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Video by Cpl. Jessica Gonzalez
Supply Management Unit Load
Defense Imagery Management Operations Center
March 25, 2011 | 1:00
B-roll of U.S. Marines, Combat Logistics Regiment - 15 (CLR-15), 2D Marine Logistics Group Forward (2D MLG (FWD)), use Tractor Rubber Tire Multipurpose (TRAM) forklifts to transport gear at Supply Management Unit (SMU) on Camp Leatherneck, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, March 25, 2011. The Marines move various supplies to forward operating bases in support of International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) operations. (U.S. Marine motion imagery by Lance Cpl. Gonzalez, Jessica S.) Also available in High Definition.
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U.S.Camp LeatherneckAfghanistanMarinesInternational Security Assistance ForceHigh DefinitionISAFCombat Logistics Regiment 15SMUSupply Management UnitCLR-15TRAM2d mlg fwd2D Marine Logistics Group ForwardTractor Rubber Tire MultipurposeJessica S. Gonzalez
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