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    Two individuals are working together inside a barn to move or stack large hay bales. One person is wearing U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with combat boots, while the other is dressed in civilian cold-weather clothing including a plaid jacket and purple knit hat. The setting appears to be a rustic wooden barn with farm tools visible along the left wall.

    PARADISE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    11.28.2018

    Photo by Spc. Amy Carle 

    69th Public Affairs Detachment

    Capt. Daniel W. Pauley, Commander of the California Army National Guard’s 2632nd Transportation Company, helps Deborah Damonte move hay bales at her ranch in Paradise, California, Nov. 28, 2018. The 2632nd transported critical supplies to Damonte and other area residents who were impacted by the deadly Camp Fire. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Amy Carle)

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    Date Taken: 11.28.2018
    Date Posted: 12.01.2018 21:10
    Photo ID: 4940690
    VIRIN: 181128-Z-DM298-108
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 16.96 MB
    Location: PARADISE, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 75
    Downloads: 10

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    U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are loading or unloading bales of hay from military vehicles, likely as part of a humanitarian or disaster relief operation. The foreground soldier is wearing tactical gloves and glasses while handling hay bales on what appears to be a military flatbed truck. At least three soldiers are visible working in coordination near a barn or agricultural structure.
    A person is holding yellow lined notepad pages containing handwritten notes that appear to be an animal inventory or supply list. The notes reference a location ('Yankee Hill Rd'), animal counts (dog, cat, chicken, pig, corn), a phone number, and the word 'Load'. A printed form dated 10/17/2017 with 'EVAC Team' text is visible underneath, suggesting this may be related to an emergency evacuation effort.
    A whiteboard sign leaning against a metal fence covered with horse halters and lead ropes reads 'Camp Fire Evacuees - Please Take What You Need!' with contact numbers and a message from the Butte Valley Pony Club. This image documents a community relief effort during the 2018 Camp Fire disaster in Butte County, California, where horse equipment is being donated to evacuees who fled with their animals. The gesture reflects grassroots mutual aid, offering free equestrian supplies to those who lost or left behind their gear.
    Military personnel in multicam/OCP camouflage uniforms are unloading supplies from a military cargo truck. They are working alongside at least one civilian to distribute what appear to be packaged blankets or similar relief supplies under a teal shade canopy. The setting appears to be an outdoor distribution point, likely a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation.
    Military personnel in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniforms are unloading large bags of supplies from a vehicle in a forested area. The soldiers appear to be conducting disaster relief or humanitarian aid operations, handling what appear to be large bags of dog food or animal feed. The background shows trees, some of which appear scorched or damaged, suggesting a post-wildfire environment.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are loading or unloading large bags of pet food and animal supplies from a pickup truck in a forested area. The scene appears to be a disaster relief or humanitarian aid operation, with a significant stockpile of pet food bags accumulated on the ground. The surrounding trees show signs of fire damage, suggesting this may be post-wildfire relief efforts.
    Military personnel are conducting a logistics operation, loading palletized supplies onto large military trucks using an orange forklift. The scene appears to be a staging or distribution area with multiple tan/beige military vehicles present. At least three uniformed soldiers are visible overseeing or participating in the loading operation.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are unloading or distributing supplies from a tan military truck in a forested area. The soldiers appear to be conducting a logistics or humanitarian aid operation, passing bags of what appear to be sandbags or supply packages in a chain formation. The setting is a wooded environment with tall pine trees and a dirt ground.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are unloading and distributing supplies from a military truck in a forested area. The supplies include bags of 'Farmer's Best Maintenance Premium Dog Food' and 'Swanson Poultry Feed', suggesting a disaster relief or humanitarian aid operation. The scene appears to be an organized logistics effort, likely in response to a natural disaster affecting both people and animals.
    A group of approximately 12 individuals, mostly wearing U.S. military camouflage uniforms, pose for a group photo outdoors in a wooded setting. One civilian woman and one civilian man are present among the military personnel. Two dogs, one golden/yellow Labrador and one black dog, are included in the group photo, along with stacked bags of what appears to be pet food or supplies in the background.
    A group of approximately six people, including two individuals in military camouflage uniforms and several civilians, are working together in a rural field to move or reposition a large curved metal culvert or corrugated pipe. The scene takes place in a dry, grassy pasture with a barbed wire fence visible, under overcast foggy conditions. The collaborative effort suggests a community assistance or civil support operation.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are operating a green military water truck in an open rural field. They appear to be dispensing water into a metal trough or container, likely providing water to livestock. Black cattle are visible grazing in the background near a high-voltage power transmission tower.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are assisting a civilian rancher by pumping water from a military vehicle into a galvanized livestock water tank. The scene takes place on a rural ranch with black cattle visible grazing in the background. A high-voltage power transmission tower is visible in the mid-distance against an overcast sky.
    A civilian man wearing a wide-brimmed hat, vest, and red gloves is filling a galvanized metal stock tank with water using a blue hose. Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are present nearby, observing the operation. The scene appears to take place on a rural ranch or farm property, likely during a drought relief or emergency water assistance operation.
    A woman in a dark hoodie and baseball cap is feeding pigs at a barn doorway. She is holding what appears to be a Guittard-branded package and offering food to a large light-colored pig on the left, while several smaller black pigs surround her feet. The setting is a rustic farm structure with mud and straw on the ground.
    A man wearing a USDA-emblazoned gray uniform shirt and a white cowboy hat stands beside an open white pickup truck, holding a large ring of keys in his outstretched hand. The setting appears to be a rural or agricultural area with open land visible in the background. The image appears to document a USDA field employee in an outdoor work context.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniforms and a civilian woman are crouching outdoors interacting with three dogs. The group appears relaxed and friendly, smiling while petting the animals near a white Chevrolet 4x4 pickup truck. The setting appears to be a rural or agricultural area under overcast skies.
    Two individuals are working together inside a barn to move or stack large hay bales. One person is wearing U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with combat boots, while the other is dressed in civilian cold-weather clothing including a plaid jacket and purple knit hat. The setting appears to be a rustic wooden barn with farm tools visible along the left wall.
    U.S. Army soldiers in camouflage uniforms are unloading hay bales from a military vehicle into a storage area or garage. Several soldiers and at least one civilian are working together to move the hay, suggesting a humanitarian or disaster relief operation. The scene appears to take place in wet, overcast conditions near a residential or rural structure.
    A U.S. Army soldier in full camouflage uniform and black gloves is handling a large bale of hay or alfalfa near a corrugated metal structure. The setting appears to be a rural farm or ranch area, likely during a disaster relief or community assistance operation. The surrounding area shows muddy ground, rolled wire fencing, and old metal barrels.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are unloading or distributing hay bales from a flatbed truck at what appears to be a barn or agricultural facility. At least three soldiers are visible, engaged in the logistics of moving large square hay bales. The setting suggests a disaster relief or humanitarian assistance operation providing animal feed.
    A woman wearing a purple knit hat, plaid jacket, and yellow work gloves leans against a metal livestock gate observing a small flock of sheep in an enclosure. The setting appears to be a rural farm or ranch during cool weather, with bare trees and scrubby vegetation visible in the background. The woman appears engaged and attentive, possibly a farmer or rancher tending to her animals.

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