Happy 3d LCT Day! - “My son’s in 3d LCT! He’d be stoked if u posted the one of the 3 Marines. Hes in the middle.” - @justinxjoslin
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Mar 28, 2026Instagram
Happy 3d LCT Day! - “All 3D LCT Banjo Co missin the boys” - @dereck_serrano_
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Happy 3d LCT Day! - 3d LCT Anarchy Guns - @richygg
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Happy 3d LCT Day! - 3d LCT Chaos Weapons - @chaosweapons
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Happy 3d LCT Day! - 3d LCT Chaos HK 3rd Squad Guns at IPBC - @joey_canter03_
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Mar 27, 2026Instagram
Happy 3d LCT Day! - Banjo Company 3D LCT 2022-2023 - @carlos_martinez_0331
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Happy 3d LCT Day! - Banjo Company 3D LCT - @brandon.freiwald
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Happy 3d LCT Day! - Ares 3, 3D LCT, Balikatan 24 - @_greysonr
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Okinawa, May 1945, Private John L. Drugan and his dog Pal on Okinawa, May 1945. Pal saved a platoon of Marines from an ambush by alerting his handler of a hidden Japanese machine gun nest. War dogs were formally integrated into U.S. military operations through the Dogs for Defense program, established in 1942. Pet owners where asked to donate their dogs to contribute the war effort. These dogs where trained in scouting, patrol, and detection. Follow for more @reimagined_ww2 ✅ Source: U.S. Marine Corps Archives & Special Collections, War Dogs Photograph Collection
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Mar 27, 2026Instagram
3d LCT Aina Guns - @6.0sebas
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Mar 27, 2026Instagram
Gentlemen, we’re celebrating 3d LCT today! - Send in your 3d LCT pictures and videos today! Post with the most likes is going to win a 3d LCT flag! - @jakeabots blessing the boys with that sweet nectar! This video is in the running for a flag!
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Mar 27, 2026Instagram
Remembering Lance Corporal Justin D. Reppuhn, of Hemlock, MI. From what I understand he was a Motor Transport Operator in 3rd LAR and was killed in action on November 10/11, 2004 in Fallujah, Iraq. - Rest Easy Marine
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Mar 27, 2026Instagram
On this day in 1945 the Battle of Iwo Jima would come to an end. The battle cost 6,821 Marine and Navy deaths, 19,709 wounded, 137 destroyed tanks, 153 destroyed aircraft, 1 ship sunk, and 2 others heavily damaged, countless limbs lost, thousands of cases of shell shock, and 27 Medal of Honor actions later, on March 26th 1945 the Island of Iwo Jima was declared secure by the Navy & Marine Corps. This appalling cost was the first grim look at how tenaciously the Japanese would fight for their own soil, but the Marines, Sailors, Soldiers & Pilots made it happen, like they always have. Iwo Jima was the only battle in World War 2 to date where the American casualties outnumbered those of the enemy. Lest we forget. ⚓️ • After this, the 3rd, 4th and 5th Divisions would travel back to the Hawaiian islands of Oahu, Maui and Hawai’i to rest, refit, get replacements and get ready for Okinawa and the planned invasion of Mainland Japan; Operation Downfall. • #lestweforget #rememberthem #usmc #marines
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
SpaceX rocket in the Stumps - @peytonmtanner 3rd LAR
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
3d LAR Commanche Mortars, Camp Fuji, 2022 - @brockwommack
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
3rd LAR Weapons in Iraq
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
Wake up sleepy heads, we’re doing 3rd LAR day today. Send in your 3rd LAR pictures and videos today. - Post with the most likes is gonna win a 3rd LAR flag!
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
“The President of the United States of America takes pride in presenting the Silver Star (Posthumously) to Sergeant David Neil Wimberg, United States Marine Corps Reserve, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against the enemy while serving as Squad Leader, Company L, Third Battalion, Twenty-Fifth Marines, Regimental Combat Team 2, SECOND Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward) during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM in Al Anbar Province, Iraq, on 25 May 2005. - During Operation New Market, while on patrol in the city of Hadithah, an enemy ambush pinned down Sergeant Wimberg and his Company’s Command Element in the street. - In an attempt to eliminate the source of the ambush, Sergeant Wimberg left his covered position, maneuvered through intense small arms fire, and scaled a wall in order to gain access to the courtyard where the source of fire was originating. - Although twice driven back by high volumes of enemy fire, on his third attempt, he opened the gate and allowed his squad to enter. He then provided suppressive fire into insurgent positions in an adjacent house until his fire team was in position. - After two failed attempts to breach the front door, and without regard for his own personal safety, Sergeant Wimberg kicked in the door and gained entry to the house. - Finding himself face to face with four insurgents armed with AK-47 rifles, Sergeant Wimberg engaged the enemy at close quarters, firing his M-16A4 rifle until he was shot and fell to the ground unconscious. His heroic actions severely wounded one insurgent, stunned the other enemy fighters and created the momentum needed to break the ambush. - Many Marines’ lives were saved as a result of Sergeant Wimberg’s decisive and selfless actions. By his zealous initiative, courage, and total devotion to duty, Sergeant Wimberg reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.” - Rest Easy Marine
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
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