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Archive: August, 2008

Marine takes long road to MARSOC August 25, 2008 — For those of us who are born and raised in the United States, it’s easy to take the privileges and opportunities that we enjoy in our country for granted, but for Sgt. Ekhart Kohkemper, S-3 training non-commissioned officer with Marine Special Operations Support Group, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command, coming to America in 1994 MORE

MARSOC and 160th SOAR take to the skies August 25, 2008 — At the back edge of a helicopter, a column of Marines stare out into the vast space above their drop zone as the wind whips violently across their faces. They wait for the jumpmaster to wave his arm and shout “Go! Go! Go!” so they can exit the plane at heights of up to 13,000 feet with their fellow Marines. Marines from 2d Marine Special Operations MORE

MNOC puts the "Comm" in combat: Spec Ops forces team up for innovative training August 12, 2008 — In combat, as in the civilian world, the methods and tools of communication are constantly changing. But where civilian technology becomes more accessible and intuitive, military communications become increasingly secure and specialized. That is where the Marine Network Operators Course comes in to play. Twenty-four Marines, Sailors and Airmen came MORE

Training to Train: MSOAG pipeline students wrap up seven month course August 11, 2008 — “Onslovia.” Say it out loud and it sounds like a remote third-world country, but for people local to the area of Eastern North Carolina, it only takes a few minutes to realize the fictional country’s name is derived from Onslow County. The fictional country has its own language, named “Onslovan.” The language was formed from a list of 15 key MORE

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