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    ‘J’ is for Joy, Joy is for Jairala: The Joy of Helping Others [Image 2 of 6]

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    A female military medic wearing a camouflage cap and stethoscope is taking a woman's blood pressure at an outdoor medical assistance station. The setting appears to be a community health outreach event under a red canopy, with multiple people present. Medical supplies and paperwork are visible on the table.

    ZACATECOLUCA, LA PAZ, EL SALVADOR

    05.29.2018

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Angel Martinez-Navedo 

    113th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

    After being trained by medical staff on site, Union City, New Jersey native Staff Sgt. Tatiana Jairala, a linguist from the 141st Military Intelligence Battalion out of Orem Armory, Utah and attached to Combined Joint Task Force – Hope during the Beyond the Horizon 2018, reads vital signs to a local national woman during the triage part of the Medical Readiness Training Exercise (MEDRETE) at Canton Espino Abajo in Zacatecoluca, El Salvador. BTH is an annual US Army South led exercise which deploys close to 1,800 service members from all military branches. In coordination with the Government of El Salvador, the exercise includes five MEDRETEs, which provide dental services, routine checkups, immunizations, eye exams and other types of medical care. BTH also includes the completion of five engineering projects such as clinics and schools.

    (National Guard Photo by Angel D. Martinez-Navedo, CJTF-Hope, PAO)

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    Date Taken: 05.29.2018
    Date Posted: 07.22.2018 22:26
    Photo ID: 4579318
    VIRIN: 180529-Z-MS497-157
    Resolution: 5472x3648
    Size: 12.61 MB
    Location: ZACATECOLUCA, LA PAZ, SV
    Hometown: OREM, UTAH, US
    Hometown: UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY, US
    Web Views: 144
    Downloads: 4

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    A female U.S. Army soldier in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) is being interviewed by a female television reporter holding a blue microphone. The interview is being filmed by a cameraman wearing a vest marked 'TCS' (Telecorporación Salvadoreña), suggesting this is taking place in El Salvador. The setting appears to be an outdoor public area with trees and a building in the background.
    A female military medic wearing a camouflage cap and stethoscope is taking a woman's blood pressure at an outdoor medical assistance station. The setting appears to be a community health outreach event under a red canopy, with multiple people present. Medical supplies and paperwork are visible on the table.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and hard hats are engaged in construction work, laying concrete blocks on a wall. At least three workers are visible in the foreground, with additional personnel in the background. The setting appears to be an outdoor construction site in a tropical environment.
    The image shows a construction site where a U.S. military soldier in camouflage uniform and blue hard hat is shaking hands with a civilian wearing a blue jersey featuring what appears to be the El Salvador coat of arms and a red hard hat. Several other military personnel in camouflage uniforms are visible in the background working among partially constructed concrete block walls. The scene appears to depict a military humanitarian or engineering assistance mission.
    A group photo taken inside a school building shows military personnel in camouflage uniforms posing with schoolchildren, adult women (likely teachers or staff), and older students. The setting appears to be a Latin American school, evidenced by Spanish-language signage including 'BIENVENIDOS' and 'PERIODICO MURAL JUNIO'. The group is waving and smiling, suggesting a community outreach or humanitarian assistance visit.
    A U.S. Army soldier poses with two school children and a civilian woman in front of a banner reading 'Prevengamos el Dengue' (Let's Prevent Dengue) at what appears to be a school in a Spanish-speaking country. The setting suggests a community outreach or public health awareness event. Children in school uniforms and seated adults are visible in the background.

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