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Marines, Air Force air-lift Stryker vehicles to Fort Indiantown Gap for target practice

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Eight decommissioned Army Stryker vehicles were airlifted to Fort Indiantown Gap on Jan. 22 for use as targets in the training facility's impact area.

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Marines, Air Force air-lift Stryker vehicles to Fort Indiantown Gap for target practice

Eight decommissioned Army Stryker vehicles were airlifted to Fort Indiantown Gap on Jan. 22 for use as targets in the training facility's impact area.

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Marines, Air Force air-lift Stryker vehicles to Fort Indiantown Gap for target practice

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