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Marines at 5,000 Frames Per Second

Features, Marines Uncovered  //  August 16th, 2012  //  By Sgt. Andrew Milner

(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Tyler Main — Blur illustration added)

Whether firing weapons, blowing things up or taking down opponents in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, Marines strive to be the best in all they do. Sometimes, though, to truly capture the moments of greatness, you have to slow things down a little. Take a look at a few collected moments of Marines in action – all in slow motion: sllloooooowwwww mmmmmmooootttiiiooooon.

Be sure to tell us what else you’d like to see in slow motion in the comments section.

 

 

 

 

Production made possible by Olympus IMS.

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  • Anonymous

    would greatly appreciate the company clerk.

  • Cole Train

    Room Clearing Slow motion would be pretty cool

  • 1stCivDiv-4thReclineBtn

    Silent Drill Team

  • OFP CMC

    Touche you cheeky bastard.

  • Levi Gumns

    Field day in slow motion!!

  • MC Production fan

    nice.

  • http://marines.dodlive.mil Marine Corps Production

    The camera was actually loaned to the Marine team here for free by Olympus. We appreciate your concern for the allocation of government funding.

    Semper Fidelis.
    — Sgt. F.

  • http://www.facebook.com/aj.weisgerber Aj Weisgerber

    I would love to see an M1 Abrams tank fire a round in slow motion!

  • http://twitter.com/RmilitaryR RmilitaryR

    Bravery in Slow Motion

  • http://www.facebook.com/dante.sarracino Dante Sarracino

    How about an Abrams tank firing it’s main gun in slow motion?

  • Michael Sandoval

    How bout a nuke in slow motion eh?

  • http://www.facebook.com/andrewcmilner Andrew Caleb Milner

    David,�
    Thank you for your Service!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000767568597 Blake Griffith

    color guard, or rifle display would be great

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000047742198 David Heilman

    I was in the Marine Corps from 1962-1966. Stationed at Camp Lejuene North Carolina, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment. The saying “Once A Marine Always A Marine” holds True. Sites like this one help me see how well they are trained. During the Cuban Missle Crisis I was a little scared at first but being fresh out of Advanced Combat Training at Camp Geiger I thought about all the good Combat Training I had had and the fear disappeared.
    SEMPER FI !!!!!!

  • Guitar God832

    Marine firing M4 in Slow Motion!

  • http://www.facebook.com/ray.blumel Raymond Blumel

    Definitely want to see the company clerk in action, in slow motion or even full speed…

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