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    KFOR conducts joint ABL patrol with Serbian Armed Forces [Image 9 of 17]

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    Three military personnel wearing face masks are engaged in conversation on an open field, with a military helicopter marked 'KFOR' visible in the background. Two individuals wear US Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms, with one displaying a US flag patch, while the third wears a different camouflage pattern consistent with a Balkan or Eastern European military. The setting appears to be a highland or mountainous area, consistent with the Kosovo Force (KFOR) operational region.

    KOSOVO

    04.16.2021

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Tawny Kruse 

    KFOR Regional Command East

    Lt. Col. Aaron Robinson, Chief of the Joint Implementation Commission, Regional Command-East, Kosovo Force, and Maj. Ben Smith, Command Judge Advocate for RC-E, guides a Serbian Armed Forces troop toward an aircraft in Kosovo on April 16, 2021. Members of the JIC at Camp Bondsteel and other senior RC-E leaders joined Serbian Armed Forces troops in a routine aerial patrol of the Kosovo-Serbia administrative boundary line. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Tawny Schmit)

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    Date Taken: 04.16.2021
    Date Posted: 04.27.2021 08:28
    Photo ID: 6616687
    VIRIN: 210416-A-KS612-261
    Resolution: 4972x2845
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    Location: ZZ
    Hometown: JOHNSTON, IOWA, US
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    Three military personnel in camouflage uniforms observe two helicopters flying overhead in a wooded, outdoor setting. The soldiers are viewed from behind, with one wearing communications headgear. The scene appears to depict a military exercise or operational observation activity.
    Two military helicopters, identifiable as UH-60 Black Hawks, are hovering or landing in front of a group of soldiers observing from the ground. At least three personnel are visible in the foreground wearing different camouflage patterns, one bearing a visible KFOR (Kosovo Force) patch and NATO insignia. The scene appears to be a military exercise or operational landing zone activity.
    Two military UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters marked with 'KFOR' (Kosovo Force) are captured in flight or during takeoff/landing. Debris and vegetation fragments are being scattered by the rotor wash. A crew member is visible leaning out of the side door of the foreground helicopter while pilots are visible through the cockpit windows.
    A military UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter marked with 'KFOR' insignia is captured in close-up during a low hover or landing, with debris and leaves being scattered by rotor wash. At least three crew members are visible — two pilots in the cockpit and one crew chief or door gunner leaning out from the side door. The image is sharp and highly detailed, capturing the intensity of the rotor downwash.
    Two military helicopters, identifiable as UH-60 Black Hawks, are captured in a dramatic low-altitude hover or landing sequence over a grassy clearing. The powerful rotor wash has kicked up a large swirl of dry autumn leaves, creating a visually striking scene. The background reveals a hilly, forested landscape under a partly cloudy sky.
    A military UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter marked with 'KFOR' (Kosovo Force) is captured in close-up during a low hover or landing operation, with debris being kicked up by rotor wash. A second Black Hawk helicopter is partially visible in the background to the right. A soldier in camouflage uniform observes from the foreground left.
    A military personnel in full combat gear and flight helmet is moving near a military helicopter (tail number 766) on an elevated grassy terrain. The soldier appears to be conducting an air assault or helicopter landing zone operation. The background reveals a mountainous, hilly landscape with sparse deciduous trees and distant settlements.
    Two black military helicopters, identified as UH-60 Black Hawks marked with 'KFOR' (Kosovo Force), are performing a low-altitude landing or hover operation over a grassy field. Debris and leaves are being scattered by the rotor wash. At least one crew member is visible leaning out of the lead helicopter, consistent with a door gunner or crew chief position.
    Three military personnel wearing face masks are engaged in conversation on an open field, with a military helicopter marked 'KFOR' visible in the background. Two individuals wear US Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms, with one displaying a US flag patch, while the third wears a different camouflage pattern consistent with a Balkan or Eastern European military. The setting appears to be a highland or mountainous area, consistent with the Kosovo Force (KFOR) operational region.
    A group of military personnel in mixed camouflage uniforms are walking toward a dark olive/black UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter landed on a grassy field. The scene appears to depict a joint military operation or exercise involving at least two different national forces, identifiable by their distinct camouflage patterns. The setting is a hilly, rural landscape with sparse deciduous trees and a small structure visible in the background.
    Five military personnel in camouflage uniforms are walking in a loose single-file formation across an open grassy hillside. The backdrop features rolling mountain ranges under a partly cloudy sky, suggesting a field exercise or patrol in a mountainous region. The personnel appear to be wearing face coverings and carrying backpacks.
    A group of five military personnel in camouflage uniforms are walking across an open grassy field toward a treeline. Two distinct camouflage patterns are visible, suggesting personnel from different military units or nations. One individual on the right appears to be wearing a helmet and carrying additional equipment.
    A military helicopter marked 'KFOR' is photographed in flight against a clear blue sky. The aircraft appears to be a UH-60 Black Hawk type helicopter, captured with motion blur on the rotor blades indicating active flight. Small red/orange objects are visible dispersing in the background, possibly flares or dropped items.
    Military personnel from what appear to be at least two different nations are gathered near a landed or hovering helicopter (tail number 766) on an elevated, open terrain. A helmeted crew member or flight crew personnel is gesturing with a raised hand, appearing to brief or direct the group. The setting and mixed camouflage patterns suggest a multinational military exercise or joint operation.
    A military helicopter, consistent with a UH-60 Black Hawk, is captured in flight against a partly cloudy blue sky. At least two personnel are visible: one crew member seated in the open side door wearing combat gear and a flight helmet, and a pilot visible through the cockpit windscreen. The rotor blades are motion-blurred, indicating active flight.
    A military helicopter marked 'KFOR' (Kosovo Force - NATO-led peacekeeping mission) is shown in flight or near ground level. A soldier in full combat gear, including helmet with night-vision equipment, is visible standing in the open side door, while at least one pilot is seated in the cockpit. The aircraft appears to be a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter painted in dark military colors.
    A military UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter marked with 'KFOR' (Kosovo Force) is on the ground in an open field. Several soldiers in different camouflage uniforms are gathered at the open side door of the helicopter, appearing to assist with boarding or a transfer operation. At least two crew members are visible inside the cockpit area.

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    Administrative Boundary Line
    Serbian Armed Forces
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