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Sgt. Ahmed Khalil is thrown to the ground by Staff Sgt. William Mullen to demonstrate a technique from the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program during an enlisted leadership seminar hosted by the 4th Intervention Regiment in Beirut, Lebanon on March 13, 2014. During the seminar, Marines from Command Element Marine Forces Central Command Forward and soldiers from the 4th Intervention Regiment discussed leadership principles and the role of Non-Commissioned Officers in military units. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by; Sgt James A. Hall, CE MARFOR CENTCOM (FWD) Combat Camera/Released)
140313-M-ET113-597.JPG Photo By: Sgt James A Hall

May 8, 2014
BEIRUT - Sgt. Ahmed Khalil is thrown to the ground by Staff Sgt. William Mullen to demonstrate a technique from the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program during an enlisted leadership seminar hosted by the 4th Intervention Regiment in Beirut, Lebanon on March 13, 2014. During the seminar, Marines from Command Element Marine Forces Central Command Forward and soldiers from the 4th Intervention Regiment discussed leadership principles and the role of Non-Commissioned Officers in military units. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by; Sgt James A. Hall, CE MARFOR CENTCOM (FWD) Combat Camera/Released)


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