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Montenegrin soldiers unload a role-player casualty Sept. 15 during the 2010 Medical Training Exercise in Central and Eastern Europe at Danilovgrad Army Base, Montenegro. The exercise challenges approximately 250 military medical personnel from the U.S. and nine central and eastern European nations to respond to a series of simulated disasters by collecting and treating role-player casualties. For more information, go to www.usafe.af.mil/medceur.asp and www.odbrana.gov.me. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Lance Cpl. Jad Sleiman)

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Lance Cpl. Kyle Fikbeiner, a Personnel Retrieval and Processing specialist with Detachment PRP, Smyrna, Ga., examines a faux corpse’s ring Sept. 15 inside the mock PRP collection point set up during the 2010 Medical Training Exercise in Central and Eastern Europe at Danilovgrad Army Base, Montenegro. The exercise challenges approximately 250 military medical personnel from the U.S. and nine central and eastern European nations to respond to a series of simulated disasters by collecting and treating role-player casualties. For more information, go to www.usafe.af.mil/medceur.asp and www.odbrana.gov.me. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Lance Cpl. Jad Sleiman)

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Gunnery Sgt. Octavius Shivers, the non-commissioned officer in charge of Detachment Personnel Retrieval and Processing, Smyrna, Ga., takes notes as his Marines examine a faux corpse Sept. 15 inside the mock PRP collection point set up during the 2010 Medical Training Exercise in Central and Eastern Europe at Danilovgrad Army Base, Montenegro. The exercise challenges approximately 250 military medical personnel from the U.S. and nine central and eastern European nations to respond to a series of simulated disasters by collecting and treating role-player casualties. For more information, go to www.usafe.af.mil/medceur.asp and www.odbrana.gov.me. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Lance Cpl. Jad Sleiman)

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Cpl. Whelma Villaester, a Personnel Retrieval and Processing specialist with Detachment PRP, Smyrna, Ga., works procedures for handling a faux corpse Sept. 15 inside the mock PRP collection point set up during the 2010 Medical Training Exercise in Central and Eastern Europe at Danilovgrad Army Base, Montenegro. The exercise challenges approximately 250 military medical personnel from the U.S. and nine central and eastern European nations to respond to a series of simulated disasters by collecting and treating role-player casualties. For more information, go to www.usafe.af.mil/medceur.asp and www.odbrana.gov.me. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Lance Cpl. Jad Sleiman)

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Marine Corps PRP team participates in live ex

Published Sept. 18, 2010
By Lance Cpl. Jad Sleiman
MEDCEUR Public Affairs

DANILOVGRAD ARMY BASE, Montenegro -- A half dozen Personnel Retrieval and Processing Marines worked a mock PRP collection point Sept. 15 as part of the live exercise portion of Medical Training Exercise in Central and Eastern Europe, or MEDCEUR 10.

The exercise challenges approximately 250 U.S. and foreign servicemembers, hailing from nine central and eastern European nations, to respond to a series of simulated disasters by collecting and treating role-player casualties. The Marines were tasked with handling the faux casualties that didn't survive.

MEDCEUR Marine Personnel Recovery Team

MEDCEUR Marine Personnel Recovery Team

MEDCEUR Marine Personnel Recovery Team

MEDCEUR Marine Personnel Recovery Team