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Video by Gunnery Sgt. Ernest Hagewood
USNS Montford Point
31st Marine Expeditionary Unit
March 17, 2016 | 0:22
The USNS Montford Point, an expeditionary transfer dock, floats off the coast of South Korea, March 17, 2016, during Exercise Ssang Yong 16, a biennial combined amphibious exercise between the armed forces of the Republic of Korea, U.S., Australia and New Zealand. An expeditionary transfer dock allows equipment and personnel to transfer from a large naval vessel to a smaller one, such as a landing craft air cushion vehicle, in order to execute ship-to-shore and ship-to-ship movements during an amphibious operation.
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III Marine Expeditionary ForceCTF-7613th MEUESG-7III MEFFreedom BannerCPR-1Ssang Yong3dMEBCPR-11SY 16Freedom Banner 2016CTF-79Ssang Yong 16U.S. MarinesKorea.31st MEUU.S. NavyROKSouth Korea
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