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Cpl. Tra C. Neal, fire team leader, Combat Logistics Battalion, 26th MEU from Choctaw, Okla., is armed with a squad automatic weapon, keeping a vigilant eye on the mock embassy evacuees as they file in front of him for screening. This was during a full evacuation drill, where the participants were loaded onto a Landing Craft, Air Cushion and taken out to USS Carter Hall sailing a few miles off shore. - Cpl. Tra C. Neal, fire team leader, Combat Logistics Battalion, 26th MEU from Choctaw, Okla., is armed with a squad automatic weapon, keeping a vigilant eye on the mock embassy evacuees as they file in front of him for screening. This was during a full evacuation drill, where the participants were loaded onto a Landing Craft, Air Cushion and taken out to USS Carter Hall sailing a few miles off shore.

Chief of Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces, Air Marshal Fahad Al-Amir speaks to a group of Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit Jan. 15, during a theater support collaboration exercise between the MEU and host nation forces. The event was a live fire event that finalized five days of training between the forces. - Chief of Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces, Air Marshal Fahad Al-Amir speaks to a group of Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit Jan. 15, during a theater support collaboration exercise between the MEU and host nation forces. The event was a live fire event that finalized five days of training between the forces.

Kuwaiti National Guard members get set to enter the U.S. Embassy, Kuwait during a bilateral training exercise. The unit retook the embassy from Marines posing as an opposition force. The event was designed to identify vulnerabilities in the embassy's security. - Kuwaiti National Guard members get set to enter the U.S. Embassy, Kuwait during a bilateral training exercise. The unit retook the embassy from Marines posing as an opposition force. The event was designed to identify vulnerabilities in the embassy's security.