U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. M. Trent Lowry/Released 080903-M-8127L-002.jpg
Aug 30, 2008
Cpl. Hue Moua, left, a administrative clerk with Headquarters Company, Regimental Combat Team 5, and Cpl. Charlie Beaston, a mortarman assigned to mobile assault platoon, RCT-5, practice prisoner detention techniques Sept. 3 behind the gymnasium aboard Camp Ripper. The Marines are part of Provincial Rifle Platoon 3 and were participating in training for the platoon. Beaston is one of 14 infantry Marines assigned to PRP-3, but Moua and about 30 other Marines in the platoon come from a variety of non-infantry military occupational specialties, and the training was meant as a way of developing unit cohesion and reinforcing basic rifleman skills that may have become rusty since Marine Combat Training.
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