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Chargers rush to Miramar | 22 weeks 6 days | Scott Tolzien, Chargers’ back-up quarterback, falls back for a pass today at the Miramar Youth Sports Complex. The event brought performances from the Charger Girls followed by the Chargers’ football players practicing, taking photos and signing autographs with Marines and their family members. Photo by:Pfc. Maxwell Pennington | CHarger Girls, Chargers, football, marines, Maxwell Pennington, Miramar Youth Sports Complex, NFL, U.S - California, U.S., US Marines |
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Lima Stalks Combat Town | 33 weeks 18 hours | Amphibious assault vehicles drive along Red Beach here en route to an urban training town June 19 during the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit's two-week field exercise. The vehicles carried Marines and sailors of Battalion Landing Team 3/1, the ground-combat element for the unit. Photo by Lance Cpl. Ryan Carpenter | amphibious assault, Battalion Landing Team 3/1, marines, Red Beach, Ryan Carpenter, U.S., U.S. - California, US Marines |
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Corinth Marine Survives Two IEDs, Stays in Fight | 35 weeks 5 days | Lance Cpl. Andrew J. Armstrong, a forward observer with Fire Control Team 6, Supporting Arms Liaison Team Chuck, 2nd Air-Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, works out with his fellow Marines at Patrol Base Ertoba, May 5. The Corinth, N.Y., native has survived two improvised explosive device attacks and continues to faithfully perform his duties as a Marine. Photo by Lance Cpl. Bryan Nygaard | 2nd Air-Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, Bryan Nygaard, Fire Control Team 6, marines, Patrol Base Ertoba, Supporting Arms Liaison Team Chuck, U.S., U.S. - New York, US Marines |
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Marines Participate in Glendale's Memorial Day Parade During Fleet Week New York 2011 | 36 weeks 15 hours | Marines with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, participate in a Memorial Day parade at Glendale N.Y. May 30. Various units from II Marine Expeditionary Force and Marine Forces Reserve have organized under the 24th MEU to form the to form the Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force - New York. The Marines embarked on the Navy's Amphibious Assault Ships, the USS Iwo Jima and USS New York to take part in Fleet Week New York 2011 from May 25 to June 1. The Marines will showcase the capabilities of the MAGTF, and also honor those who have served by participating in various events during the Memorial Day weekend. Photo by Lance Cpl. Michael Petersheim | 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, marines, Memorial Day, Michael Petersheim, Navy's Amphibious Assault Ships, New York, Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force, the USS Iwo Jima, U.S., U.S. - New York, US Marines, USS New York |
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Project runway: Marines move 12 Million Pounds of Matting in Afghanistan | 39 weeks 2 days | Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 272 pick of the remaining pieces of aluminum matting that was the expeditionary runway at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, May 8. The Marines picked up more than 1.8 million square feet of aluminum matting during the project. An 11,500-foot permanent runway opened at Camp Bastion, Feb. 11, which allowed the expeditionary runway to be removed. Photo by Cpl. Samantha H. Arrington | Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Afghanistan - Camp Bastion, Camp Bastion, Marine Wing Support Squadron 272, marines, Samantha H. Arrington, US Marines |
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Initial Response Force | 44 weeks 2 days | Marines with the Initial Response Force walk out of a C-5 Galaxy after arriving here April 3. The Initial Response Force is a 155-person team comprised of Marines from Naval Support Facility, Indian Head, Md. As a smaller element of the chemical, biological, and incident response force, the IRF is specifically trained in the areas of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high yield explosion operations. The IRF will support Operation Tomodachi by providing a rapid response capability, and if requested, can assist and advise Japanese authorities. Photo by Staff Sgt. Chad Strohmeyer | C-5 Galaxy, Chad Strohmeyer, Indian Head, Initial Response Force, Japan, Japan, marines, Naval Support Facility, Operation Tomodachi, US Marines |
