File:Gi grappling at Ginowan City Police Station.jpg

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Description Grappling with the gi's.
Date 09/07/2005
Source www.okinawa.usmc.mil www.usmc.mil
Author Lance Cpl. Scott M. Biscuiti
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First lieutenant Bryce W. Carter attempts a choke on Daichi Yamamoto at the Ginowan City Police Station, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, Sept. 7. Carter hopes to bring weekly martial arts training to the Marines at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma’s Provost Marshal’s Office. Yamamoto is a Ginowan City police officer and Carter is the officer in charge of MCAS Futenma’s PMO.

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current23:05, 3 March 2006Thumbnail for version as of 23:05, 3 March 20063,189 × 1,898 (637 KB)-Marcus- (talk | contribs)== Summary == Grappling with the gi's. '''Author''': Lance Cpl. Scott M. Biscuiti '''Date''': 09/07/2005 '''Caption''': ''First lieutenant Bryce W. Carter attempts a choke on Daichi Yamamoto at the Ginowan City Police Station Sept. 7. Carter hopes to b

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