Command: Click here to view the MEU chain of command History: Click here to view the history of the 31st MEUMission: Click here to see the mission of the MEUPhibron 11: Click here to go to the Amphibious Squardon 11 IntranetNews Archive: Click here to go to the news and photography archive
Eagle, Globe and Anchor: Click here to visit the official Marine Corps Web site
OWA (Outlook Web Access): Click here to sign on to OWA
Click to visit the Key Volunteer Network Page

Click to view recently promoted Marines and Sailors of the 31st MEU
BLT 1/3 logo: Click to visit the 1st Bn 3d Marines website
Ground Combat Element: Battalion Landing Team 2nd Battaion 3rd Marine Regiment
MSSG-31 logo: Click to visit MEU Service Support Group-31's Home Page
Combat Service Support Group: MEU Service Support Group-31
HMM-265(Rein) logo: Click to visit Marine Air Group-36's Home Page
Air Combat Element: Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 265 (Reinforced)
Disclaimer: Click here to view this Web site's disclaimer Privacy Policy: Click here to veiw the privacy policy of this Web site Contact Us: Click here to e-mail the Webmaster
Web Counter: Image diplays the number of hits since the creation of the site. Click here to go to the hit counter provider's Web site.
Marines The Few. The Proud. graphic: Click here to visit the official Marine Corps Web site U.S. MARINES IN JAPAN: Click here to visit the official site for Marines in Japan  
 
 
 
 
 
Marines and Sailors with Charlie Company, BLT 1/3, attatched to the 31st MEU aboard the USS Essex, load on to a CH-46E Sea Knight while training as a reaction force. Photo by Cpl. Gregory A. Russell
Photo of Marines and Sailots of Charlie Co. BLT 1/3 boarding a CH-46E
TRAP preps for contingency ops
UDAIRI RANGE, Kuwait -- Corporal Jon G. Tackett, a mortarman with Alpha Company, BLT 1/3, takes time to clean the sand from his M16-A2, service rifle, during a break in training Sept. 19. Photo by Staff Sgt. J. D. Cress
31st MEU off-loads in Kuwait

Heads up... Pilots from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-265 (Reinforced) arrive at Udairi Range, Kuwait for a live-fire briefing. The squadron is currently deployed with the Marines and Sailors of the 31st MEU in Kuwait for acclimatization and sustainment trainining. The MEU continues to serve as a force in readiness with "Strike from the Sea" capability while assigned to the U.S. Central Commands area of operations in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Photo by Staff Sgt. J. D. Cress

Click here to view recent articles
 
=
Photo of Cpl. Jon G. Tackett cleaning his rifle at Udairi Range, Kuwait Sept. 19. Photo by Staff Sgt. J. D. Cress.
Photo of pilots from HMM-265 arriving at Udairi Range for a live-fire briefing. Photo by Staff Sgt. J. D. Cress.
UDAIRI RANGE, Kuwait -- The Marine Forces Central commander spoke to Marines of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit in preparation for acclimatization training Sep. 15. Photo by Staff Sgt. J. D. Cress.
MARCENT commander visits 31st MEU in Kuwaiti desert
31st Marine Expeditionary Unit banner.
Photo of LtGen. Gregson addressing Marine and Sailors of the 31st MEU at Camp Udairi, Kuwait. Photo by Staff Sgt. J. D. Cress.
Sergeant Jeff Lynch, a 25-year-old Houston native, is a maintenance floor chief with Marine Expeditionary Unit Service Support Group - 31, replaces an engine on a five-ton truck. The MSSG is currently deployed with the 31st MEU. Photo and story by Lance Cpl. Williard J. Lathrop.
Maintenance keeps gears grinding in Kuwait
Photo of Sgt. Jeff Lynch, a 25-year-old Houston native, is a maintenance floor chief with Marine Expeditionary Unit Service Support Group - 31, replaces an engine on a five-ton truck. The MSSG is currently deployed with the 31st MEU. Photo and story by Lance Cpl. Williard J. Lathrop.
=
Last updated 1 Oct 04
Official U. S. Marine Corps website