U.S. Marine Corps Colonel David E. Jones, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Lieutenant Colonel Kirk M. Spangenberg, Commanding Officer of Logistics Operations School, poses for a photo with the awardees and retired Sergeant Major Adam Terry aboard Camp Johnson, N.C., June 4th, 2015. GySgt Joshua Fields and Mr. Horst L. Piotrovsky receive the Instructor of the Year award for 2015. (U.S. Marine Corps Combat Camera photo by Lance Cpl. Amy L. Nassar/Released) Motor Transportation Association Award Ceremony 150604-M-SY787-125

U.S. Marine Corps Colonel David E. Jones, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, Lieutenant Colonel Kirk M. Spangenberg, Commanding Officer of Logistics Operations School, poses for a photo with the awardees and retired Sergeant Major Adam Terry aboard Camp Johnson, N.C., June 4th, 2015. GySgt Joshua Fields and Mr. Horst L. Piotrovsky receive the Instructor of the Year award for 2015. (U.S. Marine Corps Combat Camera photo by Lance Cpl. Amy L. Nassar/Released) Motor Transportation Association Award Ceremony 150604-M-SY787-125 Stock Photo

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