What does MCNCR stand for?

Marine Corps National Capital Region (Alexandria, VA)

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; died Friday during combat in Baghdad; assigned to Headquarters Battalion, Marine Corps National Capital Region, Henderson Hall, Arlington, Va.

U.S. military deaths in Iraq at 3,398

The MROC also directed three initial efforts for E-LMR: (1) Field two transportable E-LMR systems that provide interoperable communication capabilities with federal, state and local authorities for Marine Corps first responder and operating forces support outside the installation radio coverage areas; (2) Field an Immediate Interoperable Solution (IIS) that provides interoperability with off-base authorities using the existing installation LMR systems; and (3) Priority fielding of E-LMR to Camp Pendleton and the Marine Corps National Capital Region (MCNCR) that includes Marine Corps Base (MCB) Quantico.

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