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    212th CSH Supports U.S. Army Africa during MEDRETE 16-4 [Image 1 of 7]

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    Two soldiers in camouflage uniforms walk toward a large institutional building identified as 'Hôpital d'Instruction des Armées Omar Bongo Ondimba,' a military teaching hospital located in Gabon. The scene shows a well-maintained grounds with palm trees, manicured hedges, and a paved walkway leading to the building's entrance. Civilian individuals are also visible on the pathway approaching the facility.

    LIBREVILLE, GABON

    05.24.2016

    Photo by 94th Airlift Wing 

    212th Combat Support Hospital

    LIBREVILLE, Gabon – The medical team from 212th Combat Support Hospital arrives at Hospital D’Instruction Des Armees in Libreville, Gabon for Medical Readiness Training Exercise 16-4. (Courtesy photo by Sgt. Travis Houskeeper, 212th Combat Support Hospital)

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    Date Taken: 05.24.2016
    Date Posted: 08.16.2016 10:02
    Photo ID: 2795280
    VIRIN: 160524-A-XX000-001
    Resolution: 2887x1925
    Size: 520.52 KB
    Location: LIBREVILLE, GA
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    Two soldiers in camouflage uniforms walk toward a large institutional building identified as 'Hôpital d'Instruction des Armées Omar Bongo Ondimba,' a military teaching hospital located in Gabon. The scene shows a well-maintained grounds with palm trees, manicured hedges, and a paved walkway leading to the building's entrance. Civilian individuals are also visible on the pathway approaching the facility.
    A group of U.S. Army soldiers in camouflage uniforms are gathered under a covered entrance area alongside what appears to be local medical or civilian personnel. They are inspecting or being briefed near a white medical van labeled 'MEDECIN' (French for 'doctor/physician'), suggesting a medical cooperation or liaison activity. The setting appears to be a medical facility in a French-speaking African country, indicated by the French text and tropical vegetation.
    A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is conducting a demonstration or briefing inside the rear compartment of a French medical ambulance, indicated by the partial text 'MEDECIN' (French for 'doctor/physician') visible on the exterior. Several other soldiers in uniform are observing from outside the open rear doors. The ambulance interior contains medical equipment including monitors, storage compartments, and a label reading 'MATERIEL D'INTUBATION' (intubation equipment).
    A person is writing on a French-language pharmacy order form ('Bon de Commande Pharmacie') numbered 013766. The form belongs to a service labeled 'SAU' (likely Service d'Accueil des Urgences - Emergency Department) and contains a long handwritten list of medical supplies and medications. A hand holding a ballpoint pen is actively filling in the designations column of the form.
    A surgical team of at least three medical professionals is performing an operation in a hospital operating room. The team is gathered around a patient draped in teal/green surgical draping under bright surgical lighting. Surgical instruments are visibly laid out on a tray in the foreground.
    Two adults are crouching down to interact with a young child near a stone-tiled staircase in an outdoor setting. The man on the left wears a green polo shirt and the younger person on the right wears a black shirt, both engaging attentively with the small child. The setting appears to be a community or institutional outdoor area with grass and concrete structures visible in the background.
    A man wearing a white lab coat with visible tattoos on his forearms is working at a laboratory sink, handling large plastic containers. He appears to be in a medical or scientific facility, likely filling or transferring liquid using a funnel. The setting includes standard lab equipment, a wall-mounted dispenser, and informational posters.

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