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    Into the 3rd Dimension | 3rd MLG Marines create metal parts using a 3D printer [Image 2 of 17]

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    Two military personnel, likely U.S. Marines based on the MARPAT camouflage uniform, are working together at a workstation with a laptop computer. One individual in uniform is standing and pointing at the laptop screen while the other, wearing a green t-shirt, is seated and operating the keyboard and mouse. They appear to be in a technical or fabrication workspace equipped with 3D printers and various electronic equipment.

    CAMP KINSER, OKINAWA, JAPAN

    03.17.2020

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Armando Elizalde 

    3rd Marine Logistics Group

    U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Quincy Reynolds, center, and Cpl. Chase Ramsby, modify parts prior to 3D printing using SolidWorks on Camp Kinser, Okinawa, Japan, Mar. 17, 2020. SolidWorks is a solid modeling computer-aided program used by machinists to create parts and assemblies. Reynolds, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, is a machine shop staff noncommissioned officer in charge with General Support Maintenance Company, 3rd Maintenance Battalion, Combat Logistics Regiment 35, 3rd Marine Logistics Group. Ramsby, a native of Cheboygan, Michigan, is a machinist with GSM Co., 3rd Maint. Bn., CLR-35, 3rd MLG. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Armando Elizalde)

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    Date Taken: 03.17.2020
    Date Posted: 03.19.2020 21:42
    Photo ID: 6144124
    VIRIN: 200317-M-TP104-1083
    Resolution: 6506x4337
    Size: 15.37 MB
    Location: CAMP KINSER, OKINAWA, JP
    Hometown: BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, US
    Hometown: CHEBOYGAN, MICHIGAN, US
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    A male individual wearing a green t-shirt and camouflage pants is seated at a wooden workbench, working on an Alienware laptop. The laptop screen displays a 3D CAD model of what appears to be small mechanical or firearm components in SolidWorks or similar CAD software. The setting appears to be a workshop or military technical environment.
    Two military personnel, likely U.S. Marines based on the MARPAT camouflage uniform, are working together at a workstation with a laptop computer. One individual in uniform is standing and pointing at the laptop screen while the other, wearing a green t-shirt, is seated and operating the keyboard and mouse. They appear to be in a technical or fabrication workspace equipped with 3D printers and various electronic equipment.
    A U.S. Marine identified by the name tape 'Reynolds' is handling a stainless steel mesh basket, likely used for parts cleaning or washing in a maintenance or industrial setting. The individual is wearing protective cut-resistant gloves with red wrist bands and military camouflage uniform. The activity appears to be part of equipment maintenance or parts cleaning operations.
    A U.S. Marine in MARPAT digital camouflage uniform is working in an industrial workshop or fabrication facility. The Marine, whose name tape reads 'Reynolds,' is putting on or adjusting yellow cut-resistant gloves while standing at a metal work table. The setting appears to be a military maintenance or metalworking shop.
    A military service member wearing MARPAT digital camouflage uniform and yellow Kevlar cut-resistant gloves is handling a metal mesh basket or container. The individual appears to be assembling or inspecting components placed inside the wire mesh basket, which contains small metal parts or hardware. The setting appears to be an indoor facility with a concrete floor.
    A U.S. Marine in woodland MARPAT camouflage uniform is operating what appears to be an industrial oven or heat treatment chamber, wearing safety glasses and heat-resistant gloves. The equipment features a circular door with orange heat-resistant sealing rings and a yellow hot surface warning label. The setting appears to be an industrial or manufacturing facility.
    A person's hand is holding a build plate removed from what appears to be a 3D printer, displaying multiple freshly printed white/gray parts still attached to the print bed. The parts include various cylindrical, rounded rectangular, and hook-shaped components, likely dental or medical prosthetics or industrial prototypes. The machine in the background shows a heated build platform with a caution symbol, consistent with FDM or SLS 3D printing technology.
    A person is interacting with a Markforged 3D printer, reaching into the open build chamber with both hands. The image is taken from a low angle inside or near the printer's enclosure, showing the interior components and print bed. The scene appears to depict maintenance, part removal, or build plate adjustment.
    The image shows the interior of an industrial or professional 3D printer with its enclosure open, revealing the print head assembly and motion system. A partially completed gray 3D-printed object with multiple cavities and curved cutouts is visible on the build platform. The machine features linear rails, a cable chain drag system, cooling fans, and a multi-axis gantry system.
    A person's hand is interacting with a small touchscreen panel on an industrial or professional machine. The screen displays a 'Vacuum Utility' interface with text reading 'Heating and lowering' and a blue 'Next' button. A yellow warning label indicating a heat hazard is visible on the machine's frame above the screen.
    A U.S. Marine in woodland MARPAT camouflage uniform is operating what appears to be a Markforged 3D printer in a workshop or fabrication facility. A larger Stratasys F370 3D printer is visible to the right. The setting suggests a military additive manufacturing or rapid prototyping capability.
    A U.S. Marine named Reynolds is smiling broadly in what appears to be a machining or manufacturing facility. He is wearing the Marine Corps MARPAT woodland digital camouflage uniform with visible name tape 'REYNOLDS' and 'U.S. MARINES' branch tape. A Haas CNC machine is visible in the background.
    A U.S. Marine in MARPAT camouflage uniform, identified by name tape as 'Reynolds,' stands laughing with arms crossed in front of a Haas CNC machining center in what appears to be a manufacturing or machine shop facility. The subject appears relaxed and in good spirits, posing for what looks like an official or editorial photograph. The industrial background includes visible CNC equipment controls and safety signage.
    A person is closely inspecting the interior of what appears to be a 3D printer or similar industrial/manufacturing equipment. The image is dramatically lit, with the machine's internal lighting illuminating the subject's face from the side. The composition emphasizes focused observation and technical scrutiny.
    A U.S. Marine in camouflage uniform is working in a maintenance or repair shop, handling a metal mesh basket connected to a flexible metallic hose or duct. The Marine is wearing safety glasses and yellow protective gloves, suggesting a parts cleaning or industrial washing operation. The background shows a military vehicle maintenance bay with various equipment and parts.
    A person wearing military camouflage and yellow heat-resistant gloves is loading or unloading a sample into what appears to be a high-temperature furnace or kiln. The machine features a circular opening with an orange heat-resistant seal and a yellow warning label indicating hot surfaces. The interior of the chamber contains what appear to be ceramic or refractory sample holders.
    The image shows the interior of a professional FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printer with a completed or near-completed print on the build plate. Multiple gray prototype parts are visible on the white print bed, including cylindrical, arch-shaped, and rectangular components. A touchscreen display panel is visible at the bottom of the machine, showing print status information.

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