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    U.S. Marines with 2nd Bn., 1st Marines hold field promotions [Image 3 of 12]

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    A close-up photograph showing two sets of hands working with military desert camouflage uniforms. One person appears to be pinning or attaching a small metallic item, possibly a rank insignia or pin, onto a Velcro patch on the sleeve or collar area of a MARPAT desert camouflage uniform. The action suggests a formal or ceremonial pinning event.

    TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    09.01.2026

    Photo by Sgt. Vincent Needham 

    1st Marine Division

    U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. Adrian Enriquez, a team leader with Alpha Company, 1st Combat Engineer Battalion, 1st Marine Division, is promoted to the rank of lance corporal during Service Level Training Exercise 4-26 at Marine Corps Air-Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California, Sept. 1, 2026. It is tradition for Marines to request their senior leaders or mentors to promote them to the next rank, often using old chevrons to symbolize the passing of knowledge and heightened expectations. Enriquez is a native of Texas. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Vincent Needham)

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    Date Taken: 09.01.2026
    Date Posted: 09.08.2026 11:29
    Photo ID: 9912516
    VIRIN: 260901-M-XY116-2008
    Resolution: 6097x4067
    Size: 8.65 MB
    Location: TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A military service member in desert camouflage uniform is reading a handwritten document, appearing to be a promotion certificate or appointment letter. The document references a Lance Corporal promotion in the United States Marine Corps, signed by 'Kyle P.' with the title 'LtCol, USMC Commanding'. The setting appears to be an arid, rocky outdoor environment.
    Military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are gathered in an arid, desert environment. Two soldiers appear to be assisting or inspecting a third soldier's equipment, specifically handling what appears to be a weapon or gear attachment. The setting suggests a field training exercise or operational deployment in a desert region.
    A close-up photograph showing two sets of hands working with military desert camouflage uniforms. One person appears to be pinning or attaching a small metallic item, possibly a rank insignia or pin, onto a Velcro patch on the sleeve or collar area of a MARPAT desert camouflage uniform. The action suggests a formal or ceremonial pinning event.
    Two military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are shaking hands while exchanging a document in an arid, rocky desert environment. The individual on the left appears to be an officer, identifiable by a rank insignia visible on the chest. The setting suggests a field training exercise or operational briefing in a desert location.
    Two military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are engaged in what appears to be a medal or coin presentation ceremony in an arid desert environment. One individual is pinning or presenting something to the other while simultaneously shaking hands, a common military recognition ritual. The setting appears to be an active training or operational desert location based on the terrain and equipment visible.
    A group of approximately 13 military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms pose for a group photograph in an arid desert environment. They are armed with rifles and wearing patrol caps, standing on rocky terrain with barren mountains visible in the background. The setting and uniforms are consistent with a U.S. Marine Corps training exercise or operational deployment in a desert region.
    A group of military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are assembled in formation on a paved surface in an arid desert environment. Two individuals viewed from behind appear to be in leadership or supervisory roles, facing the assembled group. The setting suggests a training exercise, briefing, or formation review at a desert military installation.
    A person is holding an official United States Marine Corps promotion or appointment certificate in a red folder. The document bears the USMC Eagle, Globe, and Anchor emblem and appears to be a Lance Corporal appointment certificate for an individual named Jose A. Bolasegomez. The setting appears to be an outdoor military environment.
    A group of military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are gathered in an arid, desert environment. Several soldiers in the foreground appear to be engaged in an inspection or equipment check, with one individual examining another's hand or wrist. A larger formation of soldiers is visible in the background against a mountainous desert landscape.
    A close-up photograph showing hands manipulating what appears to be a small black item, likely a pin or insignia, on the shoulder area of a desert camouflage military uniform. The uniform pattern is consistent with USMC MARPAT desert camouflage. A black rifle or weapon sling is partially visible on the left side of the frame.
    Two military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are engaged in what appears to be a formal exchange or presentation involving a red item, likely a flag or pennant. The setting is an arid desert environment with mountains visible in the background. Additional uniformed personnel are standing in formation in the background.
    A group of approximately 25 military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms pose for a formal group photograph in an arid desert environment with mountains in the background. Several members are holding red folders or certificates, suggesting a recognition or award ceremony. The personnel are armed with rifles and wearing MARPAT (Marine pattern) desert camouflage, consistent with U.S. Marine Corps uniforms.

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