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    Gobi Wolf 2017 strengthens Mongolian partnerships [Image 9 of 9]

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    A group of performers in traditional Central Asian (likely Mongolian or Kyrgyz) ceremonial costumes are playing traditional string instruments at what appears to be a formal cultural event or concert. The foreground musician is playing a morin khuur (horsehead fiddle) or similar bowed instrument while seated, wearing ornate robes with gold trim and decorative white boots. Additional musicians and performers in matching traditional attire are visible in the background near a microphone stand and banner.

    DALANZADGAD, ÖMNöGOVI PROVINCE, MONGOLIA

    05.05.2017

    Photo by Sgt. David Bedard 

    134th Public Affairs Detachment

    A Mongolian performer entertains Gobi Wolf 2017 delegates May 5, 2017, during the exercise's closing reception in Dalanzadgad, Mongolia. GW 17 is hosted by the Mongolian National Emergency Management Agency and Mongolian Armed Forces as part of the United States Army Pacific's humanitarian assistance and disaster relief "Pacific Resilience" series. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. David Bedard)

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    Date Taken: 05.05.2017
    Date Posted: 05.07.2017 16:21
    Photo ID: 3363823
    VIRIN: 170505-Z-ZY202-0018
    Resolution: 3072x4608
    Size: 9.37 MB
    Location: DALANZADGAD, ÖMNöGOVI PROVINCE, MN
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    A military officer in Australian Army camouflage uniform is speaking at a podium during a Disaster Response Exercise event. The setting appears to be in Mongolia, as indicated by the Mongolian script on the banner and podium. Multiple national flags are displayed on the podium, suggesting a multinational military exercise or conference.
    Two military personnel in different camouflage uniforms are shaking hands in what appears to be an official military meeting or ceremony. The soldier on the right wears an Australian flag patch on his sleeve, while the soldier on the left wears a digital camouflage pattern consistent with Central or East Asian military forces. Several observers in military and civilian attire stand in the background.
    A Mongolian traditional dancer performs in a pink and crimson deel (traditional costume) with gold embroidery at what appears to be the 2017 Gobi Wolf military exercise event. The dancer is captured mid-movement in a dynamic pose, with a second dancer visible in the background. The performance takes place indoors on a decorative carpet in front of a banner displaying event logos and bilingual text.
    A group of performers in traditional Mongolian costumes are executing a dynamic folk dance, with several dancers captured mid-air in synchronized jumps. The performance appears to be taking place at an official indoor event, as evidenced by banners in the background referencing a 2017 disaster response exercise. The costumes are predominantly red and gold with ornate detailing, consistent with traditional Mongolian ceremonial attire.
    A group of performers in traditional Mongolian costumes are dancing at what appears to be an official indoor event or ceremony. The dancers wear vibrant red, orange, and gold embroidered outfits with pointed hats adorned with tassels and star emblems. A banner with Mongolian script and English text is visible in the background, along with a musician operating equipment.
    A man wearing an ornate traditional Central Asian ceremonial hat and costume is performing or singing into a microphone with his eyes closed. The hat is white felt with leopard/tiger fur trim, gold embroidery, and curved horn-like extensions topped with a dark pompon. His garment features dark red (maroon) fabric with leopard fur collar and gold trim detailing.
    A woman wearing elaborate traditional Central Asian or Mongolian ceremonial headwear and costume is singing into a gold-handled microphone. She appears to be performing at a cultural event or ceremony, dressed in colorful traditional attire with intricate beadwork and jewelry. Her expression is animated and engaged, suggesting an active live performance.
    A male performer in traditional Mongolian ceremonial attire is playing a morin khuur (horsehead fiddle) while singing with eyes closed and mouth open. He wears an ornate white and burgundy robe with gold trim and a decorative hat featuring leopard-print fur accents. The performance appears to take place indoors before an audience, with a microphone positioned in front of him.
    A group of performers in traditional Central Asian (likely Mongolian or Kyrgyz) ceremonial costumes are playing traditional string instruments at what appears to be a formal cultural event or concert. The foreground musician is playing a morin khuur (horsehead fiddle) or similar bowed instrument while seated, wearing ornate robes with gold trim and decorative white boots. Additional musicians and performers in matching traditional attire are visible in the background near a microphone stand and banner.

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    Mongolia
    Mongolian Armed Forces
    Gobi Wolf
    Mongolian National Emergency Management Agency
    Gobi Wolf 2017
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    Dalanzadgad
    Ömnögovi Province
    U.S. Army

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