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James Clark

Washington, D.C.
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Editor in chief of @taskandpurpose. Previously at @militarytimes, @armytimes, & elsewhere. @usmc vet. Email: James@taskandpurpose.com
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These Marine Raider veterans are now playable characters in ‘Battlefield 6’ Original

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By Nicholas Slayton , James Clark
| Task & Purpose
Prime Hall, Don Tran and Rick Briere all served together in the 1st Raider Battalion — a Marine Corps special operations unit that traces its origins back to World War II. Now, they’ve been reimagined as playable characters in the latest season of the popular first-person shooter, “Battlefield 6.” The three former Raiders appear as playable avatars, which function as cosmetic “skins,” and are part of the game’s second season, dubbed Nightfall.
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Sailor sports ‘Arrogant Bastard’ beer patch on carrier involved in Iran combat operations

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By James Clark
| Task & Purpose
At least one sailor taking part in combat operations against Iran knows a thing or two about arrogant bastards. Or, at least, is familiar with the beer of the same name. First spotted by Jared Keller, the author of the Laser Wars newsletter, the photo was published to the military’s image and video database on March 1. It is one of several shots that capture the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln on the opening day of Operation Epic Fury, which began on Feb. 28.
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Sailor sports ‘Arrogant Bastard’ beer patch on carrier involved in Iran combat operations

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By James Clark
| Yahoo
Sailors observe flight operations in the pilothouse of Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in support of Operation Epic Fury, Feb. 28, 2026. Morale patches, like the one worn by the sailor on the carrier, are a common sight among military personnel and offer a rare moment of individual expression while in uniform, often reflecting inside jokes or military culture references.
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