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Our mission here in Marine Aviation Support Activity 23
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was to conduct a bilateral air assault and littoral live fire exercise
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in order to strengthen relationships between both the United States Marine Corps and the Philippine Marine Corps.
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My platoon trained directly with the Special Operations Platoon of 49th Company,
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MBLT-9 of 3rd Marine Brigade of the Filipino Marine Corps
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conducting a bilateral air assault to Punta Baja in Palawan
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which transitioned into a coastal defense live fire exercise
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utilizing Marine Corps heavy machine guns and medium machine guns
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as well as Filipino light armored reconnaissance vehicles,
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heavy machine guns, medium machine guns, and small arms weapons.
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In addition to the coastal defense live fire exercise,
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we had some time after that to conduct a subject matter expert exchange
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where my Marines, the United States Marines,
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showed the Filipino Marines specifics of our M240 medium machine gun,
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how we use our tripod and T&Es,
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and how we set up a support by fire with our supporting assets.
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What they taught us was some jungle survival techniques,
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specifically how they set up traps to catch wildlife
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in order to sustain themselves in a jungle environment.
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The significance of getting trained side-by-side with the Filipino Marines
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was that cross-pollination of tactics and procedures.
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It allowed our Marines to see a different perspective
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of how our partner nations conduct themselves,
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how they train, and how they operate in austere environments.
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In competition, and if it ever happens,
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in competition, and if it ever comes to conflict,
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there's always allies that you are going to be working with.
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And the more reps that we have in being able to work without those allies
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increases our interoperability
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so that we can more efficiently execute operations.
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I think we achieved this goal,
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and the end result of this exercise was an increased cooperability
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between Filipino Marines and United States Marines,
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specifically with a coastal defense lens,
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as well as increased relationships between all of our Marines,
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knowing that we will be friends for generations to come
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and we have their backs and they have our backs in any future operations.
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All right, so when that first group,
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either one of you come up and go to the ramp.
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Good morning, sir.
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Good morning, sir.
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Good morning, sir.
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By just moving seats like this, okay?
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And that's how you work yourself all the way to the gate.
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You don't get up, you move all the way down.
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You just slide seats, okay?
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Take one right here.
