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it doesn't matter where we are , what 

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we're doing , Someone is going to be 

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holding a piece of terrain and we're 

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going to take that thing from them . 

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Yeah , yeah , Range 

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800 is the premier fighting range on 

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Camp Pendleton allows the marines to 

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see the combined arms coming to bear on 

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the enemy . And what's great about 

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range 800 is it's really up to the your 

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imagination how you shape and 

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manipulate this thing . For the squad 

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to be able to clear these trenches . We 

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need to continue to focus on what has 

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made the Marine corps successful , 

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which is small unit leader battle 

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drills and applying that in live fire . 

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And the most important about our live 

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fire is live fire is a confirmation of 

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our training . Everything that we have 

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done up to this point has trained us 

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now when we're shooting it is 

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confirming our training and making sure 

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what we did up to now was the right 

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thing . Before we opened this range , 

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we had to go to 29 problems and 

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training like this , which is just like 

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a whole another logistical turtle , you 

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have to jump over just to get some 

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training in . Whereas now we can just 

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drive a couple miles up to arrange 100 

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and execute this range . I think the 

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training provided by this range 

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improves everybody just because of the 

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induced stress from this range and it 

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is uniqueness kind of to Camp Pendleton , 

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there's not too many other ranges here 

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where you get to feel the consequences 

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of your actions as much as like this 

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one and this one specifically , because 

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you can see pretty much every objective 

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from the range . A Marine Corps rifle 

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squad will need to clear and objective 

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at the end of the day , no matter what 

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environment they're in or what concept 

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were falling under . Uh and that's the 

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principle of what we're trying to 

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achieve here . Mhm