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Lance Cpl. Stephanie Jordi, left, uses a jackhammer

Lance Cpl. Stephanie Jordi, left, uses a jackhammer

Lance Cpl. Stephanie Jordi, left, uses a jackhammer to place an anchor for an M-31 Marine Corps Expeditionary arresting gear system Nov. 22 at Tinian’s West Field during Exercise Forager Fury II. The arresting ... More

(Courtesy photo), US Air Force Photo

(Courtesy photo), US Air Force Photo

(Courtesy photo) Public domain photograph - aircraft, aviation, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Marines use a jackhammer to place an anchor for an

Marines use a jackhammer to place an anchor for an

Marines use a jackhammer to place an anchor for an M-31 Marine Corps expeditionary arresting gear system Nov. 22 at Tinian’s West Field during Exercise Forager Fury II. The arresting gear is a dynamic piece of ... More

Master Sgt. Justin Self, 192nd Security Forces Squadron

Master Sgt. Justin Self, 192nd Security Forces Squadron

Master Sgt. Justin Self, 192nd Security Forces Squadron training NCOIC, poses for a photo on July 8, 2020, at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Lucretia Cunningham)

Pfc. Chase Leake, left, Lance Cpl. Stephanie Jordi,

Pfc. Chase Leake, left, Lance Cpl. Stephanie Jordi,

Pfc. Chase Leake, left, Lance Cpl. Stephanie Jordi, middle, and Lance Cpl. Juan Gonzalez, assemble an M-31 Marine Corps Expeditionary Arresting Gear System Nov. 28 at Tinian’s West Field during Exercise Forager... More

Marines place an anchor for an M-31 Marine Corps

Marines place an anchor for an M-31 Marine Corps

Marines place an anchor for an M-31 Marine Corps expeditionary arresting gear system Nov. 22 at Tinian’s West Field during Exercise Forager Fury II. The arresting gear is a dynamic piece of equipment critical t... More

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