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hands on your home duties . Thank 

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you for giving me . 

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Today we have the Marine Corps 

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Marksmanship Competition Pacific , part 

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of the competition in arms program , or 

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CIA . The purpose of the Competition 

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Arms program is to enhance marksmanship 

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through competition across the Marine 

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Corps in order to increase combat 

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effectiveness and lethality . The 

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importance of the Competition Arms 

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program is that it provides an advanced 

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level of training that reinforces 

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marksmanship fundamentals and engages 

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the Marines and healthy competition . 

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Uh , Marines don't go into battle 

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thinking that they're gonna lose . They 

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go to win . And this competition is 

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something that's gonna be applicable to 

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the warfighter . So the only thing 

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we're really doing here is just 

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advanced implication of the 

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fundamentals . We're not doing anything 

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super fancy . It's just a lot of 

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repetition . And we kinda use doctrine 

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as a backbone . But it's just like a 

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map that gives you the foundation but 

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doesn't necessarily teach you how to 

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fight . We're kind of in the same 

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business where we take the doctrine 

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that teaches you how to shoot , and we 

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really implemented and get you really 

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comfortable and confident with the 

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weapons system . Shooter , are you 

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ready standby 

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16 8 to Are you So some of the 

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different things we're learning here , 

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besides the things we learned in like 

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an annual rifle training setting , is a 

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little bit more Connecticut . Arrange 

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your learning more about footwork , how 

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to get good foot placement as you move 

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into a stage and not preparing before 

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you shoot . Moving to a position to 

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shoot and establishing that good 

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position quickly so you can get those 

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accurate shots off . I would recommend 

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this train to anybody who wants to 

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become a better kinetic shooter . I 

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think that's one of the most important 

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things that we're learning out here . I 

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think it's important for Marines to be 

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able to go from position to position , 

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acquire that good shooting platform 

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quickly and deliver that accurate fire . 

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And I really think that doing these 

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competitions gives you that opportunity 

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to think under pressure . Concentrate 

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on your footwork and you're shooting 

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stance on , then really focus on that 

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trigger control . So you're taking all 

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the dynamics that you need from a 

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standardized marksmanship method on 

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inserting it into a kinetic shooting 

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method on its good to merge those two . 

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That way , you're a well rounded 

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shooter In a more effective Marine . 

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Hey ,