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1st MLG Marines leave for Afghanistan

By Cpl. Robert C. Medina
3/9/2010
Sergeant Carlos R. Mata, administrative clerk, 1st Marine Logistics Group, holds his son Ethan while waiting to deploy to Afghanistan in the early morning of March 3. Mata is part of an advance party that will be in country before the main elements of 1st MLG arrive. As a force readiness the role of a Marine Logistics Group is to provide direct support for units in combat. (photo by Cpl. Robert C. Medina)

Sergeant Carlos R. Mata, administrative clerk, 1st Marine Logistics Group, holds his son Ethan while waiting to deploy to Afghanistan in the early morning of March 3. Mata is part of an advance party that will be in country before the main elements of 1st MLG arrive. As a force readiness the role of a Marine Logistics Group is to provide direct support for units in combat. (photo by Cpl. Robert C. Medina)

Marines with 1st Marine Logistics Group, form lines as they load their bags onto a truck in the early morning of March 3, as they prepare toleave on deployment to Afghanistan. Marines said their goodbyes, until the next time they arereunited with their families, to their loved ones as they were the first element of 1st MLG to arrive.

Marines with 1st Marine Logistics Groupform lines with their bags as they load them onto a truck in the early morning of March 3, as they prepare to leave on deployment to Afghanistan. More Marines will follow soon. As a force of readiness the role of a Marine Logistic Group is to provide direct support for units in combat.

robert.c.medina@usmc.mil