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Heavy Machine Gun Platoon Heavy Metal The awesome firepower and high mobility of the Heavy Machine Gun Platoon makes it one of the most lethal weapons in the BLT. Though one of the smallest platoons in the organization, with six M-2 .50 cal machine guns, six MK-19 40mm grenade launchers and six special operations ninja jeeps, they are indeed Heavy Metal . Winners of the 1987 Regimental Crew- served Weapons Competition, they have continued to earn their reputation for rounds on target in all conditions and terrain. A new concept, with new weapons and new vehicles, the Heavy Guns have rewritten traditional doctrine. Ready and capable, the Platoon is blazing a path to the future. Back Row: 1stLt Brock, LCpl Fischer, Cpl Valenzuela, Cpl Frick, Cpl Swanner, Cpl Dana, LCpl Finley, LCpl Tyler, LCpl Woodfork, GySgt Miciotto 2nd Row: HN Emerson, Sgt Richey, LCpl Triano, LCpl jenkins, LCpl Eddy, LCpl McMillon, HN Jennings, Cpl Morvec 1st Row: LCpl Swanchez, LCpl Kollarik, LCpl Coon, LCpl Zamunio, Sgt Morton, LCpl Lancaster, LCpl Paris W ,U W
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81MM Mortar Platoon Winners of the 1987 Division Crew-served Weapons Competition, the professionals of 81's provide close and continuous support to the BLT. Having fired more rounds in six months than most units fire in a year and having more field time than any other Division 81mm Mortar Platoon, they have honed the cutting edge of the LF613 sword. The platoon further sharpened their skills in the mud of Italy, the rains of Spain and the snow of France. Further improving not only their mortar gunnery skills, they tested their mettle on the M60 machineguns and the M203 grenade launchers. On quick-kill courses with personal weapons in France and Morocco they became as proficient in close-in destruction as they are in reaching out to find the enemy with hip pocket artillery . Ready, willing and proven able, 81's are waiting for the call. Back Row, 2nd Lt Ellithorpe, Sgt Dejesus, Cpl Vertti, LCpl Maguire, PFC Garcia, PFC Scott, PFC Simmons, Pvt Lewis, LCpl Andress, LCpl Whitaker, LCpl Kins, Cpl Lee, Cpl Rudolph, GySgt Claussen 3rd Row: SSgt Noriega, Cpl Summers, LCpl Carpenter, LCpl Guzman, LCpl Johnson, LCpl Christian, LCpl Roark, LCpl Biddle, LCpl Midkiff, LCpl Edgington, LCpl Thar, LCpl Harrington, LCLpl Avery 11817 77 S .l ,- ff f 0 2nd Row: Cpl Ellars, Cpl Golder, LCpl Dopart, LCpl Brown, LCpl Marino, LCpl Williams, LCpl Erazo, LCpl Brock, LCpl Hardy, LCpl Simmons, PFC Eisenberg, HN Rupert, LCpl Marsh Front Row: SSgt Barnes, Sgt Stevens, Cpl Gagnow, LCpl Degarmo, LCpl Rodrguez, LCpl Mendel, HM3 Snow, Lcpl Rheome, LCpl Tsosie, LCpl Meshefski, LCpl Barberena Front Row: SSgt Barnes, Sgt Stevens, Cpl Gagnow, LCpl Degarmo, LCpl Rodrguez, LCpl Mendel, HM3 Snow, LCpl Rheome, LCpl Tsosie, LCpl Meshefski, LCpl Barberena 44
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Anti- Armor Platoon Q! Dedicated to provide medium range anti-armor support for the BLT, we accomplish our mission by employing our Dragon missiles to engage and destroy tanks and other armored vehicles in both offensive and defensive combat. If armored targets are absent from the battlefield, we engage other point targets such as non- armored vehicles, crew-served weapons and bunkers. We are also trained in the use of demolitions. We are organized into a Headquarters and three Sections consisting of thirteen Marines, each a bold, daring, young soldier of the sea . . . FIRE MISSION . . . PREPARE TO FIRE . . . TANK , . . ENGAGED . . . DEAD TANK!!! A Back Row: Cpl Armstrong, LCpl Hayes, LCpl Tasonis, LCpl Bradshaw, LCpl Huddleston, LCpl Lambrei, LCpl Laveronie, LCpl Willcocks, LCpl Mulvihill, LCpl Supulski, LCpl Dehlin, LCpl Vicor, LCpl Moore, HN Breedlove 2nd Row: SSgt Bondi, HN Terhall, LCpl Vlery, LCpl Burrel, LCpl Cole, LCpl Herndon, LCpl Hollinger, LCpl Desilva, Cpl Whiting, LCpl McFarland, PFC Massimilla, LCpl McCormick, Cpl Eckendorf, Cpl Ridall, LCpl Mills, Cpl Holmes, LCpl Anderson Front Row: Sgt Washington, Cpl Donald, LCpl Smith, LCpl Blalock, LCpl Deimling, LCpl Herin, LCpl Rock, LCpl Bundy, LCpl Roy, LCpl Spurgeon, LCpl Taylor, Cpl Whitehead
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