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    Recon Marines take to skies during double-bag static line course [Image 9 of 10]

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    A group of fully equipped military personnel are seated along the interior wall of a military transport aircraft, illuminated by green and red lighting. The soldiers are wearing tactical helmets, combat uniforms, and full gear, suggesting they are preparing for an airborne operation or insertion mission. The interior environment is consistent with a large cargo aircraft such as a C-130 or C-17.

    PARKER, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

    03.24.2014

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Christopher J. Moore 

    1st Marine Division

    Marines with Bravo Company, 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, sit in a C-130 Hercules waiting for the command to parachute out of the plane during a double-bag static line course held in Parker, Ariz., March 24, 2014. A static line is a cord attached from one end of the aircraft to the other. When the Marine jumps from the plane, the line pulls the deployment bag out of the pack on the Marine’s back causing the parachute to inflate. The 24 Marines taking the course were evaluated on their jump form, their formation in the air and their landing. They conducted both day and night jumps and were required to jump a total of 12 times before they passed the course. (Photo by Lance Cpl. Christopher J. Moore/Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.24.2014
    Date Posted: 03.28.2014 17:58
    Photo ID: 1204675
    VIRIN: 140324-M-PC317-610
    Resolution: 5760x3840
    Size: 10.43 MB
    Location: PARKER, ARIZONA, US
    Web Views: 253
    Downloads: 26

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    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms are gathered on a paved surface during twilight or early dawn. They appear to be preparing or packing equipment, with multiple large military-style backpacks and gear visible on the ground. The setting appears to be an outdoor staging area with mountains and a utility pole visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Marines in desert camouflage (MARPAT) uniforms are shown at what appears to be a flight line during dawn or dusk. One Marine is assisting the other in adjusting flight gear, including a flight helmet and oxygen mask assembly. Additional personnel in flight helmets are visible in the background.
    Military personnel in full combat/jump gear are boarding a large turboprop transport aircraft, identified by tail number 735, on a tarmac airstrip. The personnel are wearing desert camouflage uniforms, helmets, and carrying parachute packs, suggesting a parachute insertion or airborne operation. The image is taken at low sun angle, likely early morning or late afternoon, creating strong backlighting.
    A military paratrooper is positioned at the open rear ramp of a large military cargo aircraft, appearing to be in the process of jumping or about to jump. A static line is visible trailing upward, suggesting a static-line parachute deployment method. A second silhouetted figure stands to the right, likely a jumpmaster observing the exit.
    Military personnel are seated inside what appears to be a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 or similar cargo plane. The foreground shows a soldier wearing USMC digital desert camouflage (MARPAT), a gray flight helmet with oxygen mask, and carrying a large parachute pack. Additional personnel are visible in the background preparing equipment near the aircraft's rear ramp area.
    A military service member in USMC MARPAT desert camouflage uniform is inside a military aircraft, preparing for a parachute jump. The individual is wearing a flight helmet with oxygen mask and is handling a red static line, which is a standard component of military airborne operations. A name tape reading 'BACHER' is visible on the uniform.
    The image shows a military or tactical parachute jump operation from the open rear ramp of a large cargo aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules. One jumper is visible mid-exit in an inverted position, while two silhouetted figures remain on the ramp. The terrain below appears to be an arid, flat desert landscape.
    A military paratrooper is captured mid-jump exiting the rear ramp of a large military cargo aircraft, likely a C-130 or C-17. The jumper is in full combat gear including helmet, goggles, and tactical equipment, and appears to be saluting as they exit. The terrain visible below is arid and flat, consistent with a desert environment.
    A group of fully equipped military personnel are seated along the interior wall of a military transport aircraft, illuminated by green and red lighting. The soldiers are wearing tactical helmets, combat uniforms, and full gear, suggesting they are preparing for an airborne operation or insertion mission. The interior environment is consistent with a large cargo aircraft such as a C-130 or C-17.
    Two individuals in US Marine Corps MARPAT desert camouflage uniforms are handling a parachute ripcord/deployment handle mechanism attached to a green tactical pack or parachute container. One person wearing a black tactical watch is manipulating the device, which bears a visible lot number '88362'. Military gear and equipment are visible on the ground in the background.

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