Marines take a stroll down 'IED lane'

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Marine Cpl. Adam Dwaileibe, Motor-transport Operator, Combat Logistics Battalion 2, 2nd Marine Logistics Group and Cincinnati, Ohio native, looks underneath a humvee during a five and 25 meter scan as part of the practical application portion of a counter-IED class August 20, 2014 in Holly Ridge, North Carolina. Instructors taught Marines to perform the five and 25 meter scan to avoid stopping near the kill zone of an IED. During the scan, Dwailebe looked for abnormalities and secondary IED's. The purpose of the training was to keep the Marines ready to employn a counter-IED skill-set.

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Aug 25, 2014

Holly Ridge, NC, US - Marine Cpl. Adam Dwaileibe, Motor-transport Operator, Combat Logistics Battalion 2, 2nd Marine Logistics Group and Cincinnati, Ohio native, looks underneath a humvee during a five and 25 meter scan as part of the practical application portion of a counter-IED class August 20, 2014 in Holly Ridge, North Carolina. Instructors taught Marines to perform the five and 25 meter scan to avoid stopping near the kill zone of an IED. During the scan, Dwailebe looked for abnormalities and secondary IED's. The purpose of the training was to keep the Marines ready to employn a counter-IED skill-set.

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