 Many facets go into successfully completing large exercises such as Javelin Thrust 2011. One is the ability to gather and disseminate imagery and information in a quick and reliable way. That's where Combat Camera and their tactical imagery production system come into play. It allows us to come here and do our job and then leave from here and go out and get video and photo and bring it back. Javelin Thrust 2011 brought Combat Camera Marines from the 4th Marine Division, Marine Forces Reserve and Marine Corps Recruit Depot Paris Island together to learn from each other and complete the mission as a team. This provided an excellent opportunity for the newer Marines to gain knowledge from those that have been doing this job for some time. I'm trying to learn from them as much as possible. I know what I'm doing and I can pass the information down. Everybody's been fantastic. Good group of professional Marines out here doing the best job that they can. Javelin Thrust 2011 marks the first time a TIP system has been deployed in support of an exercise in the continental United States. From Javelin Thrust 2011, I'm Lance Corporal, Nick Neighbors.