Combat Camera provides picture of future battles
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{EXCERPT}, by Cindy Fisher, Stars and Stripes Pacific edition, Tuesday,
June 19, 2007
Cindy Fisher / S&S Pfc. Brandon Ruth and other Marines sample the
first-person shooter simulators displayed at the Marine Combat Camera
Center's first ground training aid expo at Camp Foster on Friday. Purchase
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Cindy Fisher / S&S Staff Sgt. John Carrillo puts simulated rounds
downrange on a 50-caliber machine gun that interacts with a scenario
projected on a screen at the Marine Combat Camera Center's ground training
aid exposition. "This is awesome, I want to shoot some more," said Carrillo
after shooting of a burst of rounds and watching their impact on the
screen. Purchase reprint
Anytime Marines need training on Okinawa, the Marine Combat Camera Center
says it will figure out how to get it to them.
The center has come a long way from being “a couple of Marines with
cameras and, if they’re lucky, some audio-visual equipment,” said Col.
Donald C. Wayman during the center’s first ground-training aid expo Friday
on Camp Fo
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