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Standing in a 50 caliber machine gun, Sgt. Bryce F.

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Standing in a 50 caliber machine gun, Sgt. Bryce F.

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Standing in a 50 caliber machine gun, Sgt. Bryce F. Catlett, a 28-year-old native of Preston, Ok. checks the readiness of the Marines in the convoy behind him. All the Marines with the wiremen platoon, 1st Marine Logistics Group (Fwd) donned their gear and mounted their humvees to begin an early morning communications mission. These wiremen Marines are responsible for the task of installing a more reliable multi-network communications system in support of 1st Iraqi Army Division Military Transition Team. (Official USMC photo by: Lance Cpl. Geoffrey P. Ingersoll (060821-M-8187I-001) (Released)

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