Main Gate at Camp Pendleton reopens after hours-long closure, bases on high alert

We are Champions 🥊 📍Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California (April 17, 2025) U.S. Marines stationed at MCB Camp Pendleton speak with Oscar De La Hoya, a famous boxer and CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, during a meet-and-greet event. Oscar De La Hoya and his fighters visited Camp Pendleton to meet with Marines, promote their upcoming fight at the Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, and donate over $5,000 worth of equipment to the 53 Area Fitness Center. (U.S. Marine Corps 🎥 by Lance Cpl. Jonathan

5 Things You May Not Know About Camp Pendleton - Visit Oceanside

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton was established in 1942, and has served as a training facility for hundreds of thousands of Marines from World War II through the War on Terror. Camp Pendleton serves as the Marine Corps' primary amphibious training base and the home to I Marine Expeditionary Force, 1st Marine Division, 1st Marine Logistics Group and many other tenant units. Camp Pendleton encompassed some 125,000 acres with 17.5 miles of coastline. The coastal areas and mountain terrain support

What Camp Pendleton does for the community While Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton's primary mission is the provide the training ranges, facilities, services and logistical support necessary to support the Marines, sailors and their families who live and work on the installation, the base and its service members also play a large part in the local community. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Stephen Beard) | Camp Pendleton

7th Engineer Support Battalion heavy equipment operator U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Josue Orozco, heavy equipment operator, Engineer Equipment Platoon, Engineer Support Company, 7th Engineer Support Battalion (7th ESB), speaks about the 621-G Scraper at the Juliet Training Area, Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, June 28, 2019. Engineer equipment operators with 7th ESB help maintain training roads, create the terrain for events like the Annual Mud Run and create fire breaks during fire season on

U.S. Marines conduct Submerged Vehicle Egress Training and Underwater Egress Training at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, July 28 and 30, 2025. SVET is dedicated for ground vehicle simulation in the event of an Amphibious Assault Vehicle sinking and UET provides Marines and sailors with the skills and confidence to safely evacuate an aircraft submerged in water. (U.S. Marine Corps video🎥 by Lance Cpl. Adrian Estrada) #CampPendletonPoolSeries | Camp Pendleton