Every occupation within III MEF diligently shifts its focus to training in dynamic scenarios, fostering adaptability and versatility. Their synergy ensures that they stand strong as a Stand-in Force, ready to face any challenge that may arise. Navy’s 7th Fleet, working together to conduct sea control operations in isolated maritime terrain. III MEF collaborates closely with the U.S.
This training also includes reducing their logistical dependence, as they learn to subsist independently by generating their own power, water, food, and fuel from the environment. Their preparation focuses on thriving in remote locations, maneuvering with a low signature, and responding effectively if detected. This mission is part of the Alert Contingency Marine Air-Ground Task Force Exercise, testing the Marines' ability to immediately provide unwavering support to allies and partners during regional emergencies, be it natural disasters or hostile actions.Īs part of the Stand-in Force, the Marines and Sailors of III MEF undergo rigorous, comprehensive training.
On July 6, 2023, a host of Marines from the 3rd Marine Division assemble at Kadena Air Base, don their combat loads, and anticipate the powerful aircraft’s transport of them within a matter of hours to an austere destination. These Marines belong to the highly capable III Marine Expeditionary Force. Assessing their surroundings, they strategize their approach to the unpredictable river lying ahead, which poses as a formidable obstacle on their way to the next objective. They rapidly fast rope to the ground and seek cover among the mangrove trees. Marines execute a swift and precise deployment from an MV-22B Osprey over the island of Ie Shima. Their focus is on wargaming enemy actions within their battlespace, while attentive interpreters in their native military uniforms mediate technical discussions, dictating their nation's part in the Stand-in Force.Īt the same time, U.S. Marine Corps and the Japan Ground Self Defense Force are deeply engrossed in their work, studying maps under tan weathered tents. On a tropical island within the First Island Chain, planners from the U.S.
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