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31st marine expeditionary unit

31st meu

31st meu snipers sharpen skills

camp hansen

dvids

force reconnaissance snipers

iii marine expeditionary force

iii mef headquarters group

lance cpl matthew manning

sharpen

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A reconnaissance Marine looks through his spotting

A reconnaissance Marine looks through his spotting

A reconnaissance Marine looks through his spotting scope during an observation exercise during a three-week maritime raid force urban sniper course at Camp Hansen April 13.

Reconnaissance Marines work together to eliminate multiple

Reconnaissance Marines work together to eliminate multiple

Reconnaissance Marines work together to eliminate multiple moving targets during a three-week maritime raid force urban sniper course at Camp Schwab April 13. During the drill, the snipers with 31st Marine Expe... More

A reconnaissance Marine takes part in a timed shooting

A reconnaissance Marine takes part in a timed shooting

A reconnaissance Marine takes part in a timed shooting drill while marksmanship instructors watch where his shots hit during a three-week maritime raid force urban sniper course at Camp Schwab April 14. The ins... More

A reconnaissance Marine adjusts his scope during an

A reconnaissance Marine adjusts his scope during an

A reconnaissance Marine adjusts his scope during an observation exercise as part of the three-week maritime raid force urban sniper course at Camp Hansen, April 13. For the snipers with the 31st MEU, the most i... More

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