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9th engineer support battalion

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daniel carroll

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Lance Cpl. Jean Melendez, from Caguas, Puerto Rico,

Lance Cpl. Jean Melendez, from Caguas, Puerto Rico,

Lance Cpl. Jean Melendez, from Caguas, Puerto Rico, chops down branches and shrubs on the Medal of Honor Endurance Course Oct. 8 at Camp Hansen. Camp Operations maintained the course to ensure Marines could run... More

Lance Cpl. Amber Mitchell, from Cleveland, Ohio, pauses

Lance Cpl. Amber Mitchell, from Cleveland, Ohio, pauses

Lance Cpl. Amber Mitchell, from Cleveland, Ohio, pauses after maintaining the Medal of Honor Endurance Course Oct. 8 at Camp Hansen. Mitchell and other camp operations Marines added signs and maintained trails ... More

Marines provide security while simulating a patrol

Marines provide security while simulating a patrol

Marines provide security while simulating a patrol at the Medal of Honor Endurance Course Oct. 8 on Camp Hansen. The course was recently opened for Marines to use for physical training, patrols or other trainin... More

Lance Cpl. Jordan Caserta, from Ogden, Utah, levels

Lance Cpl. Jordan Caserta, from Ogden, Utah, levels

Lance Cpl. Jordan Caserta, from Ogden, Utah, levels a trail at the new Medal of Honor Endurance Course Oct. 8 on Camp Hansen. Caserta alongside other Marines with the Camp Operations Office helped maintain trai... More

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