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    A time of honor: Legacy begun by U.S. Navy legend continues with Army Reserve pilot and beyond [Image 3 of 22]

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    The image shows the Dudley Memorial Building at North Carolina A&T State University, with a prominent bronze statue in the foreground commemorating the February One Sit-In Movement. The statue depicts four figures standing together on a pedestal inscribed with 'FEBRUARY ONE,' honoring the four A&T freshmen who initiated the 1960 Greensboro lunch counter sit-ins. A banner on the building reads 'February 1 Anniversary of Sit-In Movement,' suggesting this photo was taken during a commemorative event.

    GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    01.16.2020

    Photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret      

    U.S. Army Reserve Command

    Chief Warrant Officer 4 Phillip Brashear, a U.S. Army Reserve command chief warrant officer for the 80th Training Command, walks up the steps of the Dudley Memorial Building with his son, Tyler Brashear, an ROTC cadet at North Carolina A&T State University, while on a video production shoot for the Army Reserve in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jan. 16, 2020. Phillip Brashear is a helicopter pilot with combat experience and the son of Carl Brashear, the first African-American master diver in U.S. Navy’s history who lost his leg during a tragic accident on a diver mission off the coast of Spain in 1966. Carl Brashear’s life story about overcoming physical and racial adversity was featured in the Hollywood film “Men of Honor” starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and Robert De Niro. Phillip Brashear has more than 38 years of military service between the U.S. Navy Reserve, the U.S. Army National Guard and the U.S. Army Reserve. He spent the majority of his Army career as a helicopter pilot with deployments to Bosnia and Iraq. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)

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    Date Taken: 01.16.2020
    Date Posted: 01.29.2020 15:49
    Photo ID: 6054896
    VIRIN: 200116-A-TI382-322
    Resolution: 6048x4024
    Size: 5.99 MB
    Location: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, US
    Web Views: 73
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    Two U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are walking together outdoors on what appears to be a military installation or base. Both soldiers are smiling and appear to be engaged in a friendly conversation while walking. The setting includes bare trees, a brick building in the background, and decorative lamp posts consistent with a military post environment.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniforms are seated on a wooden bench outdoors, reviewing a binder containing photographs. The soldier on the left has a name tape reading 'BRASHEAR' and the soldier on the right also appears to share the same surname, suggesting a possible family relationship. They appear to be examining a formal military portrait photograph inside the binder.
    The image shows the Dudley Memorial Building at North Carolina A&T State University, with a prominent bronze statue in the foreground commemorating the February One Sit-In Movement. The statue depicts four figures standing together on a pedestal inscribed with 'FEBRUARY ONE,' honoring the four A&T freshmen who initiated the 1960 Greensboro lunch counter sit-ins. A banner on the building reads 'February 1 Anniversary of Sit-In Movement,' suggesting this photo was taken during a commemorative event.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms stand together holding a formal portrait photograph of a U.S. Navy senior enlisted sailor in dress uniform. The name tape on the left soldier reads 'BRASHEAR,' and both wear rank insignia consistent with enlisted grades. They appear to be posing in front of a columned building, suggesting a formal or commemorative occasion.
    Two individuals in U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms stand on the steps of a classical-style building with large stone columns. One person is holding what appears to be a framed or printed photograph of a military officer in dress uniform. The composition suggests a formal or commemorative portrait, possibly representing a multi-generational military family.
    A close-up photograph showing a hand attaching or displaying a military patch onto the left sleeve of a soldier wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform. The patch reads 'Leadership Excellence' and features a Spartan helmet and crossed implements, mounted on a Velcro panel. The image appears to document a formal recognition or award ceremony.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Brashear is photographed in what appears to be an indoor setting, wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform. The subject is looking upward with a contemplative expression. Colorful artwork and framed pictures are visible in the blurred background.
    A wall display featuring a framed, autographed movie poster for 'Men of Honor' starring Robert De Niro, prominently centered in the image. The poster bears multiple signatures and shows a man in a Navy uniform. Additional framed artwork and pictures are visible on the same wall.
    A collection of black-and-white archival photographs spread out on a surface, depicting various scenes involving African American men. The photos appear to be historical press or personal photographs from what looks like the mid-to-late 20th century. Subjects are shown in different contexts including formal portraits, athletic activity, and exercise.
    A person wearing military camouflage (OCP/MultiCam pattern) pants and an olive green t-shirt is putting on or removing a tactical vest or jacket in what appears to be a bedroom. The individual is photographed in profile, standing between dark curtains and a dark dresser. The setting suggests a private residence with a Samsung television visible on top of the dresser.
    An Oris diver's watch with a blue dial and gold/bronze-tone case is displayed in an open wooden presentation box lined with gray suede cushioning. The watch features a brown leather strap and a rotating bezel typical of dive watches. A red ribbon is partially visible at the bottom edge of the frame, and a gold medallion or emblem is visible on the interior lid of the box.
    A U.S. Army soldier in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform is handling what appears to be a small object in their hands. In the foreground, presentation boxes are visible containing what appears to be a military challenge coin or medallion with a gold/silver seal. The setting appears to be an indoor ceremony or formal presentation event.
    The image shows the caseback of a watch dedicated to Carl Brashear, featuring engraved text and a diver's helmet motif in the center. The bronze case back displays an inspirational quote reading 'IT'S A SIN TO STAY DOWN' along with 'THIS CARL BRASHEAR' inscription. The watch features a brown leather strap and a bronze-toned case with visible patina.
    A middle-aged man in a blue dress shirt and patterned tie stands with arms crossed in front of a large framed photograph. The framed photo behind him depicts a military helicopter, identified as a CH-47 Chinook, on a tarmac with a person in military uniform standing nearby. The composition suggests a deliberate portrait, likely connecting the subject to a military background.
    A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is cooking at a kitchen stovetop using a spatula and skillet, while a woman in a red top embraces him from behind. Both individuals are smiling, suggesting a warm, domestic moment. The setting is a well-equipped home kitchen with dark wood cabinetry and modern appliances.
    A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is examining a large broken or storm-damaged tree stump in a wooded area. The tree appears to have been snapped or split, exposing raw interior wood, and shows signs of lichen and charring on its bark. The setting suggests a post-storm or damage assessment scenario in a forested military installation.
    Three U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in a lighthearted conversation outdoors on a military installation. The soldiers appear to be in good spirits, laughing and smiling, suggesting an informal interaction during a training or inspection event. A fourth soldier is visible in the background.
    A close-up profile shot of a middle-aged man wearing military camouflage uniform and matching patrol cap. He appears to be shouting or issuing commands with his mouth wide open. The image is a tight portrait focusing on his face and upper shoulder area.
    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms are conducting a road march or tactical movement along a paved road bordered by a metal guardrail and wooded tree line. One individual on the right appears to be directing or instructing others, possibly a leader or cadre member. The setting appears to be a military training installation based on the infrastructure and building visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms are walking together on a gravel surface near a wooded area. The soldier on the left, wearing a patrol cap, is laughing broadly, while the soldier on the right wears a combat helmet and carries a large rucksack and rifle. The atmosphere appears relaxed and positive despite the field training environment.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are moving together at what appears to be a military training facility. The soldier on the left is a senior-ranking officer wearing a plate carrier vest, while the soldier on the right is equipped with a combat load including a helmet, rucksack, and an M16-style rifle. Both appear to be in motion, possibly during a training exercise or inspection.
    A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform is photographed from a low angle, laughing heartily against a partly cloudy blue sky. The soldier appears to be adjusting or securing their tactical vest/plate carrier. Trees are visible in the background, suggesting an outdoor training or field environment.

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