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    Four individuals pose for a group photo at what appears to be a U.S. Army military ceremony or official event. Three are wearing U.S. Army combat uniforms (OCP/MultiCam pattern) and one civilian is wearing a light-colored suit. They are standing in front of multiple military and U.S. flags on a grassy outdoor area.

    FORT CAMPBELL, KENTUCKY, UNITED STATES

    06.28.2016

    Photo by Samuel Shore 

    Fort Campbell Multimedia Visual Information Service Center

    Lt. Gen. James McConville, left, U.S. Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 and former commander of the 101st Airborne Division, Army retired Col. Bob Freeman (spouse of T.C. Freeman), Brig. Gen. Scott Brower, the deputy commanding general of the 101st Airborne Division and Col. Frederick Prins, the deputy commanding officer of the 5th Special Forces Group take a group photo at the beginning of the Gate 4 memorialization ceremony on Fort Campbell, Ky., June 28, 2016. Gate 4 was renamed in honor of Clarissa Ann Jackson “T.C.” Freeman who was a Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army for Central Kentucky and outstanding supporter of the Army and Fort Campbell for 30 years. Gate 4 will now be known as the T.C. Freeman Gate. “T.C.” passed away on May 19, 2016 at the age of 83. (U.S. Army Photo by Sam Shore/Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.28.2016
    Date Posted: 08.05.2016 15:58
    Photo ID: 2772263
    VIRIN: 160628-A-SG577-003
    Resolution: 4200x2700
    Size: 5.94 MB
    Location: FORT CAMPBELL, KENTUCKY, US
    Web Views: 52
    Downloads: 7

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    Two individuals are engaged in conversation outdoors on a grassy area. One person is wearing a U.S. Army combat uniform with the name tape 'MCCONVILLE' and three-star rank insignia visible on the chest, along with a matching patrol cap. The other individual is an older man dressed in a light tan/beige suit with a patterned tie.
    A U.S. Army officer with the name tape 'McConville' and three-star rank insignia, wearing 101st Airborne Division patch, is engaged in conversation with a civilian man in a blue suit and striped tie. The setting appears to be an outdoor military ceremony or event, with other soldiers and civilians visible in the background. Both individuals appear to be in a friendly, relaxed exchange.
    Four individuals pose for a group photo at what appears to be a U.S. Army military ceremony or official event. Three are wearing U.S. Army combat uniforms (OCP/MultiCam pattern) and one civilian is wearing a light-colored suit. They are standing in front of multiple military and U.S. flags on a grassy outdoor area.
    Four individuals pose for a group photo outdoors at what appears to be a U.S. Army military installation or ceremony. Two individuals on the left and right are wearing U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms, while two civilians stand in the center. Multiple military and organizational flags are visible in the background.
    A U.S. Army Sergeant named Bolcar is speaking at a podium bearing the 101st Airborne Division insignia (Screaming Eagle) during an outdoor military ceremony. A second soldier stands at attention to the right. The event appears to be taking place on a military installation on a sunny day.
    A group of civilians and at least one military officer in camouflage uniform stand at attention during what appears to be a patriotic ceremony, likely a national anthem or pledge of allegiance. Most individuals have their right hands placed over their hearts, while one older gentleman in a cream suit is rendering a military-style salute. The event is taking place under a white tent on a grassy outdoor area with a large crowd in attendance.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Salome is speaking at a podium bearing the 101st Airborne Division insignia (Screaming Eagle). The event appears to be an official military ceremony conducted outdoors, with multiple military and U.S. flags displayed in the background. The soldier is wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform with visible rank and name tape.
    A bald man wearing sunglasses, a light beige suit, and a patterned tie is speaking at a podium bearing the 101st Airborne Division insignia (Screaming Eagle patch). The outdoor ceremony takes place on a sunny day with multiple military and U.S. flags displayed behind the speaker. The setting appears to be an official military commemorative or ceremonial event.
    A bald man wearing a light-colored suit and patterned tie is speaking at a podium bearing the 101st Airborne Division insignia (Screaming Eagle patch). The outdoor ceremony takes place on a sunny day with multiple military and American flags displayed behind the speaker. The setting appears to be an official military ceremony or commemoration event.
    A dedication ceremony is taking place at Fort Campbell's T.C. Freeman Gate, where participants are unveiling a newly named entrance sign. Four civilians are pulling a white cloth cover off the large brick monument sign. The sign reads 'T.C. Freeman Gate - Welcome to Fort Campbell - Home of the Screaming Eagles' with the 101st Airborne Division patch visible.
    A ceremonial unveiling of the renamed 'T.C. Freeman Gate' entrance sign at Fort Campbell, Kentucky/Tennessee. Four civilians are pulling a white drape off the newly dedicated sign that reads 'Welcome to Fort Campbell, Home of the Screaming Eagles.' Military flags and colors are displayed to the right of the sign.
    This is a well-maintained entrance sign at Fort Campbell military installation, identified as the T.C. Freeman Gate. The sign welcomes visitors and identifies the base as 'Home of the Screaming Eagles,' featuring multiple military unit patches/insignia. The scene includes decorative landscaping, military flags, and clear blue sky conditions.
    The image shows the T.C. Freeman Gate, a military installation entry checkpoint, likely at Fort Campbell based on the 'Welcome to Fort Campbell' electronic sign visible under the canopy. The facility features multiple vehicle lanes with security booths, traffic control barriers, and orange traffic cones. The scene appears quiet with minimal vehicle traffic and a few personnel visible.
    This image shows the T.C. Freeman Gate, a military installation entry control point photographed on June 28, 2016 at 11:04 AM with a temperature of 91°F. The gate features a covered canopy structure with gold lettering, concrete barriers, traffic cones with crossed yellow barriers blocking one lane, and uniformed personnel standing guard. The facility displays standard military base security infrastructure including bollards, guard booths, and access control equipment.

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