Stati Uniti Il personale dell'esercito Sgt. Andrew McMillan con il settantesimo brigata battaglione ingegnere ispeziona un RQ-7B ombra prima del lancio durante la formazione integrata Esercizio (ITX) 1-18 a bordo Marine Corps Air Ground Centro di combattimento, ventinove Palms, California, Ott. 19, 2017. ITX è una larga scala, combinata-braccia esercizio di formazione destinati a produrre combattere-pronto di forze in grado di operare come un sistema integrato di Marina di Massa aria Task Force. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. Kowshon Ye)

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• Data acquisizione: 19 ottobre 2017
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