 Service members from the Operations Division, headquarters, logistics and Provost Marshall's office work together every day to keep the air station running smoothly. Today though, they gather for a morning of competition. The units competed in seven events. Pugle sticks, on the bone, arm wrestling, Humvee pole, dizzy easy and a relay race. It improves the morale. HNHS is such a large squadron. A lot of times Marines don't get a chance to talk to each other because they work one over an air philops and the next one over a PMO. They may not interact on a daily basis, even if they live in the barracks. Out here, they get a chance to know each other, not just professionally, but also, you know, kind of privately. The event was about the squadron, and a vital part of any squadron are its spouses. We're out here to support the single Marines and Marines of HNHS. You know, we're all family. I'm Petty Officer Marcus Suarez, AFN Iwakuni, Japan.