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Summary
Lance Cpl. Alan Smith, Marine Wing Support Squadron 171 combat engineer, uses hand crimpers to seam two pieces of steel together during a Ultimate Building Machine K-span training evolution at the MWSS-171 combat engineer lot here July 28. After three pieces of steel are seamed together, Marines use a Terex crane to erect the steel and mount it to the structure’s foundation.
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lava viper
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marine corps air station iwakuni
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Date
26/07/2011
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