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BeskrivelseEngaging the Enemy.jpg	English: Original Caption: First Place Combat Camera 'Engaging the Enemy' by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Fuchs, U.S. Navy. Cpl. Raymond Barrientos leads his fire team on a charge during live-fire training exercises at Camp Fuji. Barrientos and his team, members of Weapons Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, were practicing engaging an enemy force in open terrain. The company is based at Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station in en:Hawaii and was in Japan for six months of training.
Dato	9. mai 1996
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Opphavsperson	Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Fuchs, U.S. Navy

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• 2006-11-24 06:56 Palm dogg 2000×1476×8 (488476 bytes) ==Summary== <p>Original Caption: First Place Combat Camera <p>'Engaging the Enemy' by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Fuchs, [[U.S. Navy]].</p> <p>Cpl. Raymond Barrientos leads his fire team on a charge during live-fire training exercises at [[Camp F