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CAMP WILLIAM HINDS, RAYMOND, Maine – Sgt. Zackery Martinez, combat engineer with 6th Engineer Support Battalion and native of Battle Creek, Michigan, cuts a rafter beam to the correct measurements for a pavilion on the new 100-meter range being built for the Boy Scouts of America during the joint service Innovative Readiness Training on Camp William Hinds in Raymond, Maine, July 10, 2014. IRT Camp Hinds is a joint service initiative designed to provide service memebers with real-world training opportunities preparing them for their war-time missions while also supporting the needs of America’s underserved communities. (Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters/Released 140710-M-JL916-033)

CAMP WILLIAM HINDS, RAYMOND, Maine – Sgt. Zackery Martinez, combat engineer with 6th Engineer Support Battalion and native of Battle Creek, Michigan, cuts a rafter beam to the correct measurements for a pavilion on the new 100-meter range being built for the Boy Scouts of America during the joint service Innovative Readiness Training on Camp William Hinds in Raymond, Maine, July 10, 2014. IRT Camp Hinds is a joint service initiative designed to provide service memebers with real-world training opportunities preparing them for their war-time missions while also supporting the needs of America’s underserved communities. (Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters/Released 140710-M-JL916-033)

Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters

CAMP WILLIAM HINDS, RAYMOND, Maine – Air Force Staff Sgt. Eric Krackenberger, an electrical systems specialist with the 161st Air Refueling Wing, Arizona Air National Guard and native of Phoenix, Arizona, trims excess drywall from a window frame in the new addition of the Rotary Scout Training Center during the joint service Innovative Readiness Training on Camp William Hinds in Raymond, Maine, July 10, 2014. IRT Camp Hinds is a joint service initiative designed to provide service memebers with real-world training opportunities preparing them for their war-time missions while also supporting the needs of America’s underserved communities. (Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters/Released 140710-M-JL916-098)

CAMP WILLIAM HINDS, RAYMOND, Maine – Air Force Staff Sgt. Eric Krackenberger, an electrical systems specialist with the 161st Air Refueling Wing, Arizona Air National Guard and native of Phoenix, Arizona, trims excess drywall from a window frame in the new addition of the Rotary Scout Training Center during the joint service Innovative Readiness Training on Camp William Hinds in Raymond, Maine, July 10, 2014. IRT Camp Hinds is a joint service initiative designed to provide service memebers with real-world training opportunities preparing them for their war-time missions while also supporting the needs of America’s underserved communities. (Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters/Released 140710-M-JL916-098)

Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters

CAMP WILLIAM HINDS, RAYMOND, Maine – Reserve Marines from 6th Engineer Support Battalion use an excavator to move large mounds of dirt into a dump truck after digging an underdrain for water runoff for the Boy Scouts of America during the joint service Innovative Readiness Training on Camp William Hinds in Raymond, Maine, July 10, 2014. IRT Camp Hinds is a joint service initiative designed to provide service memebers with real-world training opportunities preparing them for their war-time missions while also supporting the needs of America’s underserved communities. (Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters/Released 140710-M-JL916-018)

CAMP WILLIAM HINDS, RAYMOND, Maine – Reserve Marines from 6th Engineer Support Battalion use an excavator to move large mounds of dirt into a dump truck after digging an underdrain for water runoff for the Boy Scouts of America during the joint service Innovative Readiness Training on Camp William Hinds in Raymond, Maine, July 10, 2014. IRT Camp Hinds is a joint service initiative designed to provide service memebers with real-world training opportunities preparing them for their war-time missions while also supporting the needs of America’s underserved communities. (Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters/Released 140710-M-JL916-018)

Photo by Sgt. Adwin Esters

Ernest C. Brace stands with Theodore C. Lyster, mutual friend of Robert Maxwell, an Army Medal of Honor recipient, prior to his Purple Heart and Prisoner-of-War Medal award ceremony at Kingsley Air Force Base, Aug. 16, 2013. Maxwell, the only living Medal of Honor recipient in Oregon, attended the ceremony because he was invited by Lyster to celebrate Brace’s heroism.

Ernest C. Brace stands with Theodore C. Lyster, mutual friend of Robert Maxwell, an Army Medal of Honor recipient, prior to his Purple Heart and Prisoner-of-War Medal award ceremony at Kingsley Air Force Base, Aug. 16, 2013. Maxwell, the only living Medal of Honor recipient in Oregon, attended the ceremony because he was invited by Lyster to celebrate Brace’s heroism.

Photo by Cpl. Marcin Platek

Ernest C. Brace stands during a ceremony where he received the Purple Heart and Prisoner-of-War Medals at Kingsley Air Force Base here, Aug. 16, 2013. Brace, a Marine in the Korean War era, was awarded the medals for his time as the longest-held civilian POW in the Vietnam War.

Ernest C. Brace stands during a ceremony where he received the Purple Heart and Prisoner-of-War Medals at Kingsley Air Force Base here, Aug. 16, 2013. Brace, a Marine in the Korean War era, was awarded the medals for his time as the longest-held civilian POW in the Vietnam War.

Photo by Cpl. Marcin Platek

Lance Cpl. Euiseok Kim, a member of the 6th Engineer Support Battalion road team, Battle Creek, Mich., spreads dirt over a culvert. Culverts are used to protect the road. from water damage from melting snow.

Lance Cpl. Euiseok Kim, a member of the 6th Engineer Support Battalion road team, Battle Creek, Mich., spreads dirt over a culvert. Culverts are used to protect the road. from water damage from melting snow.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Laycock

Marines unload supplies from an Alaska Army National Guard Blackhawk helicopter. The Marines of 6th Engineer Support Battalion are on Nelson Island, Alaska, building a road to benefit the natives of Newtok, Alaska. Because of the remote location of the site, supplies and personnel can only reach the Marines by aircraft or boat.

Marines unload supplies from an Alaska Army National Guard Blackhawk helicopter. The Marines of 6th Engineer Support Battalion are on Nelson Island, Alaska, building a road to benefit the natives of Newtok, Alaska. Because of the remote location of the site, supplies and personnel can only reach the Marines by aircraft or boat.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Laycock

Lance Cpl. Thomas Wendt, a heavy equipment engineer with 6th Engineer Support Battalion, Battle Creek, Mich., uses a bulldozer to spread a pile of gravel to form a base for the road. Marines with 6th ESB are building a road for the village of Newtok, Alaska. The Alaskan natives in Newtok are watching their village slowly sink into the Bering Sea.

Lance Cpl. Thomas Wendt, a heavy equipment engineer with 6th Engineer Support Battalion, Battle Creek, Mich., uses a bulldozer to spread a pile of gravel to form a base for the road. Marines with 6th ESB are building a road for the village of Newtok, Alaska. The Alaskan natives in Newtok are watching their village slowly sink into the Bering Sea.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Laycock