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A sniper with the Marine Corps Police Department's

A sniper with the Marine Corps Police Department's

A sniper with the Marine Corps Police Department's Special Response Team finds concealment in a stand of trees and takes aim at a building where role-players hide during an active shooter training exercise aboa... More

Marine Corps police officers assigned to the Special

Marine Corps police officers assigned to the Special

Marine Corps police officers assigned to the Special Reaction Team react to a hostage situation during an active shooter training exercise aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Calif., Feb. 24. The full-s... More

Officers with the Marine Corps Police Department provide

Officers with the Marine Corps Police Department provide

Officers with the Marine Corps Police Department provide protections for fire and medical personnel from the Fire and Emergency Services Department as they extract role-playing victims during an active shooter ... More

Marine Corps Police Department police officers worked

Marine Corps Police Department police officers worked

Marine Corps Police Department police officers worked closely with fire fighters and paramedics to provide potentially life saving care to role-players during an active shooter training exercise aboard Marine C... More

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