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    FASTPAC HRST [Image 7 of 11]

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    A military helicopter numbered '622' hovers over a tarmac or helipad area while personnel conduct a fast-rope or rappelling exercise. At least one person is visible descending a rope from the aircraft, while additional personnel in tactical gear are visible on the ground to the right. The setting appears to be a military installation with buildings and tree lines visible in the background.

    JAPAN

    09.16.2020

    Photo by 1st Lt. Demond Glover 

    Marine Corps Installations Pacific

    U.S. Marines with Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team-Pacific (FASTPAC) concludes Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques (HRST) with U.S. Navy Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 12 on the Combined Arms Training Center Camp Fuji Airfield September 16, 2020. The training is conducted in order for Marines to rapidly insert into a battlespace without landing an aircraft. FASTPAC is an anti-terrorism force based out of Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka dedicated to rapidly responding to crisis in the Indo-Pacific to include naval security operations, and to safeguard U.S. government assets under threat.

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    Date Taken: 09.16.2020
    Date Posted: 10.06.2020 23:41
    Photo ID: 6381103
    VIRIN: 200916-M-YN263-807
    Resolution: 4032x3024
    Size: 2.07 MB
    Location: JP
    Web Views: 37
    Downloads: 8

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    A column of military personnel in full combat gear are lined up in formation along a paved path near what appears to be an airfield or military installation. The soldiers are wearing MARPAT (Marine pattern) digital camouflage uniforms, tactical vests, ballistic helmets, protective goggles, and face coverings. The setting appears to be an overcast day at a facility with a control tower visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy helicopter, tail number 622, hovers low over a tarmac while military personnel on the ground handle a rope or hose connected to the aircraft. The scene appears to be a training exercise involving helicopter operations, possibly a fast-rope, hoist, or external load drill. Multiple soldiers in camouflage uniforms are crouched and working together on the ground beneath the hovering aircraft.
    A U.S. Navy helicopter, marked '622 NAVY', hovers low over a tarmac while military personnel on the ground handle a fast-rope or hoist line descending from the aircraft. Several soldiers in combat gear are crouched or kneeling on the ground managing the rope, while one stands facing the helicopter. The scene appears to be a fast-rope insertion/extraction (FRIES) or hoist training exercise conducted at a military airfield under overcast skies.
    A gray military helicopter marked with the number '622' is parked on a circular blue-painted helipad on a tarmac surface. Personnel in camouflage uniforms are visible near the aircraft, appearing to conduct pre-flight or maintenance activities. The setting appears to be a military installation surrounded by trees under overcast skies.
    A military helicopter, consistent with a UH-60 Black Hawk or HH-60 variant, is hovering at low altitude while a person rappels or fast-ropes down from the aircraft. The scene appears to be a training exercise or tactical insertion operation conducted under overcast, low-light conditions. Treeline and open ground are visible in the background below.
    A military helicopter, consistent with a UH-60 Black Hawk or similar variant, is hovering low over a treeline in overcast conditions. A person is suspended below the aircraft on a rope or cable, suggesting a fast-rope or hoist operation is in progress. The image is significantly blurred, likely due to camera motion or shallow depth of field.
    A military helicopter numbered '622' hovers over a tarmac or helipad area while personnel conduct a fast-rope or rappelling exercise. At least one person is visible descending a rope from the aircraft, while additional personnel in tactical gear are visible on the ground to the right. The setting appears to be a military installation with buildings and tree lines visible in the background.
    A military helicopter, appearing to be a Sikorsky MH-60 Seahawk variant, is on a helipad with multiple personnel visible inside and at the open side door. A crew member in military fatigues and a white flight helmet is seated at the open door, while additional personnel are visible in the cabin. The helicopter bears a blue squadron insignia patch on its fuselage and is painted in standard gray military livery.
    A group of armed military personnel in full combat gear and backpacks are approaching a U.S. Navy helicopter marked '622 NAVY' on a tarmac. The helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, has its rotors spinning and is positioned on a painted helipad circle. The scene appears to depict a military insertion or extraction exercise.
    A military helicopter, marked with the number 622, hovers over a helipad while conducting a fast-rope or rappelling exercise. Several soldiers in combat gear are on the ground, with at least one appearing to have descended via rope from the aircraft. The scene takes place on a paved military installation with trees and mountains visible in the background under overcast skies.
    A military helicopter, marked with the number '622', is hovering low over a helipad on a tarmac while a ground personnel in camouflage uniform handles what appears to be a fuel hose or cable connected to the aircraft. The scene appears to be a forward area refueling point (FARP) or helicopter refueling operation at a military installation. The overcast sky and surrounding tree line suggest a temperate climate location.

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