File:USMC-100609-M-0761B-014.jpg

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English: A Marine with Engineer Detachment, Combat Logistics Group 26, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, cuts and shapes C4 into a diamond shape to cut through three-inch solid steel during a demolitions range at Realistic Urban Training aboard Fort A.P. Hill, Va. June 9, 2010. The shape of the explosive material determines the type of damage caused. This was just one of many courses conducted during the 18-day Realistic Urban Training Exercises the MEU will participate in as part of its pre-deployment training. The urban environment is among the most challenging tactical environments MEU Marines may face during their scheduled deployment later this fall.

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Taken on 9 June 2010

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Author

English: SSgt Danielle M. Bacon

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Plastic explosive

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- Plastisk sprængstof
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- 가소성 폭약
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- Plastic explosives

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Image title	A Marine with Engineer Detachment, Combat Logistics Group 26, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, cuts and shapes C4 into a diamond shape to cut through three-inch solid steel during a demolitions range at Realistic Urban Training aboard Fort A.P. Hill, Va. June 9, 2010. The shape of the explosive material determines the type of damage caused. This was just one of many courses conducted during the 18-day Realistic Urban Training Exercises the MEU will participate in as part of its pre-deployment training. The urban environment is among the most challenging tactical environments MEU Marines may face during their scheduled deployment later this fall. (Official USMC Photo by Staff Sgt. Danielle M. Bacon/ Released)
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Special instructions	This image has been approved for public released by:26th MEU Public Affairs OfficerCapt. Richard K. [email protected]
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Supplemental categories	[email protected]
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File:USMC-100609-M-0761B-014.jpg

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