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Marines with I Marine Expeditionary Force simulate and evaluate calling for fire and close air support during a 1st ANGLICO certification exercise. This exercise is designed to assess firepower control teams across a broad spectrum of mission sets and core mission essential tasks.

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Clinton Hill #MAGAveteran1 year ago

@1stMEF

Jack Compton1 year ago

@1stMEF Dang! Was that a Huey!?

Clinton Hill #MAGAveteran1 year ago

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АНТОНИО ФАРДОВСКЙ1 year ago

@1stMEF Hollywood Propaganda #RAMBO

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@1stMEF Jap is currently engaged in a "secret plan(139/931&108)". The resignation of France and martial law in Korea are Japan's subversion of Israel in a roundabout way. &it is extremely likely that the attack using my father's death will be launched on Dec 19(or Jan 19,2025).(Next.#1)

David Wheeler1 year ago

@1stMEF LOVE to see Department of the Navy guys playing Army!

Art Of Strategy1 year ago

@1stMEF Exercises like these ensure they're always ready to deliver results when it counts.

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Mark1 year ago

@1stMEF But how did they score on their “Transgender Awareness” Trainings?

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