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Hawaii snipers train in high angle shooting
MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII - Scout sniper platoon with Weapons Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, conducted high angle live fire training April 8-9, 2015, on top of Ulupau Crater at Range 10 aboard Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
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Noncommisioned officers shine bright at 3/3
Marines with Weapons Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment stationed at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay conducted a live fire training night shoot here, as part of their Crew-served Weapons Package, May 29.“Our training is to see if we can stay awake at night, and engage the enemy effectively when thrown in different scenarios while
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Hawaii golfers scramble at annual MarForPac tournament
Marines might train to assault sandy beaches from large bodies of water, but they want their golf balls to stay clear of both.Approximately 150 amateur golfers from across Oahu teed off in friendly competition as U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, held its 4th annual “scramble” tournament at Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course here, June 1.The afternoon
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MARFORPAC Marine comes to aid of drowning victims
When Maj. Andrew “Lefty” Rice set out with his friend to visit a popular landmark off Kualoa Beach Park in the Windward side of Oahu Sept. 2, he had no idea of the events that would transpire. The day began with plans on taking his friend out sightseeing around Oahu. Rice checked the forecast and the tides for locations they would tour and headed
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