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    ‘Vipers’ show combat capabilities through training flight mission [Image 5 of 5]

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    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are disembarking from a large military helicopter via its rear ramp on a tarmac. At least three soldiers are visible, with one wearing a flight helmet standing outside the aircraft and two others exiting through the open rear cargo door. The helicopter's interior mechanical components, wiring, and yellow-painted structural elements are clearly visible.

    ANSBACH, BAYERN, GERMANY

    05.19.2020

    Photo by Amy Stork 

    U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach

    Left, Spc. Justin Cole, B. Co. 1st Bn. 214th Avn. Reg. CH-47 Chinook helicopter crew chief, observes Col. John Broam, 12th Combat Aviation Brigade commander, as he disembarks the helicopter in Grafenwoehr, Germany, with Brig. Gen. Christopher R. Norrie, commanding general, 7th Army Training Command. The exercise was an opportunity for the 1-3rd ARB, to conduct a training mission May 19, with the full battalion under realistic conditions.

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    Date Taken: 05.19.2020
    Date Posted: 05.21.2020 06:15
    Photo ID: 6217491
    VIRIN: 200519-A-JY347-750
    Resolution: 5549x3804
    Size: 1.35 MB
    Location: ANSBACH, BAYERN, DE
    Web Views: 49
    Downloads: 9

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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms and green aviation headsets are seated inside the cabin of a military helicopter, likely a UH-60 Black Hawk. The interior shows quilted acoustic insulation panels, folding seats, safety equipment, and a red fire extinguisher mounted near the ceiling. The personnel appear to be in flight or preparing for flight operations.
    A military attack helicopter, consistent with an AH-64 Apache, is flying at very low altitude directly above a rural two-lane road. The helicopter appears to be conducting a nap-of-the-earth or low-level flight exercise over agricultural countryside. The surrounding landscape consists of open fields, crop rows, and a dense tree line in the background.
    A military tandem-rotor helicopter, identifiable as a Boeing CH-47 Chinook, is captured in flight over a hilly, forested landscape under a partly cloudy sky. The aircraft is painted in olive drab/army green camouflage and appears to be in level cruise flight. The background reveals rolling hills, dense tree cover, and what appears to be a small settlement in the distance.
    A military personnel member in full combat gear and flight helmet sits on the open rear ramp of a large military helicopter, looking out over a rural European landscape from altitude. The view below shows agricultural fields, a river or lake, small towns, and what appears to be a nuclear power plant with cooling towers visible in the mid-distance. The image captures a classic aerial observation or crew chief perspective from what appears to be a CH-47 Chinook or similar tandem-rotor heavy-lift helicopter.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are disembarking from a large military helicopter via its rear ramp on a tarmac. At least three soldiers are visible, with one wearing a flight helmet standing outside the aircraft and two others exiting through the open rear cargo door. The helicopter's interior mechanical components, wiring, and yellow-painted structural elements are clearly visible.

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    12th Combat Aviation Brigade
    Katterbach Army Airfield
    AH-64 Apache helicopters
    CH-47 Chinook helicopters
    214th Aviation Regiment
    7th Army Training Command
    1-3rd Attack Reconnaissance Battalion
    Brig. Gen. Christopher R. Norrie
    1st Battalion

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