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Although they speak different languages and where different uniforms, they are all Marines. The nations were divided into mixed groups to foster cross-training and diversity. The joint exercise, Partnership of the Americas / Southern Exchange, will focus on interoperability between the USMC and forces from nine other partner nations, exposing them to fundamentals that will enhance partner nation capabilities in the execution of peacekeeping operations and humanitarian aid/disaster relief missions that are common amongst Marines throughout the Americas: marksmanship, patrolling, convoy operations, water survival, amphibious training, checkpoint operations, civil affairs, human rights training and military operations in urban terrain. (Photo by: Sgt. Apumayta, Peruvian Marines)

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08/07/2010
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