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Philippine National Police Petty Officer 3rd Class
Summary
Philippine National Police Petty Officer 3rd Class Rafael Muchuelas leads a demonstration outlining riot formations for U.S. Marines from 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion, III Marine Headquarters Group, at Fort Bonifacio, Philippines on Aug. 06, 2014 during the Non-Lethal Weapons Executive Seminar field training exercise. The effective use of non-lethal weapons can be extremely valuable during rescue missions, for force protection in civil disturbances, while controlling rioting and prisoners of war, for checkpoint or convoy operations, HA/DR operations, or in situations in which civilians are used to mask a military attack.
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non lethal weapons
philippines
marforpac
alexandra gwinn
ur 323
noles 2014
lance cpl alexandra gwinn
pacific
fort bonifacio
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us marine corps
field training exercise
Date
06/08/2014
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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