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    Rescue Squadron Conducts Rescue Exercise [Image 5 of 42]

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    The image is taken from the open rear cargo ramp of a military transport aircraft, showing multiple jumpers in freefall over a large body of water with a coastline visible in the background. At least three jumpers are visible at different distances below the aircraft, with the nearest jumper appearing to be in an inverted position and wearing dive fins. The lighting suggests either early morning or late afternoon conditions, with calm seas visible below.

    DJIBOUTI

    04.23.2009

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Jesse Awalt 

    Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa

    A U.S. Air Force pararescueman from the 82nd Rescue Squadron jumps out of a C-130P aircraft, during a training exercise in Djibouti, April 23. The exercise consisted of transporting pararescuemen to their water jump, aerial refueling of a CH-53E helicopter, a assault landing on an unimproved runway, and transloading a simulated survivor from the CH-53E.

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    Date Taken: 04.23.2009
    Date Posted: 04.29.2009 06:47
    Photo ID: 168577
    VIRIN: 090423-N-0506A-111
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 5.02 MB
    Location: DJ
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