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A wounded warrior rides the Segway across the stage to demonstrate the usefulness of the Segway at the Segs4Vets presentation in front of the Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington Va., Oct. 6, 2010. Recipients of the Segways included members of the Marine Corps, Army and the Army National Guard. Before the wounded warriors receive their Segways they are required to take a training course so that they learn to use the device safely and properly. - A wounded warrior rides the Segway across the stage to demonstrate the usefulness of the Segway at the Segs4Vets presentation in front of the Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington Va., Oct. 6, 2010. Recipients of the Segways included members of the Marine Corps, Army and the Army National Guard. Before the wounded warriors receive their Segways they are required to take a training course so that they learn to use the device safely and properly.

More than 400 vendors displayed their products at the Modern Day Marine Exposition Sept. 28-30, 2010, at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va. Among the vendors was Nammo Tally Inc., they were displaying a shoulder-launched munitions system called the Serpent. - More than 400 vendors displayed their products at the Modern Day Marine Exposition Sept. 28-30, 2010, at Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va. Among the vendors was Nammo Tally Inc., they were displaying a shoulder-launched munitions system called the Serpent.