#USMarines

Today we take a look at U. S. Marines with the Special Reaction Team, Security and Emergency Services Battalion, Provost Marshal’s Office, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton as they sight in on targets using their M40A6 sniper rifles.

Archipelago Endeavor is an annual, bilateral integrated field-training exercise, conducted to promote interoperability, strengthen partnerships, and enhance strategic and tactical cooperation between the U.S. and Swedish Marines.

Today’s Photo Of The Day shows a variety of interesting and (relatively) rare firearms.

Today’s Photo Of The Day takes us through frigid water and freezing conditions as US Marines and Norwegian Coastal Ranger Commandos embrace the elements.

Today’s Photos brings us to a place you really want to avoid in time of a conflict, the Sniper’s Nest.

Camp Hansen is a United States Marine Corps base located in Okinawa, Japan.

Posing for the camera for Today’s Photo Of The Day here at TFB, is the U.S. Marine Corps’ scout sniper platoon commander and the chief scout sniper with Weapons Company, Battalion Landing Team 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU).

Today’s Photos are of scout sniper team members in the U.S. Marines.

Heckler & Koch are on fire on their Facebook Social Media.

Today’s Photo (above) shows Cpl. Martin Vara, a scout sniper with Battalion Landing Team 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 11:th Marine Expeditionary Unit, as he patrols during a pre-deployment training exercise.

The Combat Boat 90 is like a tank on water, except the cannon.

The firearm in today’s Photo of the Day has been around since 1948.

The U.S. Marines were recently in Sweden training for amphibious landings and assaults.

U.S. Marines have participated in the Swedish Basic Winter Warfare Course. These pictures were taken by Staff Sgt. Marcin Platek in January 2018, located in the North of Sweden.  The location more exactly is Arvidsjaur, Sweden, where a lot of car manufacturers torture their upcoming and future cars and vehicles in the extreme winter.

This feelgood story is from 2004 and I was sure TFB had done an article about it, in some way or another.