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3rd mardiv

3rd marine division

3rd recon bn

3rd reconnaissance battalion

amphibious

camp hansen

central training area

cpl matthew manning

daniel a romans

darius j moussavi

marines dive toward objective during beach reconnaissance training

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Marines execute immediate action drills during combatant

Marines execute immediate action drills during combatant

Marines execute immediate action drills during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. Upon receiving fire from simulated enemy forces, the Marines executed imme... More

Marines deploy smoke grenades during combatant diver

Marines deploy smoke grenades during combatant diver

Marines deploy smoke grenades during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. Once the Marines arrived on the beach, they received fire from simulated enemy force... More

Marines stealthily emerge from still water during combatant

Marines stealthily emerge from still water during combatant

Marines stealthily emerge from still water during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. After surfacing, the Marines used slow, methodical movements to ensure ... More

Marines prepare to enter water during combatant diver

Marines prepare to enter water during combatant diver

Marines prepare to enter water during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. The Marines used the MK 25 rebreather system to stealthily advance toward their obj... More

Marines egress into water during combatant diver and

Marines egress into water during combatant diver and

Marines egress into water during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. Upon receiving fire from simulated enemy forces, the Marines executed immediate actions ... More

Marines execute immediate action drills during combatant

Marines execute immediate action drills during combatant

Marines execute immediate action drills during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. Once the Marines arrived on the beach, they received fire from simulated e... More

Cpl. Dexter R. Thorpe engages simulated enemy forces

Cpl. Dexter R. Thorpe engages simulated enemy forces

Cpl. Dexter R. Thorpe engages simulated enemy forces during combatant diver and beach reconnaissance training April 24 in the Central Training Area. During the training, Marines used the MK 25 rebreather system... More

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