A U.S. Marine Corps soldier observes his weapons position on a battle tank during High Mobility Artillery Rocket System training at Camp Lejeune Range G-5 February 16, 2017 in Jacksonville, North Carolina. (photo by Judith L. Harter via Planetpix)

A U.S. Marine Corps soldier observes his weapons position on a battle tank during High Mobility Artillery Rocket System training at Camp Lejeune Range G-5 February 16, 2017 in Jacksonville, North Carolina. (photo by Judith L. Harter via Planetpix) Stock Photo

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5150 x 3433 px | 43.6 x 29.1 cm | 17.2 x 11.4 inches | 300dpi

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16 February 2017

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Jacksonville, North Carolina

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A U.S. Marine Corps soldier observes his weapons position on a battle tank during High Mobility Artillery Rocket System training at Camp Lejeune Range G-5 February 16, 2017 in Jacksonville, North Carolina.

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