Camp Lejeune Globe

12/29/2020

Monday morning began the inaugural phase for frontline healthcare workers at Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, as they were the first to receive the facility's initial shipment of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination.

Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune has received their first shipment of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination and began their administering process to frontline workers.

09/04/2020

Heavyweight champs, Olympic medalists and enough Gold Gloves to outfit a battalion: Marine Boxing's history is unmatched.

From small, unit-level scraps to boxing on the world stage, Marines from Camp Lejeune have reached great heights in boxing by putting their Marine mentality and tenacity in the ring.

09/04/2020

The Globe has been telling the tale of Marine athletes since the 40's, covering boxing championships at Montford Point, Marine Olympic glory and military dependents making their mark in the local arena. Dive back into the athletic accomplishments of ages past and present in our final sports cover story.

For over three quarters of a century, local Marines and Sailors, residents of Onslow County, and frequenters of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and the Jacksonville area have been able

09/04/2020

Wilson Gate Closed, Sept. 5 🚧
The Wilson Gate will be closed from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 5 to conduct preventative maintenance. Please use an alternate gate to enter and exit the installation during this closure.

09/03/2020

Visit us for upcoming community events!

Wilderness Wednesdays - Wonderful Water Ages 2+Sept. 9, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. participants can enjoy outdoor fun with their little ones while learning about nature and its habitats, water

09/03/2020

This week, in the final edition of the Camp Lejeune Globe, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit changes command, a Martial Arts Center of Excellence is coming to II Marine Expeditionary Force, and former staff of The Globe remember their time covering the Marines and Sailors of Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River. Pick up a free copy at local news stands or read online at www.camplejeuneglobe.com.

09/03/2020

‘Do the right thing at all times’

09/03/2020

The Globe's illustrations and art throughout the years

The Globe's last Carolina Living Cover depicts artwork featured in The Globe throughout the years.

09/03/2020

Today's Camp Lejeune Globe will be our last. The longest running newspaper in the U.S. Marine Corps may be saying goodbye, but you can still get news directly on your mobile device via Camp Lejeune's multiple outlets.

Thank you to the staff, past and present, who worked to make this the finest publication it could be. Mostly, thank YOU dear readers for the support, insight and community. Get your copy of the Globe at one of over 500 newsstands across Eastern North Carolina.

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09/02/2020

Local military dependents earned scholarships on behalf of Rolling Thunder NC Chapter 5 to further their education.

Payton Jeffers, a Dixon High School grad, and Antonia Foreman, a Richlands High grad, were the recipients.

Dixon High School graduate Payton Jeffers and Richlands High School graduate Antonia Foreman, both dependents of retired Marines, received the Staff Sgt. Anthony Lee Goodwin Memorial Scholarship for Veteran’s Dependents

09/02/2020

Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune's contact tracing team is doing its part to sight COVID-19 from the frontlines.

For more than six months, Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune has been battling COVID-19. While epidemiologists work around the clock to better understand the virus, medical personnel are having to