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Mike O'Neal (left), modeling and simulation team lead; Joseph Sauer (center), senior research engineer at the Georgia Tech Research Institute Quantico Field Office; and Dave Matthews, Technology Protection Branch chief, are creating a software program to support anti-tampering efforts at Marine Corps Systems Command for the rest of the Corps.

131213-M-PS276-741.JPG Photo By: Jim Katzaman, U.S. Marine Corps

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Quantico, VA - Mike O'Neal (left), modeling and simulation team lead; Joseph Sauer (center), senior research engineer at the Georgia Tech Research Institute Quantico Field Office; and Dave Matthews, Technology Protection Branch chief, are creating a software program to support anti-tampering efforts at Marine Corps Systems Command for the rest of the Corps.

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