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English: Pictured: 40 Cdo Alpha Company training in the new Royal Marines Vehicle, The MRZR-D4, a Polaris off road buggy. Littoral Response Group (South) have been conducting subunit training the deserts of California to take on their US Marine Corps (USMC) counterparts later in a peer-on-peer scenario. Their training is in the excellent, and truly vast, range complex of the Marine Air Ground Combat Training Centre at 29 Palms, California. Alpha Company which are 40 Commando Royal Marines Mobility Company have been using the New Royal Marines Vehicle, The MRZR which is a Polaris off road buggy to practise their drill, while their counter parts in Charlie Company have been training in Urban scenarios. The Engineers have been on the demolition ranges. Elements of Commando Logistic Regiment have been carrying out training in the desert to make sure everyone is up to date. The Defence Command Paper defines a Littoral Response Group as “A bespoke force assigned to a geographical area, that contains dedicated shipping, helicopters and boats”.
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