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Donald Kalawaia, Railway Operations work leader, uses

Donald Kalawaia, Railway Operations work leader, uses

Donald Kalawaia, Railway Operations work leader, uses a piece of lumber and some chalk to mark measurements of railcar movement during rail-impact testing on Yermo Annex aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barst... More

Chad Hildebrandt, Railway Operations supervisor, and

Chad Hildebrandt, Railway Operations supervisor, and

Chad Hildebrandt, Railway Operations supervisor, and Cliff Harmon, transporation engineer with the Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's Transportation Engineering Agency, inspect the chains at... More

Bill Newcomb, test engineer from Amphibious Vehicle

Bill Newcomb, test engineer from Amphibious Vehicle

Bill Newcomb, test engineer from Amphibious Vehicle Test Branch, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, ensures that the movements measured during rail-impact testing with a new Light Armored Vehicle, fit the specif... More

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