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Sergeant Caleb Pente, explosive ordnance disposal technician

Sergeant Caleb Pente, explosive ordnance disposal technician

Sergeant Caleb Pente, explosive ordnance disposal technician with Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force South, and a native of Detroit, engages his target with an M4A1 service rifle aboard the future amp... More

Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special

Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special

Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force South engage their targets during the first combat marksmanship live-fire held aboard future amphibious assault ship USS... More

Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special

Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special

Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force South engage their targets during the first combat marksmanship live-fire held aboard future amphibious assault ship USS... More

Sergeant Maj. Wesley Schaffer, sergeant major of Special

Sergeant Maj. Wesley Schaffer, sergeant major of Special

Sergeant Maj. Wesley Schaffer, sergeant major of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force South, and a native of Roanoke, Va., engages his target with an M4A1 service rifle aboard the future amphibious assa... More

Lieutenant Col. George Hasseltine, commanding officer

Lieutenant Col. George Hasseltine, commanding officer

Lieutenant Col. George Hasseltine, commanding officer of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force South, and a native of Metairie, La., engages his target with an M4A1 service rifle aboard the future amphib... More

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