Station Provost Marshal's Office Marines provide security during a Special Reaction Team indoctrination, which took place at the Penny Lake fields here, May 2, 2013. A few Marines have the opportunity to attend the SRT school at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., before actually trying to make a team. PMO Marines endure SRT indoctrination 130502-M-BC491-263

Station Provost Marshal's Office Marines provide security during a Special Reaction Team indoctrination, which took place at the Penny Lake fields here, May 2, 2013. A few Marines have the opportunity to attend the SRT school at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., before actually trying to make a team. PMO Marines endure SRT indoctrination 130502-M-BC491-263 Stock Photo

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