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    USS Tortuga unloads at Exercise Cobra Gold 2012 [Image 10 of 36]

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    The image shows military Humvees (HMMWVs) operating on a sandy terrain, with one vehicle towing a military boat. The vehicles are painted in desert tan/beige camouflage and bear U.S. Navy markings. The scene appears to be a military exercise or logistics operation near a shoreline or beach area.

    USS TORTUGA, AT SEA

    02.13.2012

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Eric Crosby 

    Fleet Public Affairs Center San Diego

    A Humvee from Beach Master Unit 1st Detachment Western Pacific (BMU1DETWESTPAC) gets towed out of the sand by a lighter amphibious resupply cargo (LARC) vehicle. The amphibious ready group is underway to support Cobra Gold 2012, the exercise consists of multinational training events executed annually and held throughout the Kingdom of Thailand. Exercise Cobra Gold is the largest multilateral exercise in the Asia- Pacific region, offering more than 20 participating countries opportunities to improve interoperability.

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    Date Taken: 02.13.2012
    Date Posted: 02.15.2012 21:48
    Photo ID: 524946
    VIRIN: 120213-N-SS993-139
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 1.76 MB
    Location: USS TORTUGA, AT SEA
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    Downloads: 11

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