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    Waterborne Soldiers Volume 3: Force behind the Trident [Image 3 of 5]

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    A military amphibious logistics operation showing a modular causeway or floating pier extending from a sandy beach into open water. Several military personnel in uniform are observing from sand berms on the left, while larger naval vessels are visible in the background. An American flag and what appears to be a military unit flag are visible on one of the pier support vessels.

    FORT STORY, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    08.17.2012

    Photo by Sgt. Edwin Rodriguez 

    7th Transportation Brigade (Expeditionary)

    The Trident pier rest on the shore of Fort Story after an attempt to ‘stab the beach’ during the preliminary stages of Joint Logistics-Over-the-Shore exercise Aug.17.

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    Date Taken: 08.17.2012
    Date Posted: 08.29.2012 21:36
    Photo ID: 654604
    VIRIN: 120817-A-1413R-219
    Resolution: 4438x2327
    Size: 2.62 MB
    Location: FORT STORY, VIRGINIA, US
    Web Views: 290
    Downloads: 8

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    A group of military personnel, wearing US Army camouflage uniforms, orange life vests, and hard hats, are working on what appears to be a pontoon or floating bridge deck on open water. They are handling chains, ropes, and rigging equipment, suggesting a waterborne engineering or bridging operation. The scene appears to be a training exercise or operational deployment on a large body of water.
    Three military personnel in camouflage uniforms and orange life vests are working on the deck of a vessel at sea. They appear to be handling lines and rigging equipment during what looks like a maritime training or operational exercise. A small vessel is visible in the background on open water.
    A military amphibious logistics operation showing a modular causeway or floating pier extending from a sandy beach into open water. Several military personnel in uniform are observing from sand berms on the left, while larger naval vessels are visible in the background. An American flag and what appears to be a military unit flag are visible on one of the pier support vessels.
    Military personnel in U.S. Army combat uniforms and orange life vests are working on what appears to be a floating causeway or modular pier system near a waterfront. Multiple soldiers wearing hard hats in various colors (blue, white, tan) are engaged in what appears to be a bridging or watercraft operation. Large military vessels and equipment are visible alongside the floating platform structure.
    A military bulldozer or combat engineering vehicle painted in camouflage green is operating at the shoreline, partially submerged in shallow water and wet sand. An operator wearing a white t-shirt, red life vest, and helmet is seated in the open cab controlling the machine. Several naval or cargo vessels are visible anchored offshore in the background.

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    7th Sustainment Brigade
    Haiti
    Military Sealift Command
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    Atlantic Coast
    National Science Foundation
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    Col. Lawrence Kominiak
    7th Sus. Bde.
    “Causeway or No Way”
    Capt. Christina Shelton
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    331st Transport Company
    Roll-On/Roll-Off Discharge Facility
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    Lt. Col. Karl Linderman
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    SS Cape May
    Sgt. 1st Class Segun Ayodele
    stevedore
    149th Seaport Operations Company
    10th Transportation
    pfc. Brian Green
    watercraft specialist
    331st Trans. Co.
    flexors
    Cpl. Justin Soucy
    a watercraft specialist
    Spc. Michael Ray
    ice pier
    Landing Craft Mechanized boats
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