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So right now we're loading up a black

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bottom ship . As you can see right here ,

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it's the Green Lake . We got about 10

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Ospreys being loaded up onto this ship

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and about 182 pieces of cargo , as I

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mentioned before in support of Murphy

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23 dot So the purpose of doing this

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here , one is just a means for us to

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use surface cargo to get all of our

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gear and assets to get an entire flying

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squadron reinforced . I mean , across

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the Pacific , across the Indo Pacific

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area into Darwin , I mean , that's what

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we're doing here . Ok . So

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how does , how does it reinforce the

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capabilities or how does it contribute

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to the capabilities of the Marine Corps ?

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Right . One , we're operating out of

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joint base , Pearl Harbor . Hi . So not

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only are we doing that

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the joint service cooperation , right ,

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because we are on a naval installation ,

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but we're also using civilian ships ,

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right ? So we have new assets that

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could probably do the same thing , but

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new , new asset missions are very ,

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very specific . So this is just a

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cheaper , not cheaper , it's expensive ,

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but it's another method for us to use

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in order to get our gear , like I said ,

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get our gear from here to there .

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Yeah . So one thing I'd add is , you

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know , there's a lot here . Right . I

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mean , we have anything from the trucks

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to the , to the actual aircraft

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themselves . So in order to do an

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operation like this , it takes a lot of

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marines with a lot of specific skills

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and it's a lot to manage . So just the

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sheer fact that we're doing it and

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we're doing it in record time is really

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amazing . So I give the credit to all

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of the marines at 363 all the marines

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at mag 24 , a lot of credit . And I

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also have to give a lot of credit to

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the guys over here at NASA . Yeah ,

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they do it every day , but they're

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extremely proficient in what they do .

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Always , we always work with green

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class ships too . So the Green Lake ,

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the Green Cove , they're super awesome

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with us too . It's a good time . We

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might be here all night because the

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ship pulled in kind of late . But

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that's ok . We'll get the mission done .