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    Iraqi navy accepts Swift boats 304 and 306 [Image 7 of 8]

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    A large group of military personnel posing for a group photograph on the deck of a naval vessel. The group appears to consist of two distinct military forces — personnel in tan/desert camouflage uniforms with black berets, and personnel in US-style desert camouflage with boonie hats and patrol caps. The setting is a harbor or port environment with additional naval vessels visible in the background.

    UMM QASR, IRAQ

    08.13.2011

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    United States Forces – Iraq, Deputy Commanding General (Advising and Training)

    Iraqi navy sailors and U.S. Navy advisors gather after the handover ceremony for Swift-class Patrol boats 304 and 306 here Aug. 13. (Photo courtesy ITAM-N&M)

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    Date Taken: 08.13.2011
    Date Posted: 08.15.2011 11:07
    Photo ID: 443094
    VIRIN: 110813-A-1234X-123
    Resolution: 3851x2610
    Size: 3.83 MB
    Location: UMM QASR, IQ
    Web Views: 357
    Downloads: 8

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    A large semi-submersible or heavy-lift cargo ship is visible in open water, carrying multiple smaller naval vessels on its deck. A tugboat named 'AL QALAA' is positioned at the bow, likely assisting with maneuvering. The large vessel appears to be a military or defense logistics ship transporting what appear to be naval combatants or patrol vessels.
    A gray military patrol vessel marked 'P-304' is moored or slowly moving near a sandy shoreline in calm, hazy conditions. The vessel appears to be a coastal patrol boat with a mast, radar equipment, and a small flag visible at the top. The foreground shows a makeshift dock area with debris, razor wire coils, and construction materials.
    Military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are conducting a flag ceremony on what appears to be a naval vessel, with a body of water visible in the background. An American flag is being raised or handled on a flagpole, while one individual holds what appears to be another flag with red, white, and black coloring. The scene suggests a formal military ceremony, possibly involving a transfer of authority or a joint operation.
    The image shows military personnel on what appears to be a naval vessel on open water. A U.S. Navy servicemember and a soldier wearing an Iraqi flag patch are jointly holding a folded American flag, suggesting a ceremonial exchange or presentation. Two additional military personnel are visible in the background and foreground right.
    A formal document signing ceremony involving military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms. A senior officer seated at a desk is signing documents while two uniformed individuals and one civilian in a red shirt observe. The setting appears to be a military office with a wooden cabinet and flags visible in the background.
    A military patrol vessel designated P-306 is underway on open water. The vessel flies what appears to be the Egyptian flag at both the bow and mast, indicating it belongs to the Egyptian Navy. The ship is painted in a standard naval gray and appears to be on active patrol.
    A large group of military personnel posing for a group photograph on the deck of a naval vessel. The group appears to consist of two distinct military forces — personnel in tan/desert camouflage uniforms with black berets, and personnel in US-style desert camouflage with boonie hats and patrol caps. The setting is a harbor or port environment with additional naval vessels visible in the background.
    Military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are conducting a flag ceremony on the deck of a naval vessel. Two soldiers in the foreground are carefully handling a folded American flag, while others appear to be managing ropes or rigging near a flagpole. An Iraqi flag is visible in the background, suggesting this may be a joint or transfer ceremony.

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