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    36th Inf. Div. begins to arrive in Basra [Image 1 of 2]

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    A large turboprop military transport aircraft is silhouetted against a vivid orange and yellow sunset sky. The aircraft appears to be on a tarmac or runway, likely taxiing or stationary. The dramatic backlighting creates a stark silhouette effect, obscuring surface details but clearly revealing the aircraft's distinctive profile.

    BASRA, IRAQ

    11.21.2010

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Nathaniel Smith 

    1st Infantry Division

    A U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules taxis down the runway at Basra International Airport, Nov. 21. The C-130 was carrying the torch party of the 36th Infantry Division, which is relieving the 1st Infantry Division as the United States Division-South headquarters.

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    Date Taken: 11.21.2010
    Date Posted: 12.05.2010 13:53
    Photo ID: 346392
    VIRIN: 101121-A-3544S-001
    Resolution: 1374x857
    Size: 95.91 KB
    Location: BASRA, IQ
    Web Views: 42
    Downloads: 5

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    A large turboprop military transport aircraft is silhouetted against a vivid orange and yellow sunset sky. The aircraft appears to be on a tarmac or runway, likely taxiing or stationary. The dramatic backlighting creates a stark silhouette effect, obscuring surface details but clearly revealing the aircraft's distinctive profile.
    The image shows a hallway wall displaying multiple U.S. Army division shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) patches rendered as large wooden plaques. The patches are painted in their traditional colors and mounted in sequence along a white wall with small identification plaques beneath each one. The largest and most prominent patch visible is the 36th Infantry Division (blue arrowhead with 'T'), alongside what appears to be the 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One) and other unit insignia.

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