Air Force

452 APS hosts Marine training operation

Senior Master Sgt. Rick Fowler inspects a tie-down chain during a training exercise held at March ARB, July 21. The exercise allowed Marines from Camp Pendleton to apply mission essential tasks in n air mobility environment.

More than two dozen light armored reconnaissance vehicles, equipment and personnel were transported by the 1st Light Armor Reconnaissance Battalion 1st LAR from Camp Pendleton, California, to launch a training operation at March Air Reserve Base, July 21.

This exercise allowed the 1st LAR the ability to apply capabilities and core mission essential tasks learned at their home station in an air mobility environment.

“We are conducting this training operation to demonstrate our air mobility and logistics capability in the event of contingency operations when called upon,” said Masteris an authorized publication for employees and members of U.S. military services, retirees and family members. Contents are not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the DoD or the Department of the Air Force.

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