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3rd marine logistics group

3rd mlg

50 caliber browning machine gun

alyssa n hoffacker

anthony m tucker

camp schwab

clr 3

clr 3 marines renew warfighting spirit

combat logistics regiment 3

crew served weapon training

frank l brasington

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Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb effectively engages a target

Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb effectively engages a target

Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb effectively engages a target with a .50-caliber Browning machine gun during crew-served weapons training at Camp Schwab Oct. 24. Cobb is a data systems technician with Combat Logistics... More

Lance Cpl. Roy Kennedy tells Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb

Lance Cpl. Roy Kennedy tells Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb

Lance Cpl. Roy Kennedy tells Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb how to properly and effectively engage a target with a mounted .50-caliber Browning heavy machine gun during crew-served weapons training at Camp Schwab Oc... More

Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb effectively engages a target

Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb effectively engages a target

Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb effectively engages a target with a .50-caliber Browning machine gun during crew-served weapons training at Camp Schwab Oct. 24. Cobb is a data systems technician with Combat Logistics... More

Lance Cpl. Roy Kennedy tells Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb

Lance Cpl. Roy Kennedy tells Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb

Lance Cpl. Roy Kennedy tells Lance Cpl. Joseph W. Cobb how to properly clear a .50-caliber Browning heavy machine gun during crew-served weapons training at Camp Schwab Oct. 24. Many of the Marines that took pa... More

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