GTI's Joint Operations Center (JOC) hosted the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) from June 22nd to the 24th. During this 3-day Maritime Interception Operations exercise, the 26th MEU's objective was to take control of the simulated ship and capture or eliminate enemy threats within it. The Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS) training used a variety of air assets to conduct simulated real-world missions.
GTI's Joint Operations Center (JOC) is a premier training center for today's military and law enforcement personnel. Centrally located in South Carolina, JOC is a decommissioned nuclear fuels processing plant with over 200,000 square feet of buildings, a 50 million gallon controlled access private water training area and many other amenities to solve your facilitation needs.
26th MEU Raid Force Hones Maritime Skills
June 24, 2010 / Marine Corps News BARNWELL, S.C. - Marines prepare to fast-rope onto a building as their hovering Navy MH-60S Seahawk Helicopter begins to inch closer to the rooftop. The Marines launch their ropes and swiftly slide down onto the roof, which serves as the simulated deck of a ship. As soon as the team is on the deck, they quickly assemble and breach the building entrances where their enemy waits to resist.
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