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A Marine Corps LVTR7A1 tracked landing vehicle comes ashore while participating in an amphibious assault during NATO Exercise DISPLAY DETERMINATION '86

A Marine Corps LVTR7A1 tracked landing recovery vehicle heads toward shore while participating in an amphibious assault during NATO Exercise DISPLAY DETERMINATION '86

Marines prepare for a mission after unloading an LVTP7 tracked landing vehicle during Operation COLD WINTER'87, a NATO-sponsored military exercise

Marines from the Fourth Marine Amphibious Brigade move inland, around an LVTP-7 tracked landing vehicle, during an assault on the beach taking place during Operation Ocean Venture '82

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An LVTP7 tracked landing vehicle from Company C, 1ST Amphibious Bn., comes ashore during an amphibious assault training exercise at Delmar Beach

Marine Corps LVTP7 tracked landing vehicles, personnel, deploy on the beachhead during Exercise OCEAN VENTURE '84

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Marine Corps LVTR7A1 tracked landing recovery vehicles come ashore while participating in an amphibious assault during NATO Exercise DISPLAY DETERMINATION '86

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Subject Operation/Series: DISPLAY DETERMINATION. '86

Base: Sardinia

Country: Mediterranean Sea (MED)

Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Mike Stroup

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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19/09/1986
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marine lvtr marine corps lvtr recovery vehicles recovery vehicles assault nato exercise display determination nato exercise display determination north atlantic treaty organization staff sergeant us marine corps high resolution display determination marine corps lvtr 7 a 1 ssgt mike stroup mediterranean sea mediterranean region us national archives sardinia italy