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    Iraqi army 73rd Brigade range and weapons training, Operation Inherent Resolve [Image 5 of 9]

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    A group of military personnel are gathered outdoors around a mortar system during what appears to be a training exercise. Two soldiers in US Army MultiCam/OCP uniforms are demonstrating or instructing on the operation of a mortar tube, while several other soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms observe attentively. The setting appears to be an arid, outdoor training area with sparse trees in the background.

    CAMP TAJI, IRAQ

    06.25.2015

    Photo by Sgt. Charles Bailey 

    Combined Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve     

    U.S. Army Spc. Nicholas Gifford, left, and U.S. Army Spc. Justin Hayes, both paratroopers assigned to Alpha Troop, 5th Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, demonstrate adjusting an M120 120 mm mortar system for Iraqi soldiers assigned to 73rd Brigade, 16th Division, at Camp Taji, Iraq, June 25, 2015. Training at the building partner capacity sites is an integral part of Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve’s multinational effort to train Iraqi security force personnel to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Charles M. Bailey, CJTF-OIR Public Affairs)

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    Date Taken: 06.25.2015
    Date Posted: 06.28.2015 06:46
    Photo ID: 2033545
    VIRIN: 150625-A-YV246-087
    Resolution: 5760x3840
    Size: 1.91 MB
    Location: CAMP TAJI, IQ
    Web Views: 75
    Downloads: 12

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    A military training exercise is taking place outdoors in an arid environment. Soldiers in two distinct uniforms — desert camouflage (likely Iraqi or regional forces) and OCP/MultiCam (likely U.S. advisors) — are working together on mortar system setup and operation. The scene depicts a train-and-advise mission with multiple personnel observing and participating.
    Military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are conducting what appears to be a mortar training exercise in an outdoor area. One soldier is looking through the sight of a mortar tube mounted on a bipod, while another soldier in the background holds a ranging/aiming pole. A third soldier is visible in the foreground right.
    Three military personnel are gathered around a table reviewing documents and maps. One soldier on the left wears US Army MultiCam uniform with an 82nd Airborne Division patch and reversed US flag, while the other two wear desert camouflage uniforms bearing Iraqi flag patches. They appear to be engaged in a joint planning or briefing session.
    The image shows military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms operating what appears to be a mortar system mounted on a bipod/tripod assembly. One soldier is looking through an optical sight attached to the weapon system while two other soldiers observe in the background. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or operational environment with trees and a clear sky visible.
    A group of military personnel are gathered outdoors around a mortar system during what appears to be a training exercise. Two soldiers in US Army MultiCam/OCP uniforms are demonstrating or instructing on the operation of a mortar tube, while several other soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms observe attentively. The setting appears to be an arid, outdoor training area with sparse trees in the background.
    Two military personnel in different uniforms are leaning over a table, closely examining what appears to be a map or document. The soldier on the left wears US Army MultiCam (OCP) camouflage with an 82nd Airborne Division patch visible on the left shoulder. The soldier on the right wears a desert tan camouflage uniform consistent with Iraqi or Afghan military forces.
    Two soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms are crouched down examining a rifle with an optical scope. The soldier on the right wears patches including what appears to be an Iraqi flag patch and an 'IGFC' (Iraqi Ground Forces Command) insignia. They appear to be in a training or inspection context at an outdoor range or staging area.
    A young male soldier in woodland camouflage uniform and cap is looking through a tripod-mounted spotting scope or observation device. He is wearing a tactical vest with visible unit patches on the shoulder and chest. A second individual in a tan/desert uniform is partially visible in the background.
    A military or law enforcement personnel is in a prone shooting position at what appears to be a formal firing range. The individual is aiming a scoped semi-automatic rifle supported by a bipod and sandbags. The setting suggests a structured training or competition environment.

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