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31st marine expeditionary unit

31st meu

4th marines

andrew krolicki

assault man

battalion landing team

battalion landing team 2nd battalion

blt 2 4

kenneth r murray jr

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Sergeant Alexander M. Tryon scans the surrounding area

Sergeant Alexander M. Tryon scans the surrounding area

Sergeant Alexander M. Tryon scans the surrounding area for enemy forces during a vertical assault Dec. 10 at Combat Town. After acquiring a strong foothold within the town, the Marines cleared all of the buildi... More

Marines stand their ground during a vertical assault

Marines stand their ground during a vertical assault

Marines stand their ground during a vertical assault exercise Dec. 10 at Combat Town. After gaining ground in Combat Town, the Marines cleared several buildings and engaged simulated enemy forces. The Marines a... More

Lance Corporal Alexander J. Perkins sights in while

Lance Corporal Alexander J. Perkins sights in while

Lance Corporal Alexander J. Perkins sights in while clearing a building during a vertical assault exercise Dec. 10 at Combat Town. While clearing the room, the Marines found multiple simulated high-value indivi... More

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