Wednesday Warfighter
From the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli. Their amphibious nature allows Marines to take any shore they set their sights on.
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Tagged AAV, amphibious, amphibious assault vehicles, Calif., Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps, Marines, military, U.S. Marine Corps, USMC
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FOB Smart was attacked by a small group of insurgents who detonated a 400-pound vehicle borne improvised explosive device.
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Tagged Afghanistan, Air Force, Air Force Achievement Medal, Army Combat Action Badge, Army Combat Medical Badge, Army Commendation Medal, FOB, Forwarding Operating Base (FOB), International Security Assistance Force, military, U.S. Air Force, Zabul Province
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Army Spc. Dorian Leon speaks about his experience recovering from a double-leg amputation at the Fort Sam Houston Center for the Intrepid.
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Tagged a, amputation, Army, double-leg amputation, Fort Sam Houston Center, military, recovering, U.S.. Army, wounded warriors
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Sergeant Sanford and his teammates left their forward operating base in a convoy to conduct a routine reconnaissance patrol to disrupt enemy movement.
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Marines from Company C, 1st Tank Battalion, prepare their tank for the day’s attack on Range 210 Dec. 11, 2012, during Steel Knight 13.
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Tagged 1st Tank Battalion, Company C, Marines, military, tank, U.S. Marine Corps, USMC
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