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Staff Sgt. Eric J. Ellenberger, standing, addresses

Staff Sgt. Eric J. Ellenberger, standing, addresses

Staff Sgt. Eric J. Ellenberger, standing, addresses Marines with 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion following a security patrol training evolution March 19 at the Central Training Area as part of a field training ex... More

Lance Cpl. Elias J. Burne, front, and Lance Cpl. Cody

Lance Cpl. Elias J. Burne, front, and Lance Cpl. Cody

Lance Cpl. Elias J. Burne, front, and Lance Cpl. Cody Gammons provide covering fire March 19 during response to ambush training as part of a field training exercise in the Central Training Area, Okinawa. After ... More

Cpl. Adrian J. Flores, right, calls his higher headquarters

Cpl. Adrian J. Flores, right, calls his higher headquarters

Cpl. Adrian J. Flores, right, calls his higher headquarters regarding simulated enemy activity March 19 during a patrol as part of a field training exercise in the Central Training Area, Okinawa. During the sce... More

Lance Cpl. Austin T. Dodd, left, escorts Lance Cpl.

Lance Cpl. Austin T. Dodd, left, escorts Lance Cpl.

Lance Cpl. Austin T. Dodd, left, escorts Lance Cpl. Kendall J. Mikkelson, a simulated high-value detainee, during a security patrol March 19 at the Central Training Area as part of a field training exercise. Do... More

Marines execute a security patrol March 18 at Landing

Marines execute a security patrol March 18 at Landing

Marines execute a security patrol March 18 at Landing Zone Pigeon in the Central Training Area during a field training exercise. The Marines practiced skills they will use in a deployed environment. The Marines... More

Pfc. Austin J. Baker, center, provides security March

Pfc. Austin J. Baker, center, provides security March

Pfc. Austin J. Baker, center, provides security March 19 during a patrol as part of a field training exercise in the Central Training Area, Okinawa. When the squad reached a path leading off the road, the patro... More

Marines with 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion patrol down

Marines with 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion patrol down

Marines with 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion patrol down a road March 19 at the Central Training Area during a field training exercise. The Marines patrolled four times a day to increase proficiency and identify ... More

2nd Lt. Keith G. Lowell, right, discusses Pfc. Luis

2nd Lt. Keith G. Lowell, right, discusses Pfc. Luis

2nd Lt. Keith G. Lowell, right, discusses Pfc. Luis A. Gomez’s concealed position during a simulated security patrol March 19 at the Central Training Area as part of a field training exercise. The officers and ... More

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