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Equipment and Uniforms
of the Philippine Marine Corps |
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LEFT: This is a shell of a horeshoe crab, that the marines found on one of the many islands that they are stationed. A face wearing a helmet was painted on the shell as a means to pass the time.
Bellow are photos of the different small arms used by the Marines.
1. Cal.50 HMG
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2. Bellow Right: M79 40mm Grenade Launcher - Mostly replaced by the M203 but ideal for close quarter combat.
3. Bellow: M60 7.62mm GMPG/LMG - Both old and new versions are used.
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Left - MSSR 5.56mm (Marine Scout Sniper Rifle) Used by Philippine Marine Corps Scout Snipers. Photograph of rifle on display at defense exhibit.
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Bellow Left - Marine wearing the Camoflauge Utility Uniform and Camo. Utility Cover.
He is holding the MCQW 5.56mm (Marine Close Quarter Weapon) that is being evaluated.
Bellow Right - Marine Non Commissioned Officer wearing the Dress Green Service Uniform with overseas cap usually worn by Marines assigned to the Philippine Military Accademy and overseas when such uniforms are specified for the occasion. |
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