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    Dam to Dam shadow run, Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan [Image 10 of 10]

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    The image shows individuals in athletic wear participating in what appears to be a running event or physical fitness activity at a military installation or forward operating base. Two men in the foreground are reaching out to exchange a high-five or handoff, suggesting a relay race or finish line greeting. The setting features concrete blast walls, gravel roads, utility poles, and security infrastructure typical of a military compound.

    AFGHANISTAN

    06.04.2011

    Photo by Spc. James Wilton 

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division

    An airman deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom crosses the finish line of the 20 kilometer, Dam to Dam shadow run on Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan June 4. The Dam to Dam is a 5 kilometer and 20 kilometer race that has been ran for 32 years in Iowa, which the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division, Task Force Red Bulls, Iowa National Guard brought to Bagram to share with their fellow service members.

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    Date Taken: 06.04.2011
    Date Posted: 06.04.2011 14:25
    Photo ID: 410859
    VIRIN: 110604-A-2775W-263
    Resolution: 3704x2675
    Size: 1.25 MB
    Location: AF
    Web Views: 411
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    A large group of military personnel, predominantly wearing U.S. Army physical training (PT) uniforms consisting of gray shirts and black shorts, are participating in a formation run or fitness event. The event appears to be taking place at dawn or dusk on a military installation, identifiable by the perimeter walls, barbed wire, and satellite dish visible in the background. The large number of participants and organized start suggest this is a unit-level physical training event or commemorative run.
    The image shows a 5K run event taking place on a military base, likely in Afghanistan or a similar forward operating base, based on the presence of MRAP (Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicles and desert-colored infrastructure. Runners in PT (physical training) gear are visible on a dusty road flanked by concrete barriers and green blast walls. A '5K' sign is visible near a checkpoint area, confirming this is an organized fitness event.
    Two individuals are visible on a gravel surface at what appears to be a military forward operating base (FOB). One person in a yellow shirt and dark shorts is jogging, while another in a black hoodie and khaki shorts extends an arm toward the runner, possibly offering a high-five or marking a finish line. The background contains military vehicles including a Humvee and an MRAP, along with a satellite dish, utility poles, and perimeter fencing with razor wire.
    Two men are running outdoors on a dusty, unpaved surface at what appears to be a military base or forward operating base. One man wears a USMC t-shirt and the other wears an Army PT (physical training) shirt and shorts, suggesting an inter-service exercise or fitness event. The background contains military vehicles including HMMWVs, a satellite dish, utility poles, and barbed wire fencing.
    A bald male runner wearing U.S. Army physical training (PT) uniform — gray 'ARMY' t-shirt and black 'ARMY' shorts — leads a group of runners along a dusty road. He is wearing a reflective safety belt, a sports watch, and running shoes. The setting appears to be a military installation or forward operating base, evidenced by military vehicles and the arid environment.
    Two women are posing together while holding up matching white t-shirts that read 'DAM TO BAM - Afghanistan 2011'. They are standing outdoors in what appears to be a military base or installation environment. Both are wearing gray athletic shirts and appear to be in good spirits.
    A middle-aged man wearing glasses and a white graphic t-shirt stands outdoors on a gravel or dirt surface, smiling and looking to his right. The t-shirt appears to have a colorful graphic and partial text reading 'Afghanistan 2...' visible on the chest. The background shows what appears to be a military or industrial compound with green metal structures and a traffic cone.
    Two men in athletic clothing are running on a gravel road toward a third man who appears to be timing or recording them with a handheld device. The setting appears to be a military or security compound, indicated by blast walls, green barriers, barbed wire, and a uniformed guard visible in the background. The scene suggests a physical fitness test or informal race event.
    Two individuals are on a light-colored ground surface, with one person lying on their back and another person leaning over them, appearing to assist or check on them. The person on the ground is wearing a black shirt, sunglasses, and an orange wristband, while the standing person wears a black shirt, gray shorts, and La Sportiva shoes. In the background, a third person in military-style boots and camouflage pants is partially visible alongside a backpack.
    The image shows individuals in athletic wear participating in what appears to be a running event or physical fitness activity at a military installation or forward operating base. Two men in the foreground are reaching out to exchange a high-five or handoff, suggesting a relay race or finish line greeting. The setting features concrete blast walls, gravel roads, utility poles, and security infrastructure typical of a military compound.

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    Iowa National Guard
    Task Force Red Bulls
    2-34th IBCT
    Dam to Dam 5K/20K shadow run
    Afghanistan
    Bagram Airfield

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