Marine Corps Cpl. Garrett Rutan, a rifleman and Recapture Tactics Team (RTT) team member, Marine Corps Security Force Regiment, fires a C8 carbine rifle during exercise Tartan Eagle Phase II, Northumbria Police Range, Wallsend, England, Dec. 11, 2021. Marines worked alongside British Royal Marines close-quarters battle (CQB) instructors to refine movement-to-contact skills and capabilities. Exercise Tartan Eagle is a bilateral biyearly training exercise in which the Marines and their British counterparts travel to each other's training facilities to compare CQB strategy and tacti
Marine Corps Cpl. Garrett Rutan, a rifleman and Recapture Tactics Team (RTT) team member, Marine Corps Security Force Regiment, fires a C8 carbine rifle during exercise Tartan Eagle Phase II, Northumbria Police Range, Wallsend, England, Dec. 11, 2021. Marines worked alongside British Royal Marines close-quarters battle (CQB) instructors to refine movement-to-contact skills and capabilities. Exercise Tartan Eagle is a bilateral biyearly training exercise in which the Marines and their British counterparts travel to each other's training facilities to compare CQB strategy and tactics. ( Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Angel Alvarado)
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