A few people asked me to crop some of my photos to have just a profile shot of the RBM. They can be seen here.
I also added the station’s logo. I uploaded 8 different sizes here (from 1″ to 8″). If you need it resized any larger, email me at offtopic@gmail.com
Enjoy!
Station Miami Beach had a fund raising event for the Shake a Leg Foundation. We grew mustaches during the month of October. We had out own sponsors who would pay us $1 each for every day we had a mustache. If we shaved it off, we had to pay $1 for every day for the remainder of the month. Either way, each sponsor equaled a $30 donation to Shake a Leg. You can view the “Stachion Show” here: Stache Bash Gallery.
Our CO was promoted from Lieutenant to Lieutenant Commander. I added his photos here.
We conducted some law enforcement training. I added the photos to the training gallery.
Hundreds of people volunteered today to clean up Miami Beach. Our Station was in charge of “South Beach 1″, which is the southern most part of the beach on Miami Beach. I grabbed my camera and took some photos. You can view them here. Enjoy.
Today we conducted a short photo op with the local Customs and Border Patrol office. I added a new album here that has all the photos, and some random keepers into the Station Miami album.
This week we conducted some more training. Some new personnel received the infamous OC qualification while others went underway to practice shooting the m240b machine gun. The photos for the OC training are here. I added the machine gun photos to my existing stash of Station Miami Beach photos, which are here.
Station Miami Beach conducted training for new members on how to operate the stokes litter. I took some pictures (ofcourse).
Took me a while to update this site. Almost 2 years now.
Anyway, Station Miami Beach had some pepper spray training yesterday. Here are the pictures I took:
We just got back from our SouthPac patrol. It was pretty successful, we got quite a few detainees, and about 12,000lbs of pure and uncut cocaine. I got a few pictures from this patrol, they’re under the “SouthPac” link to your right.