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Staff Sgt. Jeremiah Howe (center), a reserve platoon commander and antiterrorism officer with Company A, 1st Battalion, 24th Marine Regiment in Grand Rapids, Mich., leads his team in developing a risk analysis brief here April 7. More than 30 Marines from throughout the United States came here for a week of advanced antiterrorism training. Sgt. Maj. Charles Dillree (right) serves as the site sergeant major and ATO for Marine Aircraft Group 41, Detachment B at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.

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First Sgt. Krishtian Nielson, the first sergeant for Company C, 1st Battalion, 23rd Marine Regiment in Corpus Christi, Texas creates an assessment matrix during a vulnerability assessment practical application exercise here April 7. The assignment was part of a five-day course which CRA Incorporated conducted for Marine Forces Reserve personnel.

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Dennis Sheeley (2nd from left), an antiterrorism analyst at Marine Forces Reserve Headquarters in New Orleans, explains physical security measures to Marine Corps antiterrorism officers during a small-group practical application exercise here April 6. Active duty and reserve Marines from more than 30 MARFORRES units came here for a week-long Level II AT certification training program.

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Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Fisher of 6th Communications Battalion, 4th Marine Logistics Group, leads his team in a critical asset assessment exercise during a small-group breakout session at antiterrorism force protection training here April 6. Fisher is serving as the facilities maintenance chief and antiterrorism officer at his reserve unit in Brooklyn, N.Y.

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Capt. Tin Nguyen, a reserve infantry officer with 4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, gives toys and candy to local children during a Dec. 22, 2009 patrol to meet with local elders in a rural village here. The battalion's reserve officers are currently leading several hundred Marines in counterinsurgency operations during their seven-month deployment to Afghanistan.

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Reserve Marine Capt. Justin Martell (front, left), the battalion judge advocate for 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, makes his way to the courthouse here on a joint foot patrol Feb. 5, 2009. During his seven-month tour in Iraq, Martell met weekly with an Iraqi judge to help successfully coordinate efforts of Coalition and Iraqi Security Forces in apprehending and prosecuting those suspected of insurgent activity. In his civilian career Martell, a native of Rutland, Vt., is an attorney with the U.S. Office of Special Counsel in Washington, D.C. He routinely investigates and prosecutes violations of anti-corruption laws.

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Reserve Marine Capt. Justin Martell (front, left), the battalion judge advocate for 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, makes his way to the courthouse on a joint foot patrol Feb. 5, 2009. During his seven-month tour in Iraq, Martell helped to successfully coordinate efforts of Coalition and Iraqi Security Forces. In his civilian career Martell is an attorney with the U.S. Office of Special Counsel in Washington, D.C. The Marine Corps Reserve officers deployment opportunities for officers of all rank and occupational specialty.

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Marine Corps Reserve Maj. Timothy Murphy (second from left), the intelligence officer for 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, interviews Iraqi Lt. Col. Ahmed of the National Information Investigation Agency here Dec. 31, 2008. Murphy joined the Marine Corps as an infantryman in 1986 and later earned a commission. He affiliated with the Marine Corps Reserve in 2003. Maj. Craig Abele (right), served with Murphy as the battalion’s intelligence officer. Abele, who has spent the past seven of his 16 years in the Corps as a reservist, is currently attending Marine Corps Command and Staff College full-time in Quantico, Va. He is scheduled to graduate in June with a master’s degree in military science.

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Assisted by an Iraqi interpreter, Capt. Joseph Graves, a platoon commander with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, works with an Iraqi Police officer to defuse a public disturbance during a training exercise July 21, 2008. The exercise was designed to teach Marines to work with Iraqi Security Forces in preparation for their 2008-2009 deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Although he served as a communications officer while on active duty, Graves had the opportunity to go infantry in the reserves.

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Capt. Joseph Graves, a platoon commander with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, works with an Iraqi Police Officer to defuse a public disturbance during a training exercise July 21, 2008 at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, Calif. The exercise was designed to provide Marines the opportunity to work with native-born Iraqi role players in a realistic scenario to prepare them for an upcoming deployment.

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Marine Corps Reserve Maj. John Fitzsimmons (center), commanding officer of Company G, 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, leads a patrol of Marines in an urban training facility aboard here July 19, 2008. Fitzsimmons deployed to Iraq’s western Al Anbar Province with his company from the fall of 2008, conducting counterinsurgency operations in and around the rural town of Akashat. In his civilian career, Fitzsimmons is a commercial real estate property manager for an international company based in New York City.

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Lance Cpl. Francis Grenham, an Echo Company machine gunner from Dedham, Mass., employs his M240B machine gun in support of a platoon attack during a live-fire training exercise here July 1, 2008. Grenham is assisted by his team leader, Cpl. Keith Anderson. A junior at Southern Maine University and an environmental science major, Grenham intends to serve overseas in the U.S. Peace Corps after completing his reserve commitment and graduating from the university. Anderson, a Millersville, Pa. native, is a construction contractor headed for his second tour in Iraq.

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Lance Cpl. Christopher Slutman, a team leader with Company E, rushes across a danger area as he moves with his platoon through a grueling fire and maneuver course on Range 400 at Twentynine Palms, Calif., June 30, 2008. In addition to being a physical conditioning tool for the Reserve Marines bound for Iraq in the fall, the course focused on small-unit leadership skills and squad communication.

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Lance Cpl. Randy Freed, a Reserve Marine from Echo Company 2nd Bn., 25th Marines, takes up a security position with his M249 Squad Automatic Weapon on the edge of a dry ravine running through Range 400 here June 30, 2008. The Marines conducted the rehearsal in mid-day temperatures topping 110 degrees in preparation for the following day's live-fire exercise.

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Lance Cpl. Nelson Flores of Headquarters and Service Company, 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment uses the Handheld Interagency Identification Detection Equipment to record biometrics information on the inhabitant of a house where his squad found explosive-making materials during a predeployment training exercise here June 26, 2010. Nelson is assisted by an Iraqi interpreter and Iraqi police officer (rear), both role players in the scenario.

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Capt. Joseph Graves, a platoon commander with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, works with an Iraqi police officer role player to defuse a public disturbance during a training exercise July 21, 2008. Although he served as a communications officer while on active duty, Graves had the opportunity to go infantry in the reserves. The Marine Corps Reseve has many command billets available at the platoon and company level for officers leaving active duty.

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