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Recruit Case Fenster, left, and Recruit Dillon Erickson, Platoon 3209, Company I, use rope to carry an ammunition can across a rope bridge during the Crucible. Holder’s Stance is an event used to simulate a resupply mission under extreme conditions.

Recruit Case Fenster, left, and Recruit Dillon Erickson, Platoon 3209, Company I, use rope to carry an ammunition can across a rope bridge during the Crucible. Holder’s Stance is an event used to simulate a resupply mission under extreme conditions.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

Recruits Gabriel A. Becerra, left, and Luke A. Burrow, right, perform a chair carry to move simulated casualty, Recruit Craig E. Candies Jr., to their platoon’s designated checkpoint before he can return to the Crucible. The recruits are members of Platoon 3209, Company I

Recruits Gabriel A. Becerra, left, and Luke A. Burrow, right, perform a chair carry to move simulated casualty, Recruit Craig E. Candies Jr., to their platoon’s designated checkpoint before he can return to the Crucible. The recruits are members of Platoon 3209, Company I

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

::r::::n::Recruit Gabriel Becerra, Platoon 3209, Company I, leaps from the second story of the Dunham’s Ascent obstacle during the Crucible. If the recruits do not maintain a low-profile they may become simulated casualties and must begin the exercise again. ::r::::n::

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

Recruits from Platoon 3209, Company I, help each other to reach the second story of the Dunham’s Ascent obstacle. The recruits must climb to the fourth story to reach and save a simulated casualty.

Recruits from Platoon 3209, Company I, help each other to reach the second story of the Dunham’s Ascent obstacle. The recruits must climb to the fourth story to reach and save a simulated casualty.

Photo by Pfc. Crystal Druery

Recruit Bryce Buss, Platoon 3209, Company I, provides cover for the other recruits of his squad. Half of the squad provides cover while the other half completes the obstacle during the Crucible at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Feb. 1.

Recruit Bryce Buss, Platoon 3209, Company I, provides cover for the other recruits of his squad. Half of the squad provides cover while the other half completes the obstacle during the Crucible at Edson Range, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., Feb. 1.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla

First Sergeant Petrakos

First Sergeant Petrakos

Photo by FMS Staff

First Sergeant Petrakos

First Sergeant Petrakos

Photo by FMS Staff

FMTB-E Chaplain Shirk

FMTB-E Chaplain Shirk

Photo by FMTB-E Chaplain

Sgt. Joseph Barton, primary marksmanship instructor, C Range, Weapons and Field Training Battalion, Edson Range, replaces the pin flying the American Flag, on the 14th hole Jan. 27. The caddies delivered the pin to Marines to guard during the Farmer’s Insurance Open Jan 27 to 30.

Sgt. Joseph Barton, primary marksmanship instructor, C Range, Weapons and Field Training Battalion, Edson Range, replaces the pin flying the American Flag, on the 14th hole Jan. 27. The caddies delivered the pin to Marines to guard during the Farmer’s Insurance Open Jan 27 to 30.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Michael Ito

SgtMaj McCants Alphas

SgtMaj McCants Alphas

Photo by SgtMaj McCants Alphas

Marines pictured are left to right Sgt Klug, Sgt Tatera and Sgt Shore.

Marines pictured are left to right Sgt Klug, Sgt Tatera and Sgt Shore.

Photo by Sgt. A. Brown

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Sergeant Juan L. Garcia, drill instructor, Receiving Company, Support Battalion (left), prepares to re-enlist while hanging from a rope on the obstacle course at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Monday. After almost 8-years of service. Garcia said he wanted to renew his oath at the top of the rope because he wanted to do something different to motivate other Marines. “It’s not all about the ‘Aye sir.’ It’s about enjoying what you do,” said Garcia.

Sergeant Juan L. Garcia, drill instructor, Receiving Company, Support Battalion (left), prepares to re-enlist while hanging from a rope on the obstacle course at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., Monday. After almost 8-years of service. Garcia said he wanted to renew his oath at the top of the rope because he wanted to do something different to motivate other Marines. “It’s not all about the ‘Aye sir.’ It’s about enjoying what you do,” said Garcia.

Photo by Cpl. Kristin Moreno

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BCE 5-11

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Private Marco N. Paniagua, Platoon 2114, Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, makes his way over the top of a simulated mine field obstacle during the 12-Stall portion of the Crucible, Jan. 19. Paniagua had to help his fellow Marines get an empty 5-gallon drum across this simulated mine field without touching any red paint or losing their gear.

Private Marco N. Paniagua, Platoon 2114, Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, makes his way over the top of a simulated mine field obstacle during the 12-Stall portion of the Crucible, Jan. 19. Paniagua had to help his fellow Marines get an empty 5-gallon drum across this simulated mine field without touching any red paint or losing their gear.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Katelynn Thomas

Running well into the twilight, the class finishes with a set of sprints. Bonnie sends out a weekly e–mail to the class so the students can have more workouts as well as nutrition and health-related information waiting for them.

Running well into the twilight, the class finishes with a set of sprints. Bonnie sends out a weekly e–mail to the class so the students can have more workouts as well as nutrition and health-related information waiting for them.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Michael Ito

Marine Corps Training and Education Command