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Marines prepare for combat convoy training at the Reserve

Marines prepare for combat convoy training at the Reserve

Marines prepare for combat convoy training at the Reserve Support Unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines from the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams in Norfolk, Va. were aboard... More

Marines prepare to train with the Virtual Combat Convoy

Marines prepare to train with the Virtual Combat Convoy

Marines prepare to train with the Virtual Combat Convoy Trainer at Camp Upsher aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines were present for the training which allows Marines to act and r... More

Marines discuss the plan of the day at the Reserve

Marines discuss the plan of the day at the Reserve

Marines discuss the plan of the day at the Reserve Support Unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines from the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams in Norfolk, Va. were aboard Quanti... More

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator at the Reserve Support Unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines from the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams in Norfolk, Va. con... More

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator at the Reserve Support Unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines from the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams in Norfolk, Va. con... More

Lance Cpl. Dylan Stephens, team leader, learns how

Lance Cpl. Dylan Stephens, team leader, learns how

Lance Cpl. Dylan Stephens, team leader, learns how to use a simulator at the Reserve Support Unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines from the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams ... More

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator

Sgt. Cordy Gaeta briefs Marines to use a simulator at the Reserve Support Unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico on Sept. 6, 2013. Over 50 Marines from the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams in Norfolk, Va. con... More

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