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From left to right: British Army LCpls. Daniel Stanton

From left to right: British Army LCpls. Daniel Stanton

From left to right: British Army LCpls. Daniel Stanton and Ben Chambers with the British Army shooting contingent; U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Jason Wattle, a native of Eureka, California, and a member of the Marine... More

From left to right: Singapore Army 3SG Lewis Ban Tomoyuki

From left to right: Singapore Army 3SG Lewis Ban Tomoyuki

From left to right: Singapore Army 3SG Lewis Ban Tomoyuki and 3SG Khiat An Jonathan Gabriel Tan with the Singapore Army shooting contingent; U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Jason Wattle, a native of Eureka, California,... More

Corporal Brenden Lorsch, a native of Palm Springs,

Corporal Brenden Lorsch, a native of Palm Springs,

Corporal Brenden Lorsch, a native of Palm Springs, California, and a guest member of the Marine Corps Shooting Team, prepares the ammunition for his M240B medium machine gun before the light support weapon matc... More

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