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3rd marine logistics group

3rd mlg

9th engineer support battalion

9th esb

camp hansen

central training area

combat engineer

combat engineers explode with confidence

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richard k fitzgerald

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A stack of Marines takes cover behind a protective

A stack of Marines takes cover behind a protective

A stack of Marines takes cover behind a protective blanket during an explosion Aug. 28 while completing a demolitions training evolution at a demo range in the Central Training Area. The knowledge of the differ... More

Combat engineers watch an expedient bangalore torpedo

Combat engineers watch an expedient bangalore torpedo

Combat engineers watch an expedient bangalore torpedo explode at a demolition range in the Central Training Area Aug. 28. The explosion was controlled, so the Marines could watch how effectively it clears the p... More

Combat engineers completed a demolitions training evolution

Combat engineers completed a demolitions training evolution

Combat engineers completed a demolitions training evolution employing several types of explosives like C-4, dynamite, TNT, Bangalore torpedoes and various shaped charges Aug. 27-29 at a demo range in the Centra... More

Pfc. Douglas S. Zimmerman places a block of TNT on

Pfc. Douglas S. Zimmerman places a block of TNT on

Pfc. Douglas S. Zimmerman places a block of TNT on the ground Aug. 27 during a demolitions training evolution at a demo range in the Central Training Area. The Marines placed 25 blocks of TNT in an interconnect... More

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