Jim Reaves, GIS Facilities requirements branch head (left), and Evan Dumke, GIS Facilities analyst, use a Trimble GO7X to plot the coordinates of signs on the water’s edge in one of the creeks surrounding Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point, Sept. 14, 2022. For public safety, a new sign initiative is underway to clearly mark hazardous areas and notify recreational boaters of federal boundaries. Cherry Point,MCAS Cherry Point,Marines,USMC,

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