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    Joint Forced Entry Exercise [Image 2 of 7]

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    A soldier wearing an 'OPFOR' (Opposing Force) uniform and woodland camouflage cap is seated and working with green wire/cord attached to a red tin can, likely a tomato paste or food can. The individual appears to be constructing or assembling something during what appears to be a military training exercise. A military vehicle is visible in the background.

    03.11.2006

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Michael Pryor 

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division

    Sgt. Long Dinh of the Opposition Force prepares an IED made with a tomato can, flour, and blast simulators on to defend his position prior to the 2nd Brigade Combat Team's airfield seizure during a Joint Forced Entry Exercise Feb. 28.

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    Date Taken: 03.11.2006
    Date Posted: 03.11.2006 09:52
    Photo ID: 16574
    Resolution: 1312x2000
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    Four military personnel in camouflage and olive drab uniforms are gathered in a dry grassy field near buildings. Two soldiers are crouched down working on something at ground level while two others stand nearby observing or assisting. The scene appears to be a training exercise involving demolitions or field engineering tasks.
    A soldier wearing an 'OPFOR' (Opposing Force) uniform and woodland camouflage cap is seated and working with green wire/cord attached to a red tin can, likely a tomato paste or food can. The individual appears to be constructing or assembling something during what appears to be a military training exercise. A military vehicle is visible in the background.
    A military instructor or non-commissioned officer in woodland BDU camouflage is briefing a group of soldiers in an open field environment. The lead figure is gesturing with his right hand while holding a notepad, appearing to conduct a field training exercise briefing. The soldiers in the background are standing at ease, wearing boonie hats and carrying M16-style rifles with blank firing adapters.
    A night-vision image captured in characteristic green monochrome showing an armed individual in tactical gear. The figure appears to be wearing a helmet with mounted equipment and carrying a long-barreled firearm. The image is significantly blurred, consistent with low-light night-vision photography.
    A night-vision image captured in green monochrome showing a person partially concealed behind a vertical structure such as a wall or post. The individual appears to be wearing a hat or head covering and dark clothing, and is peering around the edge of the structure. The image is low resolution and grainy, consistent with generation-1 or generation-2 night vision optics.
    A male individual wearing an olive green military-style jacket with a star patch on the shoulder is holding and aiming an M4-style carbine rifle in a wooded outdoor setting. He appears to be participating in a training exercise or field activity, with at least one other person visible in the background. The setting appears to be a forested area with pine trees.
    A soldier in camouflage uniform is aiming an M16/M4-style rifle with an optical scope while taking cover behind a fallen log in a wooded training area. The weapon has a red safety/training device attached to the muzzle, indicating this is a military training exercise rather than combat. The setting appears to be a pine forest training range during daylight hours.

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