> MARINE BARRACKS LONDON * ENGLAND photo
 > A Corpsman and a n Assistant Mashine Gunner treat a Marine who was just shot through the hand and side of the head by an NVA sniper, in the right background are The Platoon Commander Lt. Tom Keppen and Radio man Cpl Chris. Jakelsky calling in artillery support on the entrenched enemy to their front.Operation Yhor, near Gio Linh, Vietnam 1968
 > Marine Corps sniper Cpl. Lee Van Horn exits an NVA bunker with a machine gun very quickly after seeing one of the occupants was still alive. This bunker was no more than 5 feet form our lines during a fire fight, it wasn't until an NVA appeared right in front of us that we knew it was there. We and the NVA just stood there staring at each other for what seamed like a couple minutes, not believing what we were looking at. Then VanHorn shot him and threw a grenade inthe bunker, and leaped in to check it out. On the bipod is a piece of one of the NVA's arm and sleeve
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 > MARINE BARRACKS LONDON * ENGLAND photo
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Persian Gulf (Feb 03, 2006)- A Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS) team assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS Gonzales (DDG 66) departs the ship on a Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) during a training exercise. Gonzalez is on a regularly scheduled deployment conducting maritime security operations. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Christopher Perez (RELEASED)
 > "Casualty Overflow"

Montage of USS Iwo Jima ship; influenced by Otto Dix works during the Dada Movement of WWI.
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MARINE BARRACKS LONDON * ENGLAND photo
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