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INDIAN HEAD, Md.--Corporal Kevin A. Reese, satisfies his sweet tooth while supporting the Key Volunteers "Returning Heroes Fund" at the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force March 1st. The funds raised by the 'grass roots' effort will be used to purchase gift baskets for CBIRF Marines and Sailors returning from serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. - INDIAN HEAD, Md.--Corporal Kevin A. Reese, satisfies his sweet tooth while supporting the Key Volunteers "Returning Heroes Fund" at the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force March 1st. The funds raised by the 'grass roots' effort will be used to purchase gift baskets for CBIRF Marines and Sailors returning from serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.

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INDIAN HEAD, Md-Cpl. Tashna Hicks-Wert, a Marine who serves with the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force (CBIRF) delivers a knee strike to the kidneys of a would-be attacker during the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD)course at the unit Nov. 16. The three-week course builds upon the instinct of self-preservation and incorporates basic martial arts principles that uphold its key theme of breaking contact with the aggressor and escaping to safety. - INDIAN HEAD, Md-Cpl. Tashna Hicks-Wert, a Marine who serves with the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force (CBIRF) delivers a knee strike to the kidneys of a would-be attacker during the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD)course at the unit Nov. 16. The three-week course builds upon the instinct of self-preservation and incorporates basic martial arts principles that uphold its key theme of breaking contact with the aggressor and escaping to safety.