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A CH-53E Super Stallion lands at LZ Dodo in the Central

A CH-53E Super Stallion lands at LZ Dodo in the Central

A CH-53E Super Stallion lands at LZ Dodo in the Central Training Area Nov. 4 to drop off Marines before they assault combat town during exercise Blue Chromite 15. Chromite demonstrates the Navy/Marine Corps’exp... More

Marines set up security after offloading a CH-53E Super

Marines set up security after offloading a CH-53E Super

Marines set up security after offloading a CH-53E Super Stallion Nov. 4 on LZ Dodo in Central Training Area during Exercise Blue Chromite 15. Chromite demonstrates the Navy/Marine Corps’ amphibious and expediti... More

Cpl. Billy J. Masek holds security for his squad while

Cpl. Billy J. Masek holds security for his squad while

Cpl. Billy J. Masek holds security for his squad while they clear a building of fictional enemies Nov. 4 during exercise Blue Chromite 15. Chromite demonstrates the Navy/Marine Corps’ amphibious and expeditiona... More

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