U.S. Army Soldiers with 301st Tactical Psychological Operations, PSYOP, Company (Airborne),14th PSYOP Battalion, 7th PSYOP Group, assist each other with their static-line chutes before performing pre-jump checks during a U.S. Air Force KC-130 Hercules static-line jump exercise at Naval Base Coronado, California, June 11, 2021. The 301st TCP invited I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group PSYOP Marines to observe jump training before attending the U.S. Army Airborne school. Gaining jump qualifications enables I MIG to effectively integrate and support I Marine Expeditionary Force informa

U.S. Army Soldiers with 301st Tactical Psychological Operations, PSYOP, Company (Airborne),14th PSYOP Battalion, 7th PSYOP Group, assist each other with their static-line chutes before performing pre-jump checks during a U.S. Air Force KC-130 Hercules static-line jump exercise at Naval Base Coronado, California, June 11, 2021. The 301st TCP invited I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group PSYOP Marines to observe jump training before attending the U.S. Army Airborne school. Gaining jump qualifications enables I MIG to effectively integrate and support I Marine Expeditionary Force informa Stock Photo

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U.S. Army Soldiers with 301st Tactical Psychological Operations, PSYOP, Company (Airborne), 14th PSYOP Battalion, 7th PSYOP Group, assist each other with their static-line chutes before performing pre-jump checks during a U.S. Air Force KC-130 Hercules static-line jump exercise at Naval Base Coronado, California, June 11, 2021. The 301st TCP invited I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group PSYOP Marines to observe jump training before attending the U.S. Army Airborne school. Gaining jump qualifications enables I MIG to effectively integrate and support I Marine Expeditionary Force information operations in forward deployed environments.

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