordinator��830�4163

W Walter’s Pizzeria ��830�4130West Gym & Fitness Center ��830�6451/3009Western Union ��830�6380 Wireless Advocates ��830�0340Women, Infants, Children (WIC)�� 800�472�232/909�387�8301Wood Hobby Shop & Laser Engraving��830�7214

XYZYouth Sports ��830�3910/8421Yucca Valley Chamber ��365�6323

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