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Marines with Mobility Assault Company, Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division exit their tanks at the completion of the breaching and clearing course September 12, 2013. Marines with Combat Engineer Battalion 2nd Marine Division participated in a week long field exercise in which they had to implement four basic combat engineer task being mobility, counter mobility, assault and general engineering. - Marines with Mobility Assault Company, Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division exit their tanks at the completion of the breaching and clearing course September 12, 2013. Marines with Combat Engineer Battalion 2nd Marine Division participated in a week long field exercise in which they had to implement four basic combat engineer task being mobility, counter mobility, assault and general engineering.

Private First Class Kyler R.Webbs (left) and Cpl. Joshua A Powell, combat engineers with Charlie Company, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, work together to improve Powell’s weapon accuracy prior to a live-fire exercise targeting unknown distance targets April 4. The training was part of required pre-deployment training for Afghanistan. Marines used M-4 service rifles and squad automatic weapons to fire approximately 80 rounds at green, pop-up targets - Private First Class Kyler R.Webbs (left) and Cpl. Joshua A Powell, combat engineers with Charlie Company, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, work together to improve Powell’s weapon accuracy prior to a live-fire exercise targeting unknown distance targets April 4. The training was part of required pre-deployment training for Afghanistan. Marines used M-4 service rifles and squad automatic weapons to fire approximately 80 rounds at green, pop-up targets

Marines with Mobility Assault Company, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, work to evacuate a mock casualty during training March 30. The scenario required Marines to transport the fallen Marine and use proper radio techniques to call for support during the three-day Improvised Explosive Device Awareness course. The battalion is currently preparing its Marines for an upcoming deployment to Afghanistan. - Marines with Mobility Assault Company, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, work to evacuate a mock casualty during training March 30. The scenario required Marines to transport the fallen Marine and use proper radio techniques to call for support during the three-day Improvised Explosive Device Awareness course. The battalion is currently preparing its Marines for an upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.