MCB Camp Lejeune hosts the 2023 4th MARDIV Rifle Squad Competition
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"Those five squads will take back what they learned here, and that will make us five better companies which will make us better battalions, which makes the division, overall, more lethal." Chief Warrant Officer 4 Michael A. Presley, a gunner, 4th MARDIV, Marine Forces Reserve."We all learned something new from this experience," said Sgt. Michael Graf, squad leader, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment. "It was an excellent training opportunity and covered much of what we thought we knew and didn't know." The competition provided the Marines opportunities to enhance their small unit leadership skills and employ critical thinking to navigate through the events with their respective teams. "They learn a lot here, and it's about what they take back to their units," said Chief Warrant Officer 4 Michael A. Presley, a gunner with the 4th MARDIV, Marine Forces Reserve. "Those five squads will take back what they learned here, and that will make us five better companies which will make us better battalions, which makes the division, overall, more lethal."