美国海军陆战队USMC在世界各地(二)

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Lance Cpl. Michael W. Lund, a combat engineer with 4th CEB, searches around a bunker with a metal detector looking for weapons cache. The Marines were given intelligence about a weapons cache located in a bunker near the area. Although they did not find the specific bunker, they did find a small underground bunker that could have been used to store weapons in the future.<br/>(Photographer: Pfc. Jerry Murphy : Regimental Combat Team 1)

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Cpl. Brad E. Clauss, a combat team leader with 4th Combat Engineer Battalion, prepares C-4 explosives in a bunker, preparing to destroy it so that is cannot be used against coalition forces in the future. The Marines swept the area looking for a possible weapons cache during an intelligence driven mission.<br/>(Photographer: Pfc. Jerry Murphy : Regimental Combat Team 1)

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Lance Cpl. Jose Torres, a heavy equipment operator with Maintenance Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 6, 1st Marine Logistics Group, and Pfc. Jacob A. Ostermann, a field wireman with Headquarters Company, CLB-6, 1st MLG, post security at the far end of CLB-6's area of operations in al Asad during their quick reaction force drill. Torres, from Chicago, and Ostermann, out of San Diego, worked alongside their other Marines to locate, contain and neutralize a mock terrorist threat inside their compound.<br/>(Photographer: Cpl. Tyler Barstow : 1st Marine Logistic Group Public Affairs)

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Staff Sgt. Phillip Evans, an infantry man from Sterling City, Texas, assigned to Troop C, 3rd Squadron, 89th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Multi-National Division – Baghdad, places a sandbag on the newly built clearing barrel, June 5.<br/>(Photographer: 1st Sgt. Mikeal McInroy : 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division Public Affairs)

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Cpl. Samantha Garza, a motor transportation mechanic with Marine Air Control Squadron 1, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), engages the target with the instruction of range coach, Sgt. Nicholas Meche. During training for the Lioness program, Marines shot various weapons systems including the M240G Medium Machinegun, Squad Automatic Weapon an AK-47.<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Jessica Aranda : 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Fwd) Public Affairs)

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Cpl. Gizelle Gutierrrez, an embark clerk with Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), prepares to insert a nasopharyngeal airway during a Combat Lifesaving class. The Lioness Program's training regimen includes all-around skill training to prepare the Marines for a variety of emergency situations.<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Jessica Aranda : 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Fwd) Public Affairs)

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Traveling to the Port of Entry Trebil along the Iraq/Jordan border by foot with members of 2nd Platoon, Company A, Military Police, 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines, June 4.<br/>(Photographer: Staff Sgt. Bryant Maude : 1st Sustainment Brigade)

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Cpl. Jacqueline Parker, the supply warehouse noncommissioned officer for Marine Wing Headquarters Squadron 374, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), aims in with the AK-47 during shooting drills May 30. During training for the Lioness program, Marines shot various weapons systems including the M240G Medium Machinegun, Squad Automatic Weapon an AK-47.<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Jessica Aranda : 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Fwd) Public Affairs)

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Members of the Anti-Terrorism Battalion on personal security detail practice "protecting a principal" in a hostile environment during annual training. One of the specialized capabilities of the battalion, this mission involves providing personal protection for dignitaries or senior military or civilian officials. <br/>(Photo courtesy of Delta Company Anti-Terrorism Battalion)

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Hachem Aftan Alsherji, who works for the Al Batra'a company, shakes hands with Cpl. John C. Trevino, who is the disbursing noncommissioned officer in charge, Combat Logistics Battalion 6, 1st Marine Logistics Group, for Combat Outpost Rawah, as 1st Lt. Daniel M. Thomas, team leader, and Gunnery Sgt. Gary M. Gonzalez, staff noncommissioned officer in charge and assistant team leader, both with Detachment 1, Civil Affairs Team 5, 2nd Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 5, watch the transaction June 10. Hachem received payment for the contract work he and his company have completed on the bank and courthouse in the city of Rawah. The bank project received its first payment and the courthouse project received its fourth. The payments are usually given in installments depending on the size of the project.<br/>(Official U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Lance Cpl. Paul Torres)

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Lance Cpl. Brendan Conte, a Jeannette, Pa., native, and military police officer with 2nd Platoon, Company A, Military Police, 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines, scans the retina of an Iraqi truck driver using a Pier 24 device, June 4. The Pier 24 screening determines if the individual has been put on a watch list by the Iraqi government or coalition forces and works in conjunction with the Bio-Metrics Automated Tool Set or BATS.<br/>(Photographer: Staff Sgt. Bryant Maude : 1st Sustainment Brigade)

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Marines with 2nd Platoon, Company A, Military Police, 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines, navigate their way to the Port of Entry Trebil, June 4.<br/>(Photographer: Staff Sgt. Bryant Maude : 1st Sustainment Brigade)

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Sgt. Louis Pearson, a communication technician with the Jump Platoon, Task Force 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines, Regimental Combat Team 5, provides security during an escort mission in Husaybah, Iraq, June 2. They escorted the battalion commander, Lt. Col. Steven J. Grass, during a walk through the streets of Husaybah with the mayor of Al Qa’im, Farhan Tekan Farhan.<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Joshua Murray : Regimental Combat Team-5, 1st Marine Division Public Affairs)

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Sgt. Louis Pearson, a communication technician with the Jump Platoon, Task Force 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines, Regimental Combat Team 5, provides security during an escort mission in Husaybah, Iraq, June 2. They escorted the battalion commander, Lt. Col. Steven J. Grass, during a walk through the streets of Husaybah with the mayor of Al Qa’im, Farhan Tekan Farhan.<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Joshua Murray : Regimental Combat Team-5, 1st Marine Division Public Affairs)

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Cpl. Tollin Toler, a rifleman with the Jump Platoon, Task Force 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines, Regimental Combat Team 5, provides security during a tour of Husaybah, Iraq, June 2. The Mayor of Al Qa'im, Farhan Tekan Farhan escorted Lt. Col. Steven J. Grass, the battalion commander, TF 2nd Bn., 2nd Marines, through the community to show him local stores and greet the townspeople.<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Joshua Murray : Regimental Combat Team-5, 1st Marine Division Public Affairs)

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Cpl. Andy Evenson, a team leader with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 24th Marines, takes a knee while providing security during a routine presence patrol. Marines conduct these patrols on a regular basis to give the local communities a sense of security as well as show the Marines presence to any insurgents in the area.

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Cpl. Chris Faherty, a team leader with Golf Co., 2nd Bn., 24th Marines, walks over a small walkway clearing a small canal during a patrol. The Marines routinely patrol the area to allow the local populous to feel a sense of security from their presence.

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Lance Cpl. Brandon M. Vanasten, a machine gunner with Golf Co., 2nd Bn., 24th Marines, patrols through the streets of a town in Iraq while another Marine provides rear security. Thanks to the sacrifices made by service members in the al Anbar province, violence has been reduced 80-90 percent in the last year.<br/>(Photographer: Sgt. Nathaniel Leblanc : Regimental Combat Team 1)

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1st Lt. David A. Moran (right), the executive officer of Headquarters and Service Company, 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 1, takes a second to honor his brother, 1st Lt. Daniel P. Moran (Weapons Company, 1st Bn., 6th Marines, Mobile Assault Platoon commander), during his promotion ceremony on May 26 at the site where his brother was struck by an improvised explosive device. "I decided to get promoted at that intersection because that's where my brother, Daniel, was hit," David said. "He was on a night patrol with an Army IED sweeping team and while he was on that mission he was hit by a catastrophic IED. In that attack, his driver, his gunner, and his radio operator were killed. My brother and the vehicle commander survived."<br/>(Photographer: Lance Cpl. Casey Jones : Regimental Combat Team 1)

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