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Description CAMP AL QA’IM, Iraq — Marines with Quick Reaction Force, Headquarters and Support Company, Task Force 1st Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, attached to Regimental Combat Team 2, complete the sustained machine gun training and the Multiple Grenade Launcher 32, familiarization, fire and movement exercise. The training teaches Marines how to properly engage multiple targets performing suppressive fire and implementing a six-round semi-automatic grenade launcher instead of the single shot M203 traditionally used by Marines in combat.
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Author Cpl. Eric C. Schwartz
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