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A military dog handler with Battalion Landing Team

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A military dog handler with Battalion Landing Team 2/6 sprints across a stream with his search dog while another posts security during a Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel (TRAP) exercise, aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., June, 5, 2015. Marines with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit were given a scenario to find, provide medical care for and evacuate stranded Marines while avoiding or neutralizing enemy threats. The TRAP exercise was conducted as part of pre-deployment training. (U. S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Shawn Valosin)

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north carolina trap meu dog handler 26th marine expeditionary unit exercise readiness deployment search dog tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel cpl shawn valosin eotg expeditionary operations training group battalion landing team 2 6 mv 22 b osprey aircraft mcbcamplejeune ii marine expeditionary force camp lejeune 26th meu participates in tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel course dvids ultra high resolution high resolution camp lejeune nc us marine corps battalion landing team dog
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05/06/2015
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label_outline Explore 26th Meu Participates In Tactical Recovery Of Aircraft And Personnel Course, Mv 22 B Osprey Aircraft, Search Dog

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north carolina trap meu dog handler 26th marine expeditionary unit exercise readiness deployment search dog tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel cpl shawn valosin eotg expeditionary operations training group battalion landing team 2 6 mv 22 b osprey aircraft mcbcamplejeune ii marine expeditionary force camp lejeune 26th meu participates in tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel course dvids ultra high resolution high resolution camp lejeune nc us marine corps battalion landing team dog