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Staff Sgt. James M. Fehr, a San Manuel, Arizona native,

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Staff Sgt. James M. Fehr, a San Manuel, Arizona native,

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Staff Sgt. James M. Fehr, a San Manuel, Arizona native, poses for a photo on range 18 aboard Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan. Fehr traveled to Okinawa from Quantico, Virginia to coach Marines participating in a three-gun shooting competition where Marines shot the M9 pistol, M1014 shotgun and the M16A4 service rifle. “Our goal is to make the Marines into better warfighters,” said Fehr. “Everyone benefits from going out and training in their weapon systems.” Fehr is a competitor, instructor and staff non-commissioned officer in charge of the U.S. the Marine Corps Combat Shooting Team. (U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Cpl. Brittany A. James/ Released)

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