Landing support specialists with Transportation Services

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Landing support specialists with Transportation Services

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Landing support specialists with Transportation Services Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 4, Combat Logistics Regiment 3, 3d Marine Logistics Group, hook a 40k sling, used to attach supplies to aircrafts, onto a hook from a CH-53E Sea Dragon during a helicopter support team lift during Winter Workhorse 16, September 28, 2016. Winter Workhorse is a bilateral exercise conducted in part with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps that is designed to enhance interoperability and combat readiness. While achieving collective training objectives during Winter Workhorse, measures will be taken to ensure minimal impact to the environment. The task force will take care to leave the area in better condition than they found it.

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okinawa

south korea

iii marine expeditionary force

rok

republic of korea

combat logistics battalion 4

combat logistics regiment 3

clb 4

clr 3

winter workhorse 16