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An MV-22B Osprey arrives at Landing Zone Coot at the

An MV-22B Osprey arrives at Landing Zone Coot at the

An MV-22B Osprey arrives at Landing Zone Coot at the Central Training Area Aug. 20 as part of the culminating event for the Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques course. The Marines fast roped, rappelled, and p... More

Sgt. Joseph Binari prepares a 90 foot rope attached

Sgt. Joseph Binari prepares a 90 foot rope attached

Sgt. Joseph Binari prepares a 90 foot rope attached to a UH-1Y Venom helicopter for a fast-rope training exercise near Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., May 9, 2017. This type of training teaches Marine... More

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, left, observes 1st Lt. Christina

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, left, observes 1st Lt. Christina

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, left, observes 1st Lt. Christina Nymeyer as she descends down the “hell-hole” Aug.14 at the tower on Camp Hansen during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Technique Course. The students were ta... More

Staff Sgt. Jerry Colvin Jr. explains procedures for

Staff Sgt. Jerry Colvin Jr. explains procedures for

Staff Sgt. Jerry Colvin Jr. explains procedures for conducting the fast-rope insertion method to Marines training with Expeditionary Operations Training Group during a fast-rope training exercise near Marine Co... More

A Marine rappels down from an MV-22B Osprey during

A Marine rappels down from an MV-22B Osprey during

A Marine rappels down from an MV-22B Osprey during the Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques course Aug. 20 at the Central Training Area. The first half of the course involved the students familiarizing themsel... More

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, an Orlando, Florida, native,

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, an Orlando, Florida, native,

Sgt. Geoffrey P. Mann, an Orlando, Florida, native, prepares to bullae so students can safely rappel down from an MV-22B Osprey during the Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques course Aug. 20 at the Central Tra... More

Captain Ryan Klenke checks engine parts and removes

Captain Ryan Klenke checks engine parts and removes

Captain Ryan Klenke checks engine parts and removes non-flight equipment off of a UH-1Y Venom helicopter at Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., May 9, 2017. Non-flight equipment is latched to the aircraft... More

Marines load into the MV-22B Osprey to prepare to fast

Marines load into the MV-22B Osprey to prepare to fast

Marines load into the MV-22B Osprey to prepare to fast rope during the Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques course Aug. 20 at the Central Training Area. The students finalized their practical applications port... More

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida, native, rappels down the tower at Camp Hansen Aug. 13 during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. The students learned approximately 14 knots used i... More

A Marine fast-ropes from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter during

A Marine fast-ropes from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter during

A Marine fast-ropes from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter during a fast-rope training exercise near Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., May 9, 2017. The purpose of the exercise was for Marines to improve upon the... More

Sgt. Thomas Jackson, a Chicago, Illinois, native, fast

Sgt. Thomas Jackson, a Chicago, Illinois, native, fast

Sgt. Thomas Jackson, a Chicago, Illinois, native, fast ropes down from an MV-22B Osprey during the Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques course Aug. 20 at the Central Training Area. The 11-day course consists o... More

Staff Sgt. Jeremy J. Huss, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin, native,

Staff Sgt. Jeremy J. Huss, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin, native,

Staff Sgt. Jeremy J. Huss, a Kaukauna, Wisconsin, native, fast ropes down the rappel tower at Camp Hansen Aug.13 during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. Before the students rappel off aircraft, t... More

A Marine fast-ropes from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter during

A Marine fast-ropes from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter during

A Marine fast-ropes from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter during a fast-rope training exercise near Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., May 9, 2017. The purpose of the exercise was for Marines to improve upon the... More

Cpl. Derek Sampson, a Blue Ridge, Georgia, native,

Cpl. Derek Sampson, a Blue Ridge, Georgia, native,

Cpl. Derek Sampson, a Blue Ridge, Georgia, native, demonstrates how to properly execute a skid rappel Aug. 13 at Camp Hansen during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. Participating students rappell... More

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida,

Sgt. Matthew B. Johnston, a Jacksonville, Florida, native, skid rappels down the tower at Camp Hansen Aug. 13 during a Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques Course. The course consists of several written evalua... More

Marines perform Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction

Marines perform Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction

Marines perform Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction training on a CH-53E Super Stallion as part of the Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques course Aug. 20 at the Central Training Area. The SPIE rig involves se... More

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