File:SA-7 MANAPADS, air defense training in the US.jpg

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Col. Ben Hancock, assistant chief of staff for 2nd MAW’s operations section, practices locking onto an aircraft with an inert SA-7 man portable air defense trainer during a Missile and Space Intelligence Center training day aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, March 1. The mobile training unit’s visit here was the final stop on a tour which included stops at Marine Corps Air Stations Beaufort and New River to give aviators and intelligence Marines a better understanding of enemy threat weapon capabilities and how MSIC can support 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing units, said Capt. Samuel Curet, 2nd Platoon commander for 2nd MAW’s intelligence section.

2nd Marine Aircraft Wing & Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

Photo by Lance Cpl. Stephen Stewart
Date Taken:03.01.2012
Location: Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

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1 March 2012, 13:46:00

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Date and time of data generation	13:46, 1 March 2012
Lens focal length	65 mm
Short title	120301-M-EG384-361
Author	2nd Marine Aircraft Wing & Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, Lance Cpl. Stephen Stewart
Headline	Air defense mobile training unit visits Cherry Point
Image title	Col. Ben Hancock, assistant chief of staff for 2nd MAW’s operations section, practices locking onto an aircraft with an inert SA-7 man portable air defense trainer during a Missile and Space Intelligence Center training day aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, March 1. The mobile training unit’s visit here was the final stop on a tour which included stops at Marine Corps Air Stations Beaufort and New River to give aviators and intelligence Marines a better understanding of enemy threat weapon capabilities and how MSIC can support 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing units, said Capt. Samuel Curet, 2nd Platoon commander for 2nd MAW’s intelligence section.
City shown	Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point
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Keywords	MCAS Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point NC N.C. North Carolina 2nd 2d Second MAW Aircraft Wing Windsock fly aviation planes helicopters Crystal Coast missile space intelligence center training mobile MSIC
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Special instructions	Released Staff Sgt. Roman Yurek 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing & Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point [email protected] via DVIDS
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