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Staff Sgt. Leon F. Ellis, Jr., Combat Logistics Company 36 fire team gunner, fires an M240G while Lance Cpl. Jacklyn E. Erhunmwunsee, CLC-36 fire team leader, and Sgt. Delshan R. Martinez, CLC-36 post security officer, watch down range during automatic weapons training as part of Exercise Dragon Fire II at Combined Arms Combat Training Center Camp Fuji, Japan, July 16, 2012. Dragon Fire is an annual exercise that trains Marines and sailors in increasing their proficiency and efficiency with an assortment of weaponry. - Staff Sgt. Leon F. Ellis, Jr., Combat Logistics Company 36 fire team gunner, fires an M240G while Lance Cpl. Jacklyn E. Erhunmwunsee, CLC-36 fire team leader, and Sgt. Delshan R. Martinez, CLC-36 post security officer, watch down range during automatic weapons training as part of Exercise Dragon Fire II at Combined Arms Combat Training Center Camp Fuji, Japan, July 16, 2012. Dragon Fire is an annual exercise that trains Marines and sailors in increasing their proficiency and efficiency with an assortment of weaponry.

CLC-36 Marines train to become more technically and tactically proficient

Combat Logistics Company 36 Marines put down their M16A4 Service Rifles, their M9 Pistols and their M1014 Combat Shotguns to pick up guns with even bigger combat capabilities as part of Exercise Dragon Fire II at Combined Arms Combat Training Center Camp Fuji, Japan, July 16 and 17, 2012. Marines fired the M249 Light Machine Gun, M240G and the M2

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