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    BALTOPS 2019 Amphibious Assault rehearsal [Image 11 of 12]

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    Three amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) are staged inside what appears to be the well deck of a naval amphibious ship, preparing for a water launch operation. Each vehicle is crewed by military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms and helmets, with red and yellow pennant flags mounted on antenna masts. The vehicles bear visible unit numbers (112 and 122) and are positioned on a flooded or partially flooded deck platform.

    BALTIC SEA

    06.15.2019

    Photo by Sgt. Davin BrinkClapp 

    22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit

    190615-M-BY563-0007 BALTIC SEA (June 15, 2019) Four Spanish Marine amphibious assault vehicles wait in the well deck of the Whidbey Island-class amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) to disembark for an exercise. The Marines are part of the international forces participating in the Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2019 exercise. BALTOPS is an annual joint, multinational maritime-focused exercised. It is designed to improve training for participants, enhance flexibility and interoperability, and demonstrate resolve among allied and partner forces in defending the Baltic Sea region. (U.S. Marine photo by Sgt. Davin BrinkClapp/Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.15.2019
    Date Posted: 06.16.2019 05:23
    Photo ID: 5493996
    VIRIN: 190615-M-BY563-0028
    Resolution: 2048x1367
    Size: 1.05 MB
    Location: BALTIC SEA
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    A Spanish military amphibious armored vehicle is launching from a naval vessel's ramp into open sea, creating significant white water spray. The vehicle displays the Spanish flag (red and yellow) and appears to be conducting an amphibious assault exercise or military operation. A naval vessel is visible in the background on the horizon.
    The image shows a formation of amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) traversing open sea water, each flying what appears to be the Spanish flag (red and yellow horizontal stripes). At least four vehicles are visible in the foreground and middle distance, with a larger naval vessel visible on the horizon in the upper right. This appears to be a Spanish Marine Corps amphibious military exercise or operation.
    Two amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) are traversing open water at speed, displaying Spanish national flags. Military personnel in combat uniforms and helmets are visible operating the vehicles. The image appears to document a Spanish military amphibious exercise or operation.
    An aerial top-down photograph of a military amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) traveling at speed across open dark green water. The vehicle displays green camouflage paint and has multiple personnel visible on its deck, along with two antenna masts, one bearing a small red and yellow flag. A prominent white wake trails behind the vessel indicating significant forward speed.
    A large gray military amphibious assault ship is anchored or underway on open blue water under a partly cloudy sky. The vessel features a flat flight deck with aircraft visible on top, a prominent island superstructure with masts and communications equipment, and an open stern well deck. A smaller vessel is visible in the distant background on the horizon.
    The image shows military armored personnel carriers (APCs) stored inside what appears to be the well deck of a naval amphibious assault ship. The primary vehicle in the foreground bears the number '212' and is painted in a green and brown camouflage pattern. A flag with red and yellow colors is visible on an antenna, suggesting a Spanish military affiliation.
    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV), likely an AAV-7/AAVP7A1, is positioned on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel or landing ship. The vehicle is painted in a three-color camouflage pattern (green, brown, black) and has its rear ramp lowered, revealing the interior troop compartment. Lifting cables are attached to the vehicle, suggesting it is being loaded or offloaded.
    A military personnel member is seated inside the open rear ramp of a tracked armored personnel carrier (APC), likely an AAV7 or similar amphibious assault vehicle, painted in green camouflage. The vehicle is positioned inside what appears to be the well deck of a naval amphibious assault ship. A second similar vehicle is visible in the background.
    A military personnel member is stepping off or inspecting the rear ramp of a camouflaged tracked armored vehicle, likely an M113 or similar APC variant, inside the well deck of a naval amphibious vessel. The vehicle displays a green, brown, and tan camouflage pattern with a Spanish flag patch visible on the soldier's uniform. At least one additional armored vehicle is visible in the background within the same well deck.
    The image shows multiple amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) staged inside what appears to be the well deck of a naval amphibious transport ship. The vehicles are in green and brown camouflage paint with visible unit numbers (112, 122, 212) and are crewed by military personnel visible in the hatches. Red and yellow flags are positioned along the deck, likely serving as lane markers or guidance signals.
    Three amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) are staged inside what appears to be the well deck of a naval amphibious ship, preparing for a water launch operation. Each vehicle is crewed by military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms and helmets, with red and yellow pennant flags mounted on antenna masts. The vehicles bear visible unit numbers (112 and 122) and are positioned on a flooded or partially flooded deck platform.
    An amphibious armored vehicle numbered '212' with green camouflage paint is exiting the stern well deck of a naval vessel into open water. A Spanish flag is visible on the ship's hull, indicating this is a Spanish Navy operation. Personnel wearing safety gear including helmets and life vests observe from the upper deck of the ship.

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