Marston Pavilion was the scene of the Marine Corps Association & Foundation’s (MCAF) end-of-summer luncheon at Camp Lejeune Sept. 11, 2013 and more than 150 Marines and friends of the Corps gathered to socialize, enjoy an appetizing meal from Carolina BBQ, and listen to the guest speaker.
Marston Pavilion was the scene of the Marine Corps Association & Foundation’s (MCAF) end-of-summer luncheon at Camp Lejeune Sept. 11, 2013 and more than 150 Marines and friends of the Corps gathered to socialize, enjoy an appetizing meal from Carolina BBQ, and listen to the guest speaker.
Marston Pavilion was the scene of the Marine Corps Association & Foundation’s (MCAF) end-of-summer luncheon at Camp Lejeune Sept. 11, 2013 and more than 150 Marines and friends of the Corps gathered to socialize, enjoy an appetizing meal from Carolina BBQ, and listen to the guest speaker.
MajGen Mark “Droopy” Clark, commander of U.S. Marine Forces Special Operations Command, served as the featured speaker. He briefed the audience on the focus and mission of Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC). He took great care to explain MARSOC’s operating space, organization, capabilities and current operations and took questions from the audience at the conclusion of his presentation.
MCA&F hosts dinner and luncheon events to provide professional development opportunities for Marines, which are unavailable elsewhere. The events present opportunities for top Marine leaders to express candid views on current issues of importance to Marines in a social setting. MCA&F hosts two luncheons and a dinner at Camp Lejeune each year.