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iii marine expeditionary force

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Reconnaissance Marines perform rappelling and fast-rope

Reconnaissance Marines perform rappelling and fast-rope

Reconnaissance Marines perform rappelling and fast-rope maneuvers at the Jungle Warfare Training Center at Camp Gonsalves July 25. The Marines are with Force Company, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Di... More

A reconnaissance Marine traverses across the water-crossing

A reconnaissance Marine traverses across the water-crossing

A reconnaissance Marine traverses across the water-crossing lane during reconnaissance training at the Jungle Warfare Training Center at Camp Gonsalves July 25. The purpose of the training was to improve tactic... More

Reconnaissance Marines conduct water-crossing training

Reconnaissance Marines conduct water-crossing training

Reconnaissance Marines conduct water-crossing training at the Jungle Warfare Training Center at Camp Gonsalves July 25. The Marines practiced various methods for crossing water to evaluate speed, noise discipli... More

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