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Two Amphibious Ready Groups with embarked Marine Expeditionary Units along with a Carrier Strike Group, operated together in the Indo-Pacific during Exercise Noble Fusion 3-7 February 2022. The exercise, led by Combined Task Force 76/79, ranged from the Luzon Strait to the Miyako Strait and the East China Sea, encompassing a wide swath of the First Island Chain, including littoral areas in the vicinity of Okinawa. The exercise showcased joint and allied naval expeditionary forces’ ability to rapidly aggregate as a combat force to conduct lethal sea-denial operations, seize key maritime terrain, guarantee freedom of movement, and create all-domain advantage for US, partner and allied forces.

Capt. Adam Link explains the tank operations Delta Company 1st tanks are conducting using the mountain terrain in South Korea during Ssang Yong 16.

The 3D Marine Expeditionary Brigade conducted an ammo resupply to deliver ammo to the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit during Exercise Ssang Yong, March 13, 2016. A normal ammunition request takes around 30 days to deliver. However this resupply was able to be conducted six days after the request. LCU-1633 received the ammunition from the USNS Sacagawea. From there the LCU-1633 delivered the ammunition to the Marines who were able to conduct more training with the ammunition.