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So Arctic 24 is an important exercise

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specifically for the Batteries of Fox

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Battery 214 because it's our annual

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training . But we're coming up here

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into an environment that we don't

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normally get to take part in Arctic

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conditions , make training that much

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more difficult to exercise our

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launchers in the conditions that

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they've never been really exercised in

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and our marines working in conditions

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that they've never been working in . So

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it's a proof of concept for us to be

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able to take the fight into austere

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conditions and austere environments .

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Well , I think it's pretty evident as

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far as the operations that are going on

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here are direct reflection on

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operations and exercises . And you know ,

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world events that are happening

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currently , there's events that are

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going on in environments just like this ,

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that the Marine Corps has to be focused

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on because we might very well end up in

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those environments ourselves . And if

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we're not prepared , then we have to be

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training in those environments in order

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to get prepared .

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Yeah , raised .