US Marines' live-fire exercise on Fuji Viper 24.4

On **October 16, 2024**, the U.S. Marine Corps conducted an exciting live-fire exercise during Fuji Viper 24.4 at the Combined Arms Training Center Fuji, Japan. Fuji Viper is an annual exercise that provides an opportunity for Marines stationed in Japan to engage in intensive joint live-fire operations.

This exercise is not just a physical training event; it serves as a test of endurance and tactical proficiency. Amidst an adrenaline-pumping atmosphere, the Marines focused on enhancing their operational readiness, tactical skills, and lethality in the first island chain. Every shot fired reflects their dedication to maintaining regional stability and security. Fuji Viper 24.4 not only strengthens individual capabilities but also fosters cooperation among units, ensuring that the Marines are prepared to face any challenges that may arise in the future.