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    Soldiers Drain a Flooded Access Service Point [Image 5 of 6]

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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms and high-visibility orange safety vests are performing utility or infrastructure work at an open ground-level access point, likely a manhole or utility vault. One soldier wearing a red hard hat stands and holds a blue strap, while the other wearing a yellow hard hat bends over to lower or manage a yellow rope into the opening. The setting appears to be an arid, desert military installation or forward operating base.

    CAMP BUEHRING, KUWAIT

    12.01.2018

    Photo by Spc. Adam Parent 

    U.S. Army Central   

    U.S. Army Soldiers Pfc. Dequan McFadden and Sgt. Huascar Hernandez with U.S. Army Network Enterprise Center-Kuwait, lower a pump into a flooded access service point at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, Dec. 1, 2018. Keeping communication lines operational during extreme weather events is an essential task to ensure our personnel remain capable to accomplish their mission. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Adam Parent)

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    Date Taken: 12.01.2018
    Date Posted: 12.03.2018 02:19
    Photo ID: 4942583
    VIRIN: 181201-A-XL723-541
    Resolution: 3078x5472
    Size: 3.22 MB
    Location: CAMP BUEHRING, KW
    Web Views: 25
    Downloads: 6

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    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms and high-visibility safety vests are working on an open utility access point or manhole at what appears to be a military installation or forward operating base. Two soldiers are actively lifting or removing a heavy metal diamond-plate cover from a below-ground utility vault. The setting appears to be an arid, desert environment with shipping containers and military infrastructure visible in the background.
    A blue submersible water pump sits on dry, sandy ground wrapped with yellow rope and connected to a black electrical cable. A person in military-style camouflage uniform and tan combat boots is visible in the background, suggesting a field or operational setting. The pump has a metal discharge coupling attached and a warning label affixed to its body.
    Two military personnel wearing camouflage uniforms and orange high-visibility safety vests are working at an open utility access point or manhole. They are using a blue hose and yellow rope/line while operating near a portable generator placed on the ground behind them. The work appears to involve pumping or draining operations at an underground utility access chamber.
    Military personnel and civilian contractors are gathered at what appears to be a forward operating base or military installation in an arid environment. A blue water hose runs across a gravel surface in the foreground, with liquid pooling near its end. The group appears to be conducting water distribution, infrastructure maintenance, or utility work operations.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms and high-visibility orange safety vests are performing utility or infrastructure work at an open ground-level access point, likely a manhole or utility vault. One soldier wearing a red hard hat stands and holds a blue strap, while the other wearing a yellow hard hat bends over to lower or manage a yellow rope into the opening. The setting appears to be an arid, desert military installation or forward operating base.
    A worker wearing an orange high-visibility vest and a white headband is looking down into an open underground utility vault or manhole. The vault contains numerous coiled cables or conduits partially submerged in muddy water, along with a blue electronic device (likely a sensor or meter) attached to piping. A yellow rope or cord is also visible running into the vault.

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