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    LUMBERJACK Battalion Returns to Fort Hood [Image 4 of 5]

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    A desert-tan military mine-resistant vehicle (MRAP) equipped with a front-mounted mine-roller/IED detection attachment is navigating a narrow dirt lane flanked by a mud-brick wall and sparse vegetation. A soldier is visible in the open turret hatch at the top of the vehicle. Dust is being kicked up by the roller system as the vehicle moves forward.

    ARGHANDAB DISTRICT, AFGHANISTAN

    11.25.2010

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    20th Engineer Battalion

    A route clearance patrol vehicle with the 510th Clearance Company, 20th Engineer Battalion, pushes through a tight section of road next to a qalat wall near Kandahar City, Afghanistan. (Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ernesto Hernandez)

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    Date Taken: 11.25.2010
    Date Posted: 01.07.2011 14:53
    Photo ID: 355929
    VIRIN: 101125-N-9999X-002
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 2.21 MB
    Location: ARGHANDAB DISTRICT, AF
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    A military MRAP (Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicle equipped with a mine-roller/IED defeat system is photographed on a paved road in an arid desert environment. The vehicle is part of a convoy visible in the background, and the image is date-stamped June 1, 2010, consistent with operations in Afghanistan. The mine-roller attachment consists of multiple heavy cylindrical rollers designed to detonate pressure-triggered IEDs ahead of the vehicle.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in full combat gear are positioned in a kneeling/crouching stance in an arid, open terrain near a tree line. The foreground soldier is holding an assault rifle and appears to be in a security overwatch position. The setting appears to be a rural area consistent with Southwest Asian terrain.
    Three soldiers in camouflage uniforms and combat gear are conducting a foot patrol across a rocky, barren field. The scene appears to be in an arid, mountainous region, with distinctive rocky peaks visible in the background through morning haze. The soldiers are moving in a loose formation away from the camera.
    A desert-tan military mine-resistant vehicle (MRAP) equipped with a front-mounted mine-roller/IED detection attachment is navigating a narrow dirt lane flanked by a mud-brick wall and sparse vegetation. A soldier is visible in the open turret hatch at the top of the vehicle. Dust is being kicked up by the roller system as the vehicle moves forward.
    A military convoy moves along a paved road through an arid desert landscape with rugged mountains in the background. The foreground features a large mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) or route-clearance vehicle labeled 'LUMBERJACK,' with additional military vehicles ahead on the road. Two helicopters are visible in the hazy sky, providing aerial overwatch of the convoy.

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