Combat-ready Marines debark from two LVTP-7 tracked landing vehicles on Red Beach during a NATO exercise. The 4th Marine Amphibious Brigade is participating in the NATO exercise Northern Wedding. Base: Shetland Island Country: Scotland (SCT)

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Combat-ready Marines debark from two LVTP-7 tracked landing vehicles on Red Beach during a NATO exercise. The 4th Marine Amphibious Brigade is participating in the NATO exercise Northern Wedding. Base: Shetland Island Country: Scotland (SCT)

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