US Marine Corps: Joint Military Exercise in Singapore.

1-0-2 So for our last one, it will be both fully open. So for both fully open, it means that you all expended all the rounds inside the magazine. Your rank and your name, so then I can pass it out to your superiors, saying that you tested it out and you passed with our weapon system. Do you have any questions on what we're going to be doing? No. Alright. Fire, fire, fire, fire. This is just gun blood. So we've got our safety belt right here. Don't, you know, be cowboying it around. Keep your finger straight on the trigger. You see it? So you're going to be firing. Fire, fire, fire, click. You see that? Tap. Bang, back in the clip. Alright? So that's just magazine. Nothing, nothing in the clip. So, condition four, you have nothing. No magazine inserted, no rounds. Okay, very good. Anyone at this point, so now I'm going to shoot the logo right here. And at this point, anyone not being... In the details, everyone shoot the man down cue during RAC. Okay? Okay. Hey, you don't have a weapon. Hey, you got a weapon. One, two, three, shoot. There you go. This is a conductive brief. If you need to talk about anything, feel free. Before you leave, anyone have a clip? I'm Corporal Lopez. I've been in the Battleship for nine years. I'm Corporal Hooks. Second team leader. I'm Sergeant Roshan. Platoon Sergeant, Class 2-4. Same amount of time. Actually, all of us. A year and a half. I'm Special Commander Suze. Been here for one year or two. I'm Sergeant Mikhail. Commander for Platoon 2. Is that good? All right. So, I guess there's four fireteams. It's just a camera. To then push into the room. And then, as we enter, his will be the same. He can see more into the room than anybody in the stack can, so he'll decide which way he wants to go. Go. Go push. After that, you wait. Platoon 2 features First 4. After that, you push. All right. Go. Take it. Are these upstairs? Who's up there? First story clear, second story clear. Is that third story? Hey, I need that building! I need that building! What building is that? Two story? Hey, director! Two story building! Five zero meters! Hey, cut the front! Are you sure? That's the building we're going to! Roger, yeah! Hey, watch the right with the left! Let's go! Move it! First one, set up installation! We'll go right now? We'll make entry in there. Get out there! Two sectors to the right. Bradley's entering! Bradley's entering! Bobby! Hey, who's that? Who's that? Are you honest? No, I'm not. No, right? So, I think you guys saw a lot of damage. So, maybe you can demonstrate more of the UOC models. Go help him here. Somewhat similar to what you guys do. Except, give me a... Basically, a larger version of this with a skinnier pit coming out of the side. So, what the engineer's going to do is he's going to take it out, the door, and then take the same action as if it was in a locked room. Alright. That's fine. That's fine. Hey, if you're the first squad, get ready to push that next one story. We will walk away as brothers in arms. Today, after two weeks of action-packed activities and programs, I'm sure we will walk away as brothers and sisters in arms. We would now like to invite Commanding Officer, 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit. I think it's extremely short because I know what you guys have been doing for the last 24 hours and really for the last two weeks. And that's training, integrating, and operating together. Because next year, United States Marine Corps, one Marine Expeditionary Force, gets to host. Our Singaporean brothers and sisters at Camp Pendleton, California, sisters will be there. And I guarantee some of you might go back out again. I've done five of these in the last seven years. So, I'd like to thank you for all that you've done to host us, host the Marines, every other year. And so, for the last 24 hours, I'll tell you what I've seen. I've seen you guys operating and doing exactly what your creed says. You're always ready, ready to strike. Hurrah! Thank you, sir. Great. I'm going to actually let Geronimo Six, 10th Corps Civilian, provide a plaque. Hey!