SAIKAI, Japan (May 10, 2018) A Naval Beach Unit 7 Landing

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SAIKAI, Japan (May 10, 2018) A Naval Beach Unit 7 Landing

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SAIKAI, Japan (May 10, 2018) A Naval Beach Unit 7 Landing Craft, Air Cushion returns to Yokose LCAC Facility shortly after sunset May 10, 2018. NBU 7 routinely conducts nighttime training in order to maximize proficiency of craftmasters and crews to pilot the LCACs in any type of maritime environment. NBU 7 serves as the forward-deployed training and readiness command for deploying LCACs, landing craft utilities (LCUs), and beach party teams. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist1st Class David R. Krigbaum/Released)

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