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    The image shows a collection of damaged or heavily worn electrical/mechanical connectors and cable assemblies laid out on a black fabric surface. The components appear to be military or industrial-grade circular connectors with exposed and frayed wiring. Several pieces show significant corrosion, physical damage, and deterioration consistent with age or impact damage.

    WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES

    05.02.2018

    Photo by EJ Hersom   

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    A display shows recovered Iranian Qiam class ballistic missile remnants at Joint Base Anacostia-Boling in Washington, D.C. May 2, 2018. Missile remnants from two Qiam missiles fired into Saudi Arabia from Yemen’s Houthi rebels in 2017, are part of a multi-national collection of evidence proving Iranian weapons proliferation in violation of United Nations resolutions 2216 and 2231. (DoD photo by EJ Hersom)

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    Date Taken: 05.02.2018
    Date Posted: 05.04.2018 14:16
    Photo ID: 4360815
    VIRIN: 180502-D-DB155-061
    Resolution: 4928x3280
    Size: 11.7 MB
    Location: WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, US
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    The image shows a coiled black electrical cable or wiring harness with multiple connectors and sockets. The cable is stamped with the text 'MADE IN IRAN' along with a partial code '(607)53 IJISI'. The assembly appears to be a vehicle or industrial wiring harness with several bulb socket connectors attached.
    The image shows a coiled black cable or hose with white text printed on its surface. The text reads 'MADE IN IRAN' along with what appears to be a part or specification number '(607)53 IJISI'. Several metal connectors or clamps are visible within the coil.
    A compact bilingual keyboard branded 'Haan' is mounted on a metal panel secured with Phillips-head screws. The keyboard features both Latin (QWERTY) and Arabic script characters on each key, suggesting dual-language input capability. The keyboard shows signs of wear and is protected by a clear plastic cover or overlay.
    The image shows a white rectangular mounting plate with two circular sensor/antenna devices attached to it, surrounded by coiled cables. The right device is labeled 'NEXUS COMPASS' with a directional 'FORWARD' triangle marker, indicating it is a marine compass sensor. The assembly appears to be a navigation equipment package, likely for marine use, stored or prepared for installation.
    The image shows two GPS antenna pucks mounted on a white platform, surrounded by coiled white and black cables. The left antenna is visibly branded 'GARMIN' and both units appear to be external GPS receivers. The setup is placed on a dark surface, likely in a vehicle or marine environment, with additional cables visible in the background.
    The image shows black electrical cables coiled on a dark fabric surface. The cables are marked with manufacturer and specification information, including the brand 'SIMIA', conductor size '5 X 2.5 mm²', standard reference 'ISIRI (607)53', and country of origin 'MADE IN IRAN'. Additional metal hardware components are visible in the background.
    Two black cloth-covered tables display an assortment of electronic equipment and components arranged in an exhibition or evidence-display format. Items range from disassembled circuit boards and cables to monitors, a camera dome, and a concrete-like enclosure with a small embedded screen. The dark studio backdrop and deliberate lighting suggest a curated presentation, possibly for forensic, artistic, or technical documentation purposes.
    Two black-draped display tables arranged end-to-end showcase an assortment of electronic hardware components in what appears to be an exhibition or demonstration setting. The items range from circuit boards and open computer chassis to surveillance cameras and a ruggedized laptop, suggesting a technology or security-themed display. Small label cards are visible near some items, consistent with a museum or trade show presentation.
    The image shows wreckage of what appears to be an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone displayed on black-draped tables against a black backdrop, suggesting a formal evidence or press briefing presentation. The aircraft debris is broken into multiple sections including wings, fuselage segments, and what appears to be a propulsion component. Small labeled placards are visible among the components, indicating this is an organized display of recovered or intercepted drone wreckage.
    The image shows wreckage and disassembled components of what appears to be an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone laid out on a black-draped display table. The components are arranged in a deliberate, exhibition-style manner suggesting a formal presentation or evidence display. The aircraft appears to have sustained significant structural damage, with the fuselage broken into multiple sections.
    The image shows the disassembled or damaged remains of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV/drone) displayed on black-draped tables against a black backdrop, suggesting a formal exhibition or evidence presentation. The aircraft components are laid out systematically, including the fuselage, wings, tail section, nose cone, and internal components. The drone appears to have sustained significant damage or was deliberately disassembled for display purposes.
    The image shows recovered or intercepted unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs/drones) displayed on black-draped tables, appearing to be part of a military or governmental exhibition. The drones show significant damage, wear, and paint chipping, suggesting they were recovered after use or interception. A small placard visible in the image references 'On Loan' and 'Saudi A[rabia]', indicating this may be a display of seized or recovered drone hardware.
    The image shows wreckage of a small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone displayed on a black-draped table, likely as part of an official military or government exhibition. The aircraft is white with visible damage including scratches, cracks, and impact marks. Additional components and labeled placards are visible in the background on the same display table.
    The image shows wreckage of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV/drone) displayed on a black cloth-covered table, apparently for forensic or evidentiary examination. The drone is heavily damaged, with its fuselage broken apart and components separated, including wings, tail sections, and what appear to be electronic components. Small identification labels are visible near some components, suggesting this is an official display or investigation setting.
    The image shows the wreckage of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV/drone) displayed on a black-draped table, apparently in an exhibition or press briefing setting. The aircraft is heavily damaged, with its fuselage broken apart and internal components exposed. Several component parts have been separated and laid out alongside the main wreckage for display purposes.
    The image shows a twin-cylinder model aircraft engine, likely a gasoline-powered RC (radio-controlled) engine, displayed on a dark surface. The engine features two horizontally-opposed cylinders with cooling fins, and a wooden propeller hub is attached to the crankshaft at the front. The engine appears used, showing signs of wear, oil residue, and oxidation.
    The image shows a close-up of a mechanical component, likely a lens barrel or cylindrical machine part, mounted on a metallic assembly. A worn adhesive label on the black cylindrical component displays the text '89-06/20-25'. The equipment appears to be precision machinery, possibly optical or industrial in nature.
    A close-up photograph of a cylindrical mechanical component, likely a nozzle assembly, with a partially damaged adhesive label showing the number '89-061 025'. The component is mounted on a metal bracket with visible wiring (red and black cables) below. A label in the foreground reads 'Cylindrical Nozzle', identifying the equipment.
    The image shows a close-up of a label affixed to what appears to be a metal cylinder or tube, likely a fire extinguisher or pressurized vessel. The label contains a weight tracking table with handwritten entries in red/pink ink recording empty and charged weights in grams along with a date. A partial 'HEAT TREAT LOT NO.' designation is visible at the top of the label.
    The image shows a metallic cylindrical mechanical component displayed on a dark surface, identified by a label as a 'Cylindrical Nozzle'. The object appears to be a recovered or salvaged aerospace/military artifact, on loan from Saudi Arabia as indicated by a visible placard. It shows signs of damage or wear, with exposed wiring, torn metal edges, and foam padding supporting it on the display surface.
    The image shows a close-up of a mechanical linkage assembly connecting two metal surfaces, likely a hatch or panel to a larger structure. A threaded rod with clevis/fork-end connectors and locking nuts forms an adjustable tension or control rod between a bracket mounted on the lower panel and a fitting passing through the upper surface. The surfaces appear to be painted metal, showing wear, scratches, and surface oxidation staining.
    The image shows disassembled or recovered components of what appears to be an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone, displayed against a black background. The parts include a vertical tail fin with identification labels, a wing section, a cylindrical component, and a small engine or motor assembly. The components show signs of wear, damage, and aging consistent with recovered or captured hardware.
    The image shows a close-up of a damaged or recovered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone component, specifically what appears to be a wing or control surface section. The structure is constructed from lightweight materials including sheet metal and what appears to be foam composite, with visible wear, chipping paint, and structural damage. A metal hinge or actuator mechanism is visible on the upper surface, secured with rivets and screws.
    The image shows damaged aircraft wreckage components laid out on a black surface, likely for examination or display purposes. The metallic debris includes what appears to be wing or fuselage panels with significant structural damage, including torn edges, exposed internal materials, and deformation. The components appear to be aluminum aircraft skin panels with visible rivets, hinges, and composite or foam core material exposed at the fracture points.
    The image shows a pile of fragmented, shredded metal pieces of varying sizes and shapes. The metal fragments appear dark gray to black in color, with some showing signs of rust and oxidation. This appears to be industrial scrap metal or shredded/destroyed metal components.
    The image shows a museum or exhibit display of debris fragments labeled 'Re-entry Vehicle Fragments.' The fragments appear to be charred, metallic, and rocky pieces of varying sizes arranged on a dark background. The label card is positioned centrally among the scattered fragments, suggesting a curated archival or aerospace exhibit.
    The image shows a collection of fragmented dark material, likely shale, slate, or charred debris, scattered across a surface. Among the predominantly dark gray, glassy-edged fragments is a single brownish piece with a sandy or earthy texture, suggesting it may be of different composition or origin. The close-up perspective highlights the irregular, sharp edges and layered structure of the fragments.
    The image shows fragmented pieces of a dark, slate-like material with metallic or mineral-rich interior surfaces exposed. The broken fragments reveal a copper-brown or rust-colored granular interior contrasting with the dark gray exterior. The pieces are arranged on a black fabric surface, suggesting deliberate documentation or examination.
    A large collection of fragmented, burned, and twisted metal debris is displayed on a table covered with a black cloth. The fragments appear to be remnants of destroyed or fire-damaged objects, possibly from an explosion, fire, or crash event. A small label is visible near the center-back of the display, suggesting this may be an official exhibit or evidence presentation.
    The image shows a collection of damaged or heavily worn electrical/mechanical connectors and cable assemblies laid out on a black fabric surface. The components appear to be military or industrial-grade circular connectors with exposed and frayed wiring. Several pieces show significant corrosion, physical damage, and deterioration consistent with age or impact damage.
    Close-up photograph of a heavily worn metal surface, likely a cast iron manhole cover or industrial grating, featuring a diamond/lozenge pattern with recessed slots. An embossed alphanumeric code 'RGS.016' (or similar) is visible on one of the diamond-shaped raised sections. A small mechanical fitting, possibly a locking bolt or hinge mechanism, is visible in the lower-left area.
    The image shows disassembled precision mechanical or electromechanical equipment, likely gyroscopic instruments or inertial navigation components, displayed on a dark cloth surface. The main unit contains four circular rotor assemblies with intricate wire harnesses in blue, white, and red. A separate coiled copper component and a partial panel with partial markings are also visible.
    The image shows heavily damaged and corroded mechanical components laid out on a black fabric surface. The parts appear to be from a vehicle or machinery, exhibiting significant deformation, burning, oxidation, and structural damage. A larger corroded housing or casing is visible in the upper right corner of the frame.
    A collection of damaged and recovered mechanical/electronic debris is displayed on a black-draped table under controlled lighting. The items appear to be wreckage components, possibly from a missile, drone, or aircraft, arranged for forensic or evidentiary display. A placard visible on the table reads 'On Loan from Saudi Arabia', suggesting this is an official government or military exhibition of recovered hardware.
    A collection of damaged and recovered mechanical/electronic debris is displayed on a black-draped table, apparently as an exhibit or evidence presentation. The components appear to be fragments of military or aerospace hardware, showing signs of impact damage, burning, and corrosion. A small placard visible on the table reads 'On Loan from Saudi Arabia', suggesting this is an official display of recovered wreckage.
    The image shows a large, heavily damaged cylindrical object with a blue painted exterior, resting on wooden pallets in what appears to be a dark exhibition or storage space. The object bears white stenciled markings including 'H-2' and numbered evidence tags (7, 9). The paint is severely peeling and the surface shows significant wear, corrosion, and physical damage.
    The image shows a collection of recovered debris or wreckage laid out on wooden pallets in what appears to be a controlled indoor environment, likely for forensic or investigative documentation. The pieces include a large cylindrical metallic body section, various burned and deformed metal fragments, and components marked with numbered evidence labels (1, 2, 3). The systematic arrangement and evidence markers suggest this is an official examination or display of recovered material.
    The image shows recovered debris or wreckage of what appears to be a large cylindrical object, possibly a missile or rocket body, displayed on wooden pallets against a dark backdrop. The fragments are numbered with evidence markers (1 through 9), suggesting this is a forensic or investigative display. The larger piece retains blue paint and partial markings including what appears to be 'H-2' or similar text.
    The image shows a large cylindrical metallic object, likely a missile or rocket body fragment, displayed on wooden pallets in what appears to be a controlled indoor exhibition or briefing environment. The object shows significant structural damage including torn and peeled metal along its forward section, exposing internal components. The setting with dark curtain backdrop suggests a formal display, possibly a military or governmental evidence presentation.
    The image shows a large, heavily damaged cylindrical metallic object resting on a wooden pallet in what appears to be an indoor display or storage facility. The object shows significant deformation, paint peeling, scorching, and structural damage consistent with impact or explosion. A white label with the number '9' is affixed to its surface, suggesting it is part of an evidence or exhibit collection.
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    The image shows a formal display of recovered debris and wreckage components arranged on wooden pallets against a dark curtain backdrop, suggesting an official evidence or investigative presentation setting. Multiple cylindrical and fragmented metallic objects are displayed with visible numbering labels. The arrangement appears deliberate and organized, consistent with a press briefing or official evidence display.
    The image shows recovered debris or wreckage components displayed on wooden pallets against a dark backdrop, with numbered evidence markers (1-9) attached to various sections. The larger cylindrical component on the right bears partial text reading 'H-2' and shows significant heat damage, oxidation, and structural deformation. The items appear to be arranged in a formal evidence or forensic display setting.

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