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Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 172, 31st

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Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 172, 31st

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Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 172, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, load a Joint Precision Airdrop System onto an MV-22B Osprey tiltrotor aircraft during an aerial delivery exercise at IE Shima Training Facility, Okinawa, Japan, Oct. 2, 2019. The JPAD uses GPS, steerable parachutes, and an onboard computer to steer loads to a designated point of impact on a drop zone, allowing the MEU to effectively resupply units on the ground. The 31st MEU, the Marine Corps' only continuously forward-deployed MEU, provides a flexible and lethal force ready to perform a wide range of military operations as the premier crisis response force in the Indo-Pacific region. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Cameron E. Parks)

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2nd battalion
okinawa
7th fleet
iii marine expeditionary force
31st meu
31st marine expeditionary unit
lhd 1
lpd 20
combat logistics battalion 31
logistics combat element
ch 53 e super stallion helicopter
battalion landing team
lsd 48
1st marines
aviation combat element
clb 31
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marine air ground task force
amphibious assault ship uss wasp lhd 1
command element
lethal
ground combat element
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f 35 b lightning ii
vmfa 121
blt 2 1
mv 22 b osprey tiltrotor aircraft
ah 1 z viper helicopter
marine fighter attack squadron 121
indo pacific
marine medium tiltrotor squadron 265 reinforced
vmm 262 rein
dock landing ship uss ashland lsd 48
amphibious transport dock uss green bay lpd 20
uh 1 yh venom helicopter
lance cpl cameron parks
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31st meu marines drop joint precision airdrop system with mv 22 b ospreys
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02/10/2019
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26.52313, 128.04506
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2nd battalion
2nd battalion
okinawa
okinawa
7th fleet
7th fleet
iii marine expeditionary force
iii marine expeditionary force
31st meu
31st meu
31st marine expeditionary unit
31st marine expeditionary unit
lhd 1
lhd 1
lpd 20
lpd 20
combat logistics battalion 31
combat logistics battalion 31
logistics combat element
logistics combat element
ch 53 e super stallion helicopter
ch 53 e super stallion helicopter
battalion landing team
battalion landing team
lsd 48
lsd 48
1st marines
1st marines
aviation combat element
aviation combat element
clb 31
clb 31
ready
ready
magtf
magtf
marine air ground task force
marine air ground task force
amphibious assault ship uss wasp lhd 1
amphibious assault ship uss wasp lhd 1
command element
command element
lethal
lethal
ground combat element
ground combat element
partnered
partnered
f 35 b lightning ii
f 35 b lightning ii
vmfa 121
vmfa 121
blt 2 1
blt 2 1
mv 22 b osprey tiltrotor aircraft
mv 22 b osprey tiltrotor aircraft
ah 1 z viper helicopter
ah 1 z viper helicopter
marine fighter attack squadron 121
marine fighter attack squadron 121
indo pacific
indo pacific
marine medium tiltrotor squadron 265 reinforced
marine medium tiltrotor squadron 265 reinforced
vmm 262 rein
vmm 262 rein
dock landing ship uss ashland lsd 48
dock landing ship uss ashland lsd 48
amphibious transport dock uss green bay lpd 20
amphibious transport dock uss green bay lpd 20
uh 1 yh venom helicopter
uh 1 yh venom helicopter
lance cpl cameron parks
lance cpl cameron parks
camp hansen
camp hansen
31st meu marines drop joint precision airdrop system with mv 22 b ospreys
31st meu marines drop joint precision airdrop system with mv 22 b ospreys
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dvids
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ultra high resolution
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high resolution
us marine corps
us marine corps
us marine corps in japan
us marine corps in japan
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