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    U.S. Navy, Namibian Forces Share Explosive Safety Skill [Image 5 of 14]

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    A military personnel member in camouflage uniform is crouching down and placing or examining a yellow device connected to wires on a sandy ground surface. Several other uniformed individuals are visible in the background, one of whom is photographing the activity with a small camera. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or demonstration exercise.

    ARANDIS, NAMIBIA

    04.26.2011

    Photo by Master Sgt. Dawn Price 

    Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa

    Sgt. Eugene M. Salionga, Armed Forces Namibia Defense Forces EOD, demonstrates electric firing system procedures, April 26, during the practical application phase of demolition initiation procedures in Namibia. The U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 11 from Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa is working with African nations as part of an effort to support the Humanitarian Mine Action program by providing familiarization with International Mine Action Standards.

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    Date Taken: 04.26.2011
    Date Posted: 05.16.2011 13:25
    Photo ID: 402375
    VIRIN: 110426-F-XM360-450
    Resolution: 1996x3000
    Size: 3.14 MB
    Location: ARANDIS, NA
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    A group of military personnel in various camouflage uniforms are gathered in a semi-circle in an arid, sandy outdoor environment. One individual in a blue uniform is kneeling on the ground handling what appears to be a wire or cord, while others observe. The scene appears to depict a military training exercise, likely involving explosive ordnance disposal or field engineering techniques.
    Two military personnel are visible in an outdoor setting with rocky/sandy ground. The foreground soldier, wearing brown/green camouflage with a Namibian Defense Force shoulder patch and cap badge, is crouched down handling colored wires (red, yellow, black) on the ground. A second soldier in US Navy desert camouflage uniform stands observing in the background.
    A group of military and law enforcement personnel are gathered in an outdoor arid training area, appearing to participate in a briefing or instruction session. The group includes individuals in various camouflage uniforms and one person in a blue uniform, along with one individual in tan/desert camouflage on the right side. A red rope or cord is laid out on the ground in a triangular or angular pattern, likely used as a training aid or boundary marker.
    A person wearing camouflage military-style clothing is handling multiple colored wires (red, yellow, and black) along with a small metallic cylindrical component, using pliers or wire connectors. The work appears to be taking place outdoors on sandy/dirt ground. The close-up shot focuses on the hands and wiring task being performed.
    A military personnel member in camouflage uniform is crouching down and placing or examining a yellow device connected to wires on a sandy ground surface. Several other uniformed individuals are visible in the background, one of whom is photographing the activity with a small camera. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or demonstration exercise.
    The image shows uniformed personnel from Namibia engaged in what appears to be a field training or demonstration exercise in an arid, desert-like environment. A Namibian Police officer in a light blue uniform with sergeant rank insignia is in the foreground, while a Police Namibia officer in brown camouflage kneels on the ground, and military personnel in green camouflage stand in the background. The activity appears to involve handling wire or cord, possibly related to explosive ordnance disposal or field craft training.
    Two military personnel in different uniforms are closely examining something together, likely a device or document. The individual on the left wears a tan/desert camouflage uniform with the name tape 'BEMEN' and U.S. military insignia, while the individual on the right wears a woodland camouflage uniform with the name tape 'FILLEMON' and two-star rank insignia with a Namibian Defense Force patch. A third person in a blue uniform is visible in the background.
    A military training or briefing session is taking place in a rocky outdoor canyon or quarry environment. One soldier in desert camouflage uniform is kneeling on sandy ground, apparently drawing or pointing out a diagram or markings in the sand, while a group of approximately 12-15 military personnel observe. The group includes soldiers in two distinct camouflage patterns — desert tan and a darker woodland/camouflage pattern — suggesting a multinational or joint military exercise.
    A group of Namibian Police officers and military personnel in camouflage uniforms are gathered outdoors in an arid environment. A crouching officer wearing a 'Namibian Police' cap is handling what appears to be a yellow device connected to orange detonation cord on the ground. The scene appears to be a training exercise involving explosive ordnance or demolition equipment.
    Two military personnel are working in a rocky, arid outdoor environment. The foreground figure, identified by a name tape reading 'SALIONGA,' is crouching and handling blue and green wires or cables near the ground. A second individual in tan/desert camouflage uniform observes from the background.
    A group of military personnel are gathered in an outdoor rocky terrain environment. A soldier in desert camouflage (DCU pattern) uniform and boonie hat is interacting with several soldiers wearing dark woodland camouflage uniforms, appearing to demonstrate or exchange a small object. The setting appears to be a training or advisory interaction between military forces.
    A person wearing a Namibian Police uniform is holding a yellow blasting machine device. The device has visible warning labels including 'SHOCK HAZARD', 'CHARGE', and 'FIRE' markings, consistent with a controlled demolition or EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) blasting initiator. Wires are visible connected to the device, suggesting a controlled detonation or demining operation.
    A senior military officer in camouflage uniform is seated at what appears to be a podium or conference table. His name tag reads 'A.C. SHALUMBU' and he wears rank insignia consistent with a high-ranking officer. The Namibian flag is prominently displayed in the background.
    Three military personnel are gathered indoors reviewing and signing a document. The group includes a U.S. Army officer (female), a local African military general, and a U.S. Navy sailor in desert camouflage. They appear to be in a training or briefing room with military reference posters on the walls.

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