Tartan Eagle 16 CQB training

Cpl. Micah Shaw, a member of 5th Plt., Charlie Co., Fleet Anti-Terrorism Support Team, Marine Corps Security Force Regiment, provides security as a Royal Commando prepares to enter a room during Tartan Eagle 16 at the Northumbria Tactical Training Center in Northumbria, England, July 25, 2016. Tartan Eagle is an annual training event that began in 1994. The CQB portion of Tartan Eagle allowed Marines and sailors to integrate with their British counterparts and exchange tactics while also learning new tactics. Marines and sailors trained with the 43 Command Fleet Protection Group Royal Marine commandos to exchange best security and training practices and to foster good relations between the two commands. (Official Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Calvin Shamoon/Released)

160725-M-GF838-401.JPG Photo By: Sgt. Calvin Shamoon

Aug 4, 2016

NORTHUMBRIA, England - Cpl. Micah Shaw, a member of 5th Plt., Charlie Co., Fleet Anti-Terrorism Support Team, Marine Corps Security Force Regiment, provides security as a Royal Commando prepares to enter a room during Tartan Eagle 16 at the Northumbria Tactical Training Center in Northumbria, England, July 25, 2016. Tartan Eagle is an annual training event that began in 1994. The CQB portion of Tartan Eagle allowed Marines and sailors to integrate with their British counterparts and exchange tactics while also learning new tactics. Marines and sailors trained with the 43 Command Fleet Protection Group Royal Marine commandos to exchange best security and training practices and to foster good relations between the two commands. (Official Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Calvin Shamoon/Released)

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