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    N.Y. Army National Guard, 827th Assists in Flooding Relief [Image 8 of 11]

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    The image shows one or more individuals wearing orange/red hard hats and military-style camouflage clothing, viewed through a cream/beige colored metal grid or grate. The grid pattern fragments the view, making it difficult to see the subjects clearly. The setting appears to be inside or near a military or industrial vehicle.

    BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    08.15.2018

    Photo by Spc. Andrew Valenza 

    New York National Guard

    N.Y. Army National Guard Pfc Dakota button assigned to the 827th Engineer Company clears flooding mud and debris, Binghamton, N.Y., Aug. 15, 2018. Soldiers were responding to flooding throughout many areas of Binghamton assisting civilians and the Department of transportation. (N.Y.Army National Guard photo by Spc. Andrew Valenza)

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    Date Taken: 08.15.2018
    Date Posted: 08.16.2018 10:26
    Photo ID: 4651728
    VIRIN: 180816-Z-DP681-1035
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 12.14 MB
    Location: BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK, US
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    A front-end loader/backhoe is actively clearing thick mud from a street following what appears to be a flood event. The street is heavily covered in wet mud and debris, with the machine's bucket lowered and pushing material. The scene shows a commercial/residential area with visible street signs, a Fastenal store, and an orange-and-white building in the background.
    A yellow compact track loader (skid steer with rubber tracks) is actively moving wet mud or saturated soil at what appears to be a construction or landscaping site. The machine's bucket is lowered and pushing a significant amount of muddy material. The setting appears to be near a commercial building with ornamental grasses and landscaping visible in the background.
    The image shows two yellow Caterpillar compact track loaders (skid steers) on a muddy construction site. The foreground machine is viewed from the rear, while the background machine faces forward with its bucket raised and loaded with dirt. The site appears to be in an early excavation or grading phase, surrounded by trees and a fence line.
    Military vehicles are operating on a muddy, flood-damaged urban street, likely during disaster relief or recovery operations. A tan military tactical truck (LMTV/FMTV) and an olive-drab front-end loader are working side by side on a debris-covered road. A Taco Bell restaurant and utility poles with downed or sagging lines are visible in the background.
    A tan/desert-colored military truck (appears to be an LMTV or FMTV) is operating in a heavily mudded street alongside a tracked excavator or loader, suggesting flood or disaster relief operations. The scene is set in front of a commercial building displaying 'French's Auto Parts,' 'Kendall Motor Oil,' and 'Autolite' signage. The ground is covered in thick mud and standing water, consistent with post-flood cleanup activity.
    A military service member wearing a red hard hat and camouflage uniform is operating a tan/beige skid steer loader or compact construction vehicle. The scene appears to be a construction or disaster recovery operation in an urban area, with additional heavy equipment visible in the background. The vehicle's cab lights are illuminated, suggesting active operation.
    A military or construction operator wearing a yellow hard hat is operating a tan/beige tracked skid steer loader (marked '016') in a muddy area, pushing a large load of wet soil with its bucket attachment. The scene appears to be a flood cleanup or construction operation, with significant mud and water visible on the ground. Multiple pieces of heavy equipment and civilian vehicles are visible in the background.
    The image shows one or more individuals wearing orange/red hard hats and military-style camouflage clothing, viewed through a cream/beige colored metal grid or grate. The grid pattern fragments the view, making it difficult to see the subjects clearly. The setting appears to be inside or near a military or industrial vehicle.
    Military engineering equipment is deployed on a mud-covered urban street, likely during flood or disaster recovery operations. A tracked skid-steer loader in the foreground bears military markings '53 TC 027 ENG', with additional military vehicles and heavy equipment visible in the background. The scene shows an active cleanup operation on what appears to be a main commercial street.
    A muddy urban street scene showing disaster recovery or flood cleanup operations. Two tracked skid-steer loaders and a military tactical vehicle (LMTV or similar) are operating on a heavily mud-covered road. The presence of National Guard equipment and construction machinery suggests an emergency response effort following a flooding or natural disaster event.
    Three military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are walking along a muddy, disrupted street near a military vehicle. Two of the soldiers are wearing yellow hard hats, suggesting they are engaged in engineering or construction-related operations. The scene appears to depict a disaster response or infrastructure repair mission in an urban area.

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