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SmugMug > keywords > training > FISH 2009  photo
SmugMug > keywords > training > FISH 2009  photo
SmugMug > keywords > training > FISH 2009  photo
SmugMug > keywords > training > FISH 2009  photo
SmugMug > keywords > training > FISH 2009  photo
SmugMug > keywords > training > FISH 2009  photo
SmugMug > keywords > training > U.S. and Georgian forces are working side by side during a close-quarters training exercise Immediate Response 2010.
SmugMug > keywords > training > KRTSANISI, Georgia — Lance Cpl. Robert C. Wallisch, an instructor with the Georgia Training Team, gives a briefing to a company of Georgian soldiers prior to a company field exercise here, Nov. 13. The Georgia Deployment Program is a two-year training program with a goal to increase interoperability between the Georgian Army and International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF). The training consists of four 6-month rotations designed to train four Georgian infantry battalions in counterinsurgency tactics, techniques and procedures in preparation for their deployment to Afghanistan in support of ISAF. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Master Sgt. Grady T. Fontana)
FISH 2009  photo
Photo by: FamilySkaggs • see photo in gallery

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