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Comanding Officer of The 1st Battalion, Scots Guards, Lieutenant Colonel Willie Swinton, after taking part in a return parade at his base in the Oxford Barracks, Munster, Germany. Stock Photo
RMGARTY1–Comanding Officer of The 1st Battalion, Scots Guards, Lieutenant Colonel Willie Swinton, after taking part in a return parade at his base in the Oxford Barracks, Munster, Germany.
200501 -- BEDFORDSHIRE, May 1, 2020 Xinhua -- Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Miller L, Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion, the Yorkshire Regiment, salutes veteran Captain Tom Moore in Bedfordshire, Britain, April 30, 2020. Celebrating his 100th birthday on Thursday, British veteran Captain Tom Moore has raised more than 30 million pounds about 37.8 million U.S. dollars for the National Health Service NHS by walking laps of his garden. As a World War II veteran, Captain Tom initially planned to raise 1,000 pounds 1,259 dollars for NHS charities before his 100th birthday, but his move captured t Stock Photo
RM2RPWX4G–200501 -- BEDFORDSHIRE, May 1, 2020 Xinhua -- Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Miller L, Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion, the Yorkshire Regiment, salutes veteran Captain Tom Moore in Bedfordshire, Britain, April 30, 2020. Celebrating his 100th birthday on Thursday, British veteran Captain Tom Moore has raised more than 30 million pounds about 37.8 million U.S. dollars for the National Health Service NHS by walking laps of his garden. As a World War II veteran, Captain Tom initially planned to raise 1,000 pounds 1,259 dollars for NHS charities before his 100th birthday, but his move captured t
A United States Marine shows the 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commanding officer and staff how specialized targets are used for rifle training to ensure target identification and shot control as well as less reliance on traditional crosshair designs at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited internationa Stock Photo
RMP2JRYE–A United States Marine shows the 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commanding officer and staff how specialized targets are used for rifle training to ensure target identification and shot control as well as less reliance on traditional crosshair designs at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited internationa
Comanding Officer of The 1st Battalion, Scots Guards, Lieutenant Colonel Willie Swinton, after taking part in a return parade at his base in the Oxford Barracks, Munster, Germany. Stock Photo
RMGARTYM–Comanding Officer of The 1st Battalion, Scots Guards, Lieutenant Colonel Willie Swinton, after taking part in a return parade at his base in the Oxford Barracks, Munster, Germany.
The 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion Commander and staff observe United States Marines of 1st battalion 2nd regiment conducting live-fire mortar drills at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the United States and Jordan and helped to maintain future relations (U.S. Marin Stock Photo
RMP2KJR5–The 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion Commander and staff observe United States Marines of 1st battalion 2nd regiment conducting live-fire mortar drills at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the United States and Jordan and helped to maintain future relations (U.S. Marin
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A United States Marine explains to the 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commander how the United States Marine Corps’ various types of rifle ranges help Marines train effectively and efficiently for combat situations overseas at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the Un Stock Photo
RMP2KAP6–A United States Marine explains to the 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commander how the United States Marine Corps’ various types of rifle ranges help Marines train effectively and efficiently for combat situations overseas at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the Un
The 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commander and staff speak with a United States Marine about the day’s events before going to the ranges at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the United States and Jordan and helped to maintain future relations (U.S. Marine Corps pho Stock Photo
RMP2JRYB–The 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commander and staff speak with a United States Marine about the day’s events before going to the ranges at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the United States and Jordan and helped to maintain future relations (U.S. Marine Corps pho
A United States Marine helps the 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commander put on a United States Marine Corps issue flak jacket before getting up close and personal with a live-fire mortar demonstration at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the United States and Jord Stock Photo
RMP2KJRD–A United States Marine helps the 77th Royal Jordanian Marine Battalion commander put on a United States Marine Corps issue flak jacket before getting up close and personal with a live-fire mortar demonstration at Camp Geiger, N.C., Sept 8 2016. The Jordanian Marines observed live-fire and infantry immersion training to further understand military tactics. They toured the East Coast through various Marine Corps installations to study Marine Corps tactics that could help further the efforts of the Jordanian Marines. The tour benefited international cooperation between the United States and Jord
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