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Summary
Rear Adm. Mark Handley looks on as Commanding Officer La Tanya Simms explains the current training scenario during Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4's Field Training Exercise.
The FTX helps evaluate and prepare NMCB 4 for deployment and is the culmination of a 10-month inter-deployment training cycle.
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field training exercise
seabees
ftx
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naval mobile construction battalion four
general officer
nmcb 4
naval mobile construction battalion 4
nmcb four
petty officer 1st class russell stewart
fort hunter liggett
giving the admiral the skinny
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naval mobile construction battalion
Date
05/04/2011
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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