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How to use the USMC Pack (2024 Update) 00:00:00 Introduction & Fit Tool Update 00:06:22 Trends 00:07:29 Inventory 00:08:22 Assembly in Standard Torso Setting 00:32:39 Assembly in Long Torso Setting 00:43:10 Adjusting the Guide Buckles 00:42:42 Transition from Standard Torso Setting to Long Torso Setting 00:45:19 Configuring the Hip Belt for Shorter Stature Personnel 00:54:10 Features of the Pack 01:01:28 Attaching Assault Pack 01:02:26 Hydration System 01:04:43 Attaching Pouches 01:07:35 Donning 01:13:04 Doffing 01:13:21 Attaching the Optional Sternum Cinch to Body Armor 01:16:06 Donning while Wearing Body Armor 01:17:41 Manufacturer Defects– Load Lifter Buckle, Quick Release

An instructional video depicting the proper procedures to sign up with AtHoc Enterprise Mass Notification and Warning System on a Marine Corps Enterprise Network (MCEN) system. AtHoc is the Marine Corps mass communication system which provides registered users emergency notification alerts through their MCEN workstation, email, phone calls, text messaging and the AtHoc cellphone application. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Daniela Chicas Torres, Lance Cpl. Spencer Rose and Lance Cpl. Kristian Perez)

How to properly use and take care of the the USMC Pack. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:25 Trends 00:02:35 Inventory 00:03:29 Assembly in Standard Torso Setting (5' 7" and shorter) 00:30:01 Assembly in Long Torso Setting (5' 8" and taller) 00:40:35 Adjusting the Guide Buckles 00:42:42 Transition from Standard Torso Setting to Long Torso Setting 00:51:34 Configuring the Hip Belt for Shorter Stature Personnel 01:01:55 Features of the Pack 01:09:14 Attaching Assault Pack 01:10:31 Hydration System 01:12:28 Attaching Pouches 01:15:21 Donning 01:20:49 Doffing 01:21:06 Attaching the Optional Sternum Cinch to Body Armor 01:23:51 Donning while Wearing Body Armor 01:25:25 Manufacturer Defects– Load Lifter Buckle, Quick Release

U.S. Marines with 1st Marine Division train to integrate small unmanned aerial systems and mortars at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, Jan. 29-31, 2024. The purpose of sUAS and mortar integration training is to increase the accuracy and lethality of indirect fire assets organic to an infantry battalion. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Logan Courtright)(This video contains music from a USMC enterprise licensed asset from Adobe Stock: White Rooftops composed by FormatX/stock.adobe.com)