Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools

04/16/2026

Train hard, fight easy!! 💪💪

Marines with Personnel Administration School recently conducted a field meet to put their strength, teamwork, and leadership skills to the test.

🎞️Lance Cpl. Zachary Candiani

01/15/2026

Run, jump, climb!

Our Marines with Personnel Administration School conducted an endurance course here on Camp Johnson. Students and instructors executed this multi-mile obstacle course to build camaraderie and promote fitness.




📸 Cpl Alexander Lesko

01/12/2026

"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war."💪🩸

U.S. Marines with Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools recently endured rigorous training to become martial arts instructors while testing and strengthening their decision making, warfighting, and leadership skills.

📸 by Lance Cpl. Zachary Candiani

12/22/2025

Master Instructors!

Marines with Ground Supply School were recently awarded Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals for completing the Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools’ Master Instructor Program. This program facilitates professional growth for instructors while maximizing their ability to positively influence student learning.

📸 by Lance Cpl. James Bricker

12/05/2025

GIVE HIM ONE! 📣📣📣

Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools congratulates Staff Sgt. Cesar Espinoza-Alvarez on receiving the National Defense Transportation Association Logistics Transportation Instructor of the Year award.

📸 by Lance Cpl. Channah Chilton and Lance Cpl James Bricker

12/05/2025

12/01/2025

Happy 250th birthday to all of the Marines of LOS!

LOS Sets the Pace. On November 7, 2025, students and instructors of LOS celebrated the Marine Corps Birthday with a motivational run in the morning, followed by a ceremonial cake cutting. For many students, this was their first experience celebrating this tradition of the Marine Corps. LOS also took this opportunity to recognize their PACE SETTERS OF THE MONTH.

Congratulations to Staff Sgt. Kayla E Deleon, recipient of Logistics Operations School’s Pace-Setter of the Month Award for October 2025! A native of Skidmore, Texas, Staff Sgt. Deleon enlisted in the Marine Corps through Recruiting Station San Antonio, Texas. She currently serves as an instructor at LOS and is the Course Chief for Basic Maintenance Management Analyst Course, Combat Service Support Instructional Company. SSgt Deleon chose to become an instructor to make an impact and train the next generation of 0411s, (Logistics Specialist)

Congratulations to PFC. Ezekiel S. Gonzalez, the student recipient, Logistics Operations School’s Pace-Setter of the Month Award for October 2025!
PFC. Gonzalez is a native of San Antonio, Texas, and enlisted in the Marines through Recruiting Substation South Park, Texas, and is currently training to become an 0411.

11/27/2025

11/24/2025

LOGISTICS SETS THE PACE! 🚜

Each month, the commander of Logistics Operations School (LOS) recognizes top performers as the organization’s PACE-SETTER OF THE MONTH. This recognition is earned through demonstration of exceptional LEADERSHIP, OWNERSHIP, and SUPPORT (LOS) for one another.

July: Gunnery Sgt. Christopher R. Ramos. A native of Hemet, California, Ramos enlisted in the Marine Corps through Recruiting Substation Upland, California. He currently serves as an instructor at LOS and is the Senior Enlisted Advisor for Headquarters Company. He chose to become an instructor to share his operational experience with Non-Commissioned Officers, Staff Non-Commissioned Officers, and Logistics Officers, helping to strengthen and sustain the Motor Transport community.

August: Gunnery Sgt. Chloe S. Honjiyo. Honjiyo is a native of Anaheim, California and enlisted in the Marines through Recruiting Substation Orange County, California. GySgt Honjiyo is an instructor at LOS and teaches Maintenance Management. She chose to become an instructor because she “wanted to help shape and mold the future of the logistics community.

September: Staff Sgt. Kyle G. Chantry. A native of Galt, California, he enlisted in the Marine Corps through Recruiting Substation Salt Lake, Utah. He currently serves as an instructor at LOS. Chantry chose to become an instructor to share his operational experience with Non-Commissioned Officers, Staff Non-Commissioned Officers, and Logistics Officers, helping to strengthen and sustain the Motor Transport community.

11/21/2025

Camp Johnson 🛫 Camp Foster

Our Marines at Ground Supply School recently traveled to Camp Foster in Okinawa, Japan to teach the Supply Chain Manager Course to supply Marines stationed throughout III Marine Expeditionary Force.

The course, traditionally held on Camp Johnson, North Carolina, allowed for Marines to progress in their careers and manage the efficiency, speed, and precision of ground supply chains.