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Stress Shoot, US Marine Corps Photo

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Stress Shoot, US Marine Corps Photo

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On the last round of a “stress shoot,” a test of combat marksmanship that includes a high-intensity circuit of running, burpees and engaging the targets, Cpl. Ryan M. Creamer, team leader from Black Sea Rotational Force 14, helps a Georgian Armed Forces soldier get into the proper combat stance during the fourth iteration of exercise Agile Spirit. Agile Spirit 14 is an annually-scheduled multilateral engagement hosted by the Caucasus country that began in 2011 to deepen the strategic partnership between the two countries by conducting brigade and battalion-level training engagements, to include small-unit interaction between the Marines and Georgians that demonstrates their commitments toward collective, global security.

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10/06/2014
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Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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