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Cpl. Quan Walker (left) and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, both ordnancemen with Marine Attack Squadron 231, work together to quickly unstrap a GBU-16 from a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader after attaching the inert bomb to VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Cpl. Quan Walker (left) and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, both ordnancemen with Marine Attack Squadron 231, work together to quickly unstrap a GBU-16 from a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader after attaching the inert bomb to VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Quan Walker (left) and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, both ordnancemen with Marine Attack Squadron 231, work together to quickly unstrap a GBU-16 from a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader after attaching the inert bomb to VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Cpl. Quan Walker (left) and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, both ordnancemen with Marine Attack Squadron 231, work together to quickly unstrap a GBU-16 from a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader after attaching the inert bomb to VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, carefully drives an inert version of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other VMA-231 Marines wait under the wing to direct and quickly attach the bomb to one of the jet?s loading stations using Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment. PASE loading allows ordnancemen to rapidly re-arm jets while their engines are turning, which saves precious time in theater. Under the direction of MAWTS-1, 11 Marines received training on PASE loading during Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course 2-06.

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, carefully drives an inert version of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other VMA-231 Marines wait under the wing to direct and quickly attach the bomb to one of the jet?s loading stations using Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment. PASE loading allows ordnancemen to rapidly re-arm jets while their engines are turning, which saves precious time in theater. Under the direction of MAWTS-1, 11 Marines received training on PASE loading during Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course 2-06.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, carefully drives an inert version of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other VMA-231 Marines wait under the wing to direct and quickly attach the bomb to one of the jet?s loading stations using Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment. PASE loading allows ordnancemen to rapidly re-arm jets while their engines are turning, which saves precious time in theater. Under the direction of MAWTS-1, 11 Marines received training on PASE loading during Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course 2-06.

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, carefully drives an inert version of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other VMA-231 Marines wait under the wing to direct and quickly attach the bomb to one of the jet?s loading stations using Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment. PASE loading allows ordnancemen to rapidly re-arm jets while their engines are turning, which saves precious time in theater. Under the direction of MAWTS-1, 11 Marines received training on PASE loading during Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course 2-06.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, straightens a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader before driving an inert version of the Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other ordnancemen then attached the GBU-16 to one of the aircraft?s loading stations.

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, straightens a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader before driving an inert version of the Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other ordnancemen then attached the GBU-16 to one of the aircraft?s loading stations.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, straightens a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader before driving an inert version of the Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other ordnancemen then attached the GBU-16 to one of the aircraft?s loading stations.

Cpl. Joey Ellis, Marine Attack Squadron 231 aviation ordnanceman, straightens a short-airfield tactical-site (SATS) loader before driving an inert version of the Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- into position under a VMA-223 AV-8B Harrier at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. Other ordnancemen then attached the GBU-16 to one of the aircraft?s loading stations.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Master Gunnery Sgt. Ronnie Jones, Jr., Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron 1 ordnance chief, teaches Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, to thread a thermal battery cable into a GBU-16 at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. This is one step in Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment loading.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Ronnie Jones, Jr., Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron 1 ordnance chief, teaches Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, to thread a thermal battery cable into a GBU-16 at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. This is one step in Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment loading.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Master Gunnery Sgt. Ronnie Jones, Jr., Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron 1 ordnance chief, teaches Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, to thread a thermal battery cable into a GBU-16 at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. This is one step in Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment loading.

Master Gunnery Sgt. Ronnie Jones, Jr., Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron 1 ordnance chief, teaches Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, to thread a thermal battery cable into a GBU-16 at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6. This is one step in Preload Accessory Suspension Equipment loading.

Photo by Cpl. Michael Nease

Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, VMA-231 ordnanceman, attach fins to the nose of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, VMA-231 ordnanceman, attach fins to the nose of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Photo by Cpl. Mick Shasta

Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, VMA-231 ordnanceman, attach fins to the nose of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Lance Cpl. Francisco Iniguez, Marine Attack Squadron 211 aviation ordnanceman, and Lance Cpl. Michael Bennett, VMA-231 ordnanceman, attach fins to the nose of a Guided Bomb Unit 16 (GBU-16) -- a MK-83 1,000-pound bomb modified with a Paveway II laser guidance kit -- at the Combat Arms Loading Area here April 6.

Photo by Cpl. Mick Shasta

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Christopher Dodson (25), Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Search and Rescue first baseman, throws out a Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 A team runner for the second out of the first inning April 5 at Field 425 here. MALS-13 A?s bats kept the SAR infield mostly unused and the outfield running for the fence for the majority of the game.

Christopher Dodson (25), Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Search and Rescue first baseman, throws out a Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 13 A team runner for the second out of the first inning April 5 at Field 425 here. MALS-13 A?s bats kept the SAR infield mostly unused and the outfield running for the fence for the majority of the game.

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Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

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Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

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Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

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Photo by Pfc Mauro Sanchez

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