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U.S. Marine Cpl. Seaire Moore, a videographer with

U.S. Marine Cpl. Seaire Moore, a videographer with

U.S. Marine Cpl. Seaire Moore, a videographer with 2nd Marine Logistics Group, sits in the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on February 2, 2021. Marines an... More

A U.S. Marine checks his finger dexterity while sitting

A U.S. Marine checks his finger dexterity while sitting

A U.S. Marine checks his finger dexterity while sitting in the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on January 9, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic... More

U.S. Marines fully submerge themselves into the water

U.S. Marines fully submerge themselves into the water

U.S. Marines fully submerge themselves into the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on February 2, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold Weather ... More

U.S. Marines warm their bodies through exercise after

U.S. Marines warm their bodies through exercise after

U.S. Marines warm their bodies through exercise after experiencing hypothermia at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on January 9, 2021. Marines and sailors attending the Basic Cold W... More

U.S. Marines warm their bodies through exercise after

U.S. Marines warm their bodies through exercise after

U.S. Marines warm their bodies through exercise after experiencing hypothermia at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on January 9, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold W... More

U.S. Marines prepare to fully submerge into the water

U.S. Marines prepare to fully submerge into the water

U.S. Marines prepare to fully submerge into the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on January 9, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold Weather L... More

U.S. Marines exit the water of a frozen pond at the

U.S. Marines exit the water of a frozen pond at the

U.S. Marines exit the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on February 2, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold Weather Leaders Course are require... More

U.S. sailors warm their bodies through exercise after

U.S. sailors warm their bodies through exercise after

U.S. sailors warm their bodies through exercise after experiencing hypothermia at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on January 9, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold W... More

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on February 2, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold Weather Leaders Course are req... More

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on January 9, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold Weather Leaders Course are requ... More

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at

A U.S. Marine sits in the water of a frozen pond at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, California on February 2, 2021. Marines and Sailors attending the Basic Cold Weather Leaders Course are req... More

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