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    A granite memorial marker or commemorative stone lies flat on the ground surrounded by grass and vegetation. The stone is engraved with 'JOLLY 85' at the top, along with the text '102ND ARRS', 'ANG'S OLDEST UNIT', a circular emblem or seal in the center, and the date 'JUNE 13, 1978'. This appears to be a military memorial marker related to the Air National Guard (ANG) and the 102nd Air Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS).

    WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    06.12.2018

    Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Cheran Campbell 

    106th Rescue Wing

    The Jolly 85 memorial at Trembleau Mountain, Keeseville, N.Y., June 12, 2018. The memorial commemorates the 40th Anniversary of the Jolly 85 accident where seven men from the 102nd Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Group, now 106th Rescue Wing, New York Air National Guard, were lost in a crash returning to base after training at Plattsburgh AFB, N.Y, June 13, 1978. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Cheran A. Cambridge)

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    Date Taken: 06.12.2018
    Date Posted: 06.13.2018 01:23
    Photo ID: 4478904
    VIRIN: 180612-Z-HB515-0029
    Resolution: 2464x1640
    Size: 718.17 KB
    Location: WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NEW YORK, US
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    Downloads: 6

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    A rocky, open hilltop or ridge covered with low-growing grasses, shrubs, and scattered exposed bedrock outcroppings. The viewpoint looks out over a forested landscape with distant mountain ridges visible on the horizon. The scene is consistent with a northeastern U.S. mountain summit or open ledge during summer.
    A scenic overlook from an elevated rocky vantage point showing a forested hillside descending into a broad valley. A body of water is visible in the middle distance to the left, with rolling forested mountains extending to the horizon. The image was taken on a partly cloudy summer day with lush green vegetation throughout.
    A scenic overlook from an elevated rocky outcrop surrounded by low shrubs and sparse trees, with a panoramic view of distant mountain ridges under a partly cloudy sky. The vegetation is in full summer leaf, suggesting the photo was taken during late spring or summer. The landscape appears to be a northeastern U.S. mountain or hill summit with open ledge terrain.
    A granite memorial marker or commemorative stone lies flat on the ground surrounded by grass and vegetation. The stone is engraved with 'JOLLY 85' at the top, along with the text '102ND ARRS', 'ANG'S OLDEST UNIT', a circular emblem or seal in the center, and the date 'JUNE 13, 1978'. This appears to be a military memorial marker related to the Air National Guard (ANG) and the 102nd Air Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS).
    A granite memorial marker or commemorative stone rests on a grassy ground surrounded by low vegetation. The stone is inscribed with 'JOLLY 85,' a date of June 13, 1978, and references to 'ANG'S OLDEST UNIT' and '102 ND ARRS,' along with a small emblem or seal. This appears to be a military unit commemorative marker, likely related to the Air National Guard (ANG) and an air rescue squadron.
    A granite memorial marker or commemorative stone is set in grass, inscribed with 'JOLLY 85' at the top. It references 'ANG'S OLDEST UNIT' and '102 ND ARRS' flanking a circular emblem, with the date 'JUNE 13, 1978' at the bottom. This appears to be a military memorial marker, likely commemorating an aircraft or crew associated with the 102nd Air Rescue and Recovery Squadron.
    The image shows an overgrown outdoor area, likely a small cemetery or memorial site, with a flat grave marker or memorial plaque visible in the foreground grass. The setting is on elevated terrain with a panoramic view of what appears to be a valley or large body of water visible in the background through the tree line. The vegetation is lush and largely untended, suggesting the site may be rural or infrequently maintained.

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