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Lance Cpl. Joshua Franco, administrative clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, demonstrates weapon retention as the "suspect" Lance Cpl. Andrew Rodgers tried to take his gun, during a level one Oleoresin Capsicum spray for Security Augmentation Force training Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. All the Marines that participated in the course were required to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. While standing SAF the Marines will be carrying OC spray and needed to learn the effects, when to use it and how to use the spray.

Lance Cpl. Joshua Franco, administrative clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, demonstrates weapon retention as the "suspect" Lance Cpl. Andrew Rodgers tried to take his gun, during a level one Oleoresin Capsicum spray for Security Augmentation Force training Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. All the Marines that participated in the course were required to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. While standing SAF the Marines will be carrying OC spray and needed to learn the effects, when to use it and how to use the spray.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Lance Cpl. Dennis Contreras, postal clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, delivers baton strikes and blocks so that he can subdue the "suspect" Jan. 27 during a level one of Oleoresin Capsicum spray course aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marines completed this course as a part of Security Augmentation Force training. This gave them a first hand experience on the OC spray effects and situations they may face.

Lance Cpl. Dennis Contreras, postal clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, delivers baton strikes and blocks so that he can subdue the "suspect" Jan. 27 during a level one of Oleoresin Capsicum spray course aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marines completed this course as a part of Security Augmentation Force training. This gave them a first hand experience on the OC spray effects and situations they may face.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Lance Cpl. Dennis Contreras, postal clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, receives a line of Oleoresin Capsicum spray during a level one OC spray course Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. To complete the course the Marines had to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. This course was to teach the Marines the effects of the spray and how to fight through the pain.

Lance Cpl. Dennis Contreras, postal clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, receives a line of Oleoresin Capsicum spray during a level one OC spray course Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. To complete the course the Marines had to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. This course was to teach the Marines the effects of the spray and how to fight through the pain.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Lance Cpl. Chae Williams, correspondent clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, performs forward and reverse strikes on a bag during station four of a level one of Oleoresin Capsicum spray course Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marines completed this course as a part of Security Augmentation Force training. This gave them a first hand experience on the OC spray effects and situations they may face.

Lance Cpl. Chae Williams, correspondent clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, performs forward and reverse strikes on a bag during station four of a level one of Oleoresin Capsicum spray course Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marines completed this course as a part of Security Augmentation Force training. This gave them a first hand experience on the OC spray effects and situations they may face.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Lance Cpl. Chae Williams, correspondent clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, delivers baton strikes and blocks so that she can subdue the "suspect" Jan. 27 during a level one of Oleoresin Capsicum spray course aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marines completed this course as a part of Security Augmentation Force training. This gave them a first hand experience on the OC spray effects and situations they may face.

Lance Cpl. Chae Williams, correspondent clerk, Headquarters and Service Battalion, delivers baton strikes and blocks so that she can subdue the "suspect" Jan. 27 during a level one of Oleoresin Capsicum spray course aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Marines completed this course as a part of Security Augmentation Force training. This gave them a first hand experience on the OC spray effects and situations they may face.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Sgt. Omar Askew, career planner, Headquarters and Service Battalion, is escorted to wash his eyes out after finishing the last station of the level one Oleoresin Capsicum spray course Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. To complete the course the Marines had to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. This course was to teach the Marines the effects of the spray and how to fight through the pain.

Sgt. Omar Askew, career planner, Headquarters and Service Battalion, is escorted to wash his eyes out after finishing the last station of the level one Oleoresin Capsicum spray course Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. To complete the course the Marines had to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. This course was to teach the Marines the effects of the spray and how to fight through the pain.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Sgt. Omar Askew, career planner, Headquarters and Service Battalion, finished the last station of the level one Oleoresin Capsicum spray course by apprenhending Lance Cpl. Andrew Rodgers, the "suspect" Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. To complete the course the Marines had to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. This course was to teach the Marines the effects of the spray and how to fight through the pain.

Sgt. Omar Askew, career planner, Headquarters and Service Battalion, finished the last station of the level one Oleoresin Capsicum spray course by apprenhending Lance Cpl. Andrew Rodgers, the "suspect" Jan. 27 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. To complete the course the Marines had to complete five stations while having OC spray in their eyes. This course was to teach the Marines the effects of the spray and how to fight through the pain.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

Lance Cpl. Kayla Hickingbottom, Training Regiment team 1 team member, throws a dodge ball at Headquarters and Service Battalion team 2 team members Jan. 24 during the Women's Dodge Ball Tournament aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Julica Evans, RTR 1 team member, followed Hickingbottomes lead aiming and throwing her ball at H&Q 2. RTR 1 showed no mercy taking home MCRD's first Women's Dodge Ball Tournament against H&S Bn. 2.

Lance Cpl. Kayla Hickingbottom, Training Regiment team 1 team member, throws a dodge ball at Headquarters and Service Battalion team 2 team members Jan. 24 during the Women's Dodge Ball Tournament aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Julica Evans, RTR 1 team member, followed Hickingbottomes lead aiming and throwing her ball at H&Q 2. RTR 1 showed no mercy taking home MCRD's first Women's Dodge Ball Tournament against H&S Bn. 2.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Crystal Druery

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Lonnie Hoxie, vice principal, Jenkins High School, Chewelah, Wash., fireman carries Sam Jackson, vice principal, Inglemoor High School, Kenmore, Wash., during the maneuver under fire portion of the Combat Fitness Test during an educators workshop aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Jan. 17. Several educators volunteered to participate in the ammo can lifts and maneuver under fire portions of the CFT.

Lonnie Hoxie, vice principal, Jenkins High School, Chewelah, Wash., fireman carries Sam Jackson, vice principal, Inglemoor High School, Kenmore, Wash., during the maneuver under fire portion of the Combat Fitness Test during an educators workshop aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Jan. 17. Several educators volunteered to participate in the ammo can lifts and maneuver under fire portions of the CFT.

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