4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion #33389156
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Description
The 4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion (4th LARB) represented the largest combat battalion within the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, specializing in combined arms reconnaissance and security operations, primarily utilizing the LAV-25 vehicle. Based at Camp Pendleton, California, its companies are distributed nationwide, with most now inactive. Previously, it provided support to the 4th Marine Division, which is also currently inactive. However, this division has been diminished to mere remnants of its past prominence due to the historical events surrounding the Chinese invasion and the subsequent outbreak that affected the nation. The remaining forces of the Marine Corps have deployed this division to aid in the ongoing conflicts in the city of Philadelphia. (ONE MUST BE A MEMBER OF THE MARINE CORPS PRIOR TO APPLYING FOR THIS UNIT)
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| 30 Aug 2026, 14:34 | 1 | first reading |
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Owned by Hunter (@M123Martin123M) as measured.
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Hunter (@M123Martin123M) — [S] Senior Developer (rank 16)
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