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    A U.S. Army soldier named Vasquez, wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform, stands in what appears to be an indoor meeting or briefing setting. He is facing an audience that includes at least one other military personnel visible in the foreground. A framed portrait of a uniformed military figure hangs on the wall behind him, suggesting a foreign military installation or liaison meeting.

    AMMAN, JORDAN

    04.07.2019

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica McNabb 

    184th Sustainment Command

    The United States Army and Jordan Armed Forces held a noncommissioned officer subject matter expert exchange in Amman, Jordan, April 6-10, 2019. Topics included the enlisted force structure, promotions, professional military education, performance feedback, evaluation processes, and career development for both armies. The U.S. and Jordan remain committed to a strong bilateral relationship built on common interests and mutual respect. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Veronica McNabb)

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    Date Taken: 04.07.2019
    Date Posted: 04.18.2019 02:58
    Photo ID: 5275241
    VIRIN: 190407-A-OE877-334
    Resolution: 4864x3243
    Size: 890.41 KB
    Location: AMMAN, JO
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    Two U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are standing side by side, both facing the same direction as if attending a briefing or ceremony. The soldier on the left has a 'U.S. ARMY' tape visible, and the soldier on the right has a partial name tape reading 'BIRRUS' or similar. Both wear a unit patch on their left shoulder depicting what appears to be a horse head insignia.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Vasquez, wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform, stands in what appears to be an indoor meeting or briefing setting. He is facing an audience that includes at least one other military personnel visible in the foreground. A framed portrait of a uniformed military figure hangs on the wall behind him, suggesting a foreign military installation or liaison meeting.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Kyler, wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform, stands in what appears to be an indoor military facility. He is holding a small object in his hands and appears to be attentive or listening. His name tape reads 'KYLER' and the branch tape reads 'US ARMY', with visible rank insignia and unit patches.
    A U.S. Army soldier in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform is seated at a wooden desk, reviewing a binder containing bilingual (Arabic and English) military training materials. The document visible is titled 'Values and Traditions' with Arabic text above it, suggesting a cross-cultural military training or advisory context. A second individual in desert camouflage uniform is partially visible in the background.
    A military briefing or training session is taking place in a sparse classroom-style room. A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform appears to be addressing a group of soldiers wearing desert digital camouflage uniforms, likely from a partner nation force. A civilian interpreter or liaison stands nearby next to a whiteboard with writing on it.
    A group of military personnel in matching desert digital camouflage uniforms are seated at a table in what appears to be a briefing or meeting room. At least five individuals are visible, all wearing the same pattern of tan and brown pixelated camouflage. They appear attentive, suggesting they are listening to a presentation or briefing.
    A group of military personnel from at least two different armed forces are seated at wooden tables in what appears to be a briefing or meeting room. Two U.S. Army soldiers, identified by name tapes as 'VEGA' and 'VASQUEZ,' are seated on the left side taking notes, while several soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms of a different pattern are seated on the right. The setting suggests a joint military coordination meeting or training session.
    A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is seated at a wooden desk, writing on documents in what appears to be a classroom or briefing room setting. Other personnel in a different camouflage pattern (possibly a partner nation's military) are visible in the background. The setting suggests a joint training exercise, briefing, or administrative session.
    A military training or briefing session is underway, with a tablet or laptop displaying a presentation titled 'Troop Leading Procedures FM 6-0' in the foreground. Three soldiers in camouflage uniforms are seated in the background, appearing to attend the instruction. The presentation appears to be bilingual, with both English and what appears to be Arabic or Dari script visible on the screen.
    Two military patrol caps are placed side by side on a wooden surface. The left cap features a desert digital camouflage pattern with a circular embroidered patch containing Arabic script and crossed swords beneath a crown. The right cap displays a green woodland/MultiCam-style camouflage pattern with a small rank or unit insignia patch on the front.
    A U.S. Army soldier stands at the front of a room near a whiteboard, appearing to conduct a briefing or training session. Two individuals in desert camouflage uniforms are seated in the foreground with their backs to the camera, facing the soldier. The setting appears to be a military classroom or meeting room.
    Three military personnel are posing together indoors, with the center individual holding a framed Certificate of Appreciation from the 158th Military Engagement Team. The two flanking individuals wear U.S. Army MultiCam uniforms, while the center individual wears a desert camouflage uniform with a Jordanian flag patch. This appears to be a formal recognition ceremony between U.S. and Jordanian military forces.
    Three military personnel are posing together while presenting a Certificate of Appreciation. Two individuals appear to be U.S. Army soldiers in MultiCam/OCP uniforms, while the center individual wears a desert camouflage uniform consistent with a Middle Eastern military force. The certificate bears the heading '158th Military Engagement Team' and displays both U.S. and Jordanian flags.
    A male soldier in desert camouflage uniform holds up a circular military patch featuring an upward-pointing arrow on a black circle with a tan/olive background. He is smiling at the camera while seated among other uniformed personnel in the background. The patch appears to be a unit insignia, consistent with the U.S. Army's 1st Infantry Division ('Big Red One') subdued desert variant.
    Three military personnel are posing for a photo during a certificate presentation ceremony. Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms flank a soldier in a desert digital camouflage uniform who is receiving a Certificate of Appreciation. The certificate appears to be from the 158th Military Engagement Team and includes both American and Jordanian flags.
    Three military personnel are posing for a photo during a certificate presentation ceremony. Two soldiers in US Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are presenting a Certificate of Appreciation to a soldier in a desert camouflage uniform with Arabic script patches. The certificate bears both an American flag and what appears to be a Jordanian flag, suggesting a joint military engagement.
    Three military personnel are posing together while holding a Certificate of Appreciation issued by the 158th Military Engagement Team. The soldier in the center, wearing desert camouflage with Arabic text on his uniform, is receiving the certificate while shaking hands with the soldier on the right. The two U.S. Army soldiers flank the recipient, with name tapes reading 'STROUD' on the left and 'MARTIN' on the right.
    Three military personnel pose for a photo during a certificate presentation ceremony. Two U.S. Army soldiers in MultiCam/OCP uniforms flank a soldier in a desert digital camouflage uniform who is receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from the 158th Military Engagement Team. The certificate displays both the U.S. flag and what appears to be the Jordanian flag, indicating a bilateral military engagement.
    Three military personnel pose together holding a Certificate of Appreciation issued by the 128th Military Engagement Team. Two individuals wear US Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms, while the center individual wears a desert digital camouflage uniform with a Jordanian flag patch, indicating a joint US-Jordanian military engagement. The ceremony appears to be an award or recognition event in an indoor setting.
    Two military personnel are engaged in an exchange, with a U.S. Army soldier presenting what appears to be a unit coin or patch to a soldier in a different camouflage uniform. A 'Certificate of Appreciation' from the '158th Military Engagement Team' is visible in the foreground, along with both a U.S. flag and what appears to be a Jordanian flag. This appears to be a formal military engagement or partnership ceremony.
    Three military personnel pose together for a photo, with the center individual holding a Certificate of Appreciation. The certificate displays both an American flag and what appears to be a Jordanian flag, issued by the '158th Military Engagement Team.' Two U.S. Army soldiers flank a soldier in a different desert camouflage uniform, suggesting a joint military engagement or partnership ceremony.
    Three military personnel are posing together while holding a Certificate of Appreciation. Two individuals are wearing US Army MultiCam/OCP uniforms, while the center individual is wearing a desert digital camouflage uniform with what appears to be a Jordanian flag patch. The certificate header shows both US and Jordanian flags and references a '158th Military Engagement Team.'
    Two military personnel in different uniforms are exchanging or displaying patches together. The soldier on the left wears a U.S. Army multicam uniform with the name tape 'VASQUEZ' and an American flag patch, while the soldier on the right wears a desert digital camouflage uniform with Arabic script patches reading 'الصاعقة' (meaning 'Thunder' or special forces unit). They appear to be conducting a ceremonial patch exchange, a common military tradition during joint operations or training.
    Five U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are seated in a row, appearing to attend a briefing or meeting. They are facing the same direction, suggesting they are listening to a presentation or speaker outside the frame. The setting appears to be an indoor facility with plain walls.
    A group of military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms are seated in a row, holding Certificates of Appreciation issued by the 158th Military Engagement Team. The soldiers appear to be Jordanian Armed Forces members, identifiable by Jordanian flag patches and Arabic text on their uniforms. The mood is positive, with several soldiers smiling for the camera.

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