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    Tanks of the Royal Wessex Yeomanry Conduct a Non-Shooting Training Exercise at Sennelager Training Area, Germany [Image 11 of 28]

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    A military main battle tank is moving through an open grassy field with trees visible in the background. The tank appears to be a British Chieftain or Challenger-type vehicle based on its distinctive turret shape and hull design. At least one crew member is visible in the commander's hatch of the turret.

    SENNELAGER, GERMANY

    09.16.2017

    Photo by Maj. Charles Calio 

    126th Theater Public Affairs Support Element

    On Sept. 16, 2017 tanks of the Royal Wessex Yeomanry, a British Reserve armor regiment, conduct a non-shooting training exercise at Sennelager Training Area, Germany. The Challenger 2 is the main battle tank used by British military forces.

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    Date Taken: 09.16.2017
    Date Posted: 09.16.2017 15:39
    Photo ID: 3778347
    VIRIN: 170916-A-ON763-381
    Resolution: 5184x3456
    Size: 7.74 MB
    Location: SENNELAGER, DE
    Hometown: BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN, US
    Hometown: GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, US
    Hometown: LANSING, MICHIGAN, US
    Hometown: SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, US
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