Okinawa Marines train with mounted weapons

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Uploaded by on Oct 5, 2011

Marines in Okinawa prepare to fight with mounted weapons in a mountainous terrain prior to deployment. Cpl. Alisa Helin has the story.

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  • @infantryfilms2nd Im not sure if this is a negative or positive comment but all i can say is were doing this so it doesn't happen again.

  • @GamePath I learned that in elementary school, and you could just look at the map. what's so difficult about that?

  • @203207ab they did in my high school

  • @203207ab Because our education system blows, I wasn't even fuckin' taught the 50 states of the US, I had to learn it by myself. Pisses me off.

  • What cost so many Marines back in WWII is now a training base in modern day.

  • Why is the Japan and USA relationship during the Cold War not taught in American schools??? I actually had to learn about this relationship by reading what was on the internet and Cold War history. How Japan was a strong partner and served as a buffer zone between the USA and the red Chinese and Russians at that time. Both enemies during that time. Why is this not taught at all? Stupid history professors and their ignorance.

  • Training myself for a mini marathon then going off to that motivated island

  • @tmacfan16 Evidently you've never learned to spell.

  • @tmacfan16 Evidently you've never been to Okinawa. It's the one food I miss from there taco,rice, and cheese.

  • Run, bunny, run!

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