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Sgt. Erik Dewhirst, a musician with the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Band and a Reedley, Calif., native, practices a counter to a round kick with Lance Cpl. Stephen D. Foster, a technical controller with the Marine Wing Communication Squadron 38 and a Hoover, Ala., native. Lance Cpl. Karyna J. Macias, a warehouse clerk with Marine Wing Headquarters Squadron 3 and a Rockford, Ill., native, watches from a safe distance in order to better understand the defensive movement. Techniques of the green belt incorperate new techniques, as well as the retention of manuevers learned in tan and gray belt. The group of Marines studying for gray and green belt meet weekday mornings to improve techniques of the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program.