File:Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 conducts mass casualty exercise DVIDS171084.jpg

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English: Lt. Jack Fiedler assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3, directs members of Alpha Company to the Battalion Aid Station during a mass casualty drill at an NMCB 3 field training exercise.
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