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Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Justin Woods
50 Years of Navy Friendship
Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune
June 19, 2025 | 3:42
250619-N-FB730-1001 CAMP LEJEUNE. (June 19, 2025.) Four retired Navy Sailors reunite at II Marine Expeditionary Force Headquarters, the site of the original Naval Regional Medical Center aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, to celebrate their 50 years of friendship that started at their first duty station on June 19, 2025. Veterans Senior Chief Data Processing Technician Linda Berry, retired, Chief Hospital Corpsman Kelita Anderson, retired, Chief Hospital Corpsman Trina Michaux, retired, and Hospital Corpsman first class Doreen Larkin, retired, met as junior Sailors at the Naval Regional Medical Center in the mid-1970s, and even though they all went through permanent change of station, they were all eventually stationed in Norfolk, VA where they remained together through retirement. (U.S. Navy video production by Mass Communications Specialist second class Justin Woods)
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Feature | Sept. 1, 2021

Why Did You Get the COVID-19 Vaccine? Part Two

More NMCCL employees share their personal reasons for receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.

HM3 Julianna Clark, Acute Respiratory Clinic Leading Petty Officer. "I didn’t know anything about the vaccine, but then I did a lot of research and talked to the nurses at the vaccine site, and they gave me a lot of information about the vaccine so I was able to make a sure decision and I felt confident in the vaccine."

HM3 Clark Fisher, NMCCL Labor & Delivery. "I got it - one, because I am in patient care and two, because I deal with all the supplies so everything I tough goes to the nurse or to the corpsman, so if I touch it, I don’t want to be transferring something I have to them."

CAPT Reginald Ewing III, NMCCL Director and Commanding Officer. "The vaccination is a personal responsibility to the patients that we’re caring for, my teammates here at the medical center, and to my family, and to the community at large."

Jennifer Stone, Industrial Hygiene Department Head. "I do have travel plans to Spain in 2022 now and I wasn’t sure if I would be able to go to Europe without the vaccine as well as travel on an airplane in the United States, I go to Ohio a lot to visit my elderly mother as well."

HN Alicia Bautista, NMCCL Security. "Firstly, for my own safety and my family’s safety. We’re patrolling, roving, having to respond to code greens anywhere in the building or the Emergency Room. I thought it best and safe to have that added protection."

Stacey Humphrey, Medical Records Technician. "I got the vaccine because I love you, I love me, I love my kids…and I love people around me, but most of all, I love my patients."
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