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U.S. Marines and Australian Army cadets salute for

U.S. Marines and a local resident pose for the photo

U.S. Marines and soldiers with the Australian Army

A local child wears a U.S. Marine gas mask during an

U.S. Marines pose for the photo during an open house

A local child wears a U.S. Marine gear during an open

Sgt. Dylan R. Geerlings, an assaultman, shows a local

Sgt. Erik N. Raymond, a machine gunner, has a local

A local child sits in the driver’s seat of a humvee

Local Aboriginal people perform a welcome to country

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Local Aboriginal people perform a welcome to country indigenous dance during an open house at the Central Oval in Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia, June 24, 2016. Marine Rotational Force – Darwin and the Australian Army invited the nearby community to build relationships and showcase military equipment they will be using during Exercise Hamel. Exercise Hamel is a trilateral training exercise with Australian, New Zealand, and U.S. forces to enhance cooperation, trust, and friendship. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Mandaline Hatch/Released)

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pacific australia allies bilateral port community community relations exercise 1st battalion training combined forces deployment mates 1st marine regiment 1st marines magtf marine air ground task force australian army open day australian defence force gce ground combat element adf northern territory 2016 marine rotational force darwin mrf d us with aus 6 month rotation u s and australian alliance hamel 16 cpl mandaline hatch port augusta sa open house before exercise hamel dvids ultra high resolution high resolution us marine corps sport competitions