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Col. Gregory B. Pace now leads the second-largest employer in the city
Victorville Daily Press
A new leader is in charge at the U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Base, which transitions from a commander whose three-year term saw the base’s reach and purpose expand while nearly $3 billion worth of equipment rolled in and out on Barstow’s rail lines.
During a ceremony Thursday morning, Col. Gregory B. Pace became commanding officer at a base that is Barstow's second-largest employer — behind only the Army's Fort Irwin National Training Center, according to data the city provided the Daily Press.
The base’s strategic positioning in the High Desert is valuable to the military supply chain, too; it is a neighbor to BNSF Railway’s Intermodal Facility, and almost a midway point between Fort Irwin and the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms.
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A new leader is at the helm of Fort Irwin’s residential hub, where roughly 21,000 U.S. military personnel and family members live alongside the Army’s National Training Center and a NASA space-communication complex.
Col. Jason A. Clarke took over on Friday as garrison commander at Fort Irwin in a change-of-command ceremony that bid celebratory farewell to his predecessor, Col. Jeanette A. Martin. The role of garrison commander is similar to that of a city’s mayor, Fort Irwin spokesperson Abe Dawoud told the Daily Press. The role changes hands every two years.
Clarke was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1998, according to a biography provided at the ceremony. He went on to serve as a platoon leader in the 95th Military Police Battalion before transitioning to Special Forces. He has served in a number of military roles and deployed for operations in Africa, Europe, the Middle East and elsewhere.
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