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    Australian Army 1 CSSB train during Exercise Koolendong [Image 2 of 9]

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    Two military personnel in different camouflage uniforms are examining a tactical control panel or terminal mounted on a military equipment unit. The soldier on the left has face camouflage paint applied and is leaning in closely to inspect the screen, which displays a 'SPEE-D' branded interface. The setting appears to be a field environment with camouflage netting overhead.

    BRADSHAW FIELD TRAINING AREA, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA

    08.21.2021

    Photo by Cpl. Jacob Foster 

    Marine Rotational Force - Darwin

    U.S. Marine Corps Col. David Banning, right, the commanding officer of Marine Rotational Force – Darwin, listens as Australian Army Lance Cpl. Nathan Ryan with Workshop Company, 1 Combat Support Service Battalion, explains the capabilities of SPEE3D medal printer during Exercise Koolendong at Bradshaw Field Training Area, NT, Australia, Aug. 21, 2021. The SPEE3D medal printer is capable of printing parts out of metals and alloys. Exercises like Koolendong validate MRF-D’s and the Australian Defence Force’s ability to conduct expeditionary advanced base operations with combined innovative capabilities; and through their shared commitment, ready to respond to a crisis or contingency in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Jacob Foster)

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    Date Taken: 08.21.2021
    Date Posted: 08.28.2021 02:47
    Photo ID: 6807979
    VIRIN: 210821-M-EA312-1034
    Resolution: 5428x3619
    Size: 9.16 MB
    Location: BRADSHAW FIELD TRAINING AREA, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AU
    Web Views: 145
    Downloads: 5

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    Two military personnel in different camouflage uniforms are engaged in a briefing or coordination discussion in an arid outdoor environment. The soldier on the left wears USMC MARPAT digital camouflage with a name tape reading 'BANNING,' while the soldier on the right wears MultiCam/OCP pattern with face paint and is pointing in a direction. A third service member is partially visible in the background near a military vehicle.
    Two military personnel in different camouflage uniforms are examining a tactical control panel or terminal mounted on a military equipment unit. The soldier on the left has face camouflage paint applied and is leaning in closely to inspect the screen, which displays a 'SPEE-D' branded interface. The setting appears to be a field environment with camouflage netting overhead.
    The image shows the interior of what appears to be a large industrial mixing vessel or vat, photographed from above looking down. A rotating mixing element or agitator is in motion, creating a swirling pattern in what appears to be a light-colored substance, possibly dough, batter, or another viscous material. The stainless steel construction and motion blur suggest active industrial food processing or manufacturing equipment.
    A military light tactical vehicle in multi-tone camouflage (green, brown, black) is parked on a red dirt track in an arid Australian environment. The vehicle is equipped with a roof-mounted weapon system and camouflage netting draped over the hood area. Additional military support vehicles and equipment are visible in the background.
    Two individuals are silhouetted against a twilight sky while working on a large piece of overhead equipment, likely mechanical or industrial in nature. The image is taken from a low angle looking upward, emphasizing the scale of the equipment and the physical effort of the workers. The setting appears to be an outdoor rural or remote area with trees visible in the background.
    A soldier in camouflage uniform is positioned behind a sandbag fortification under a camouflage net, aiming a belt-fed machine gun. The position appears to be a defensive fighting position or observation post. Red safety/training plugs are visible on the weapon, suggesting this may be a training exercise rather than live combat.
    A group of military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working together to control a high-pressure fire hose during what appears to be a firefighting training exercise. The team is bracing against the powerful water jet being discharged from a nozzle, demonstrating coordinated hose handling technique. The setting appears to be an outdoor training ground with red laterite soil, consistent with northern Australia.
    A military truck, appearing to be a MAN HX series or similar heavy tactical vehicle in desert/olive camouflage, is traversing a dusty red dirt track in what appears to be an arid Australian outback environment. The vehicle is kicking up dust as it moves along the rough terrain, with several military personnel visible in the background. The setting suggests a military exercise or field operation in a remote location.
    Multiple personnel in military camouflage uniforms are handling a coil of barbed wire while wearing protective gloves. The close-up shot focuses on their gloved hands manipulating the wire, suggesting a field fortification or barrier installation task. At least three individuals are visible, wearing what appears to be MultiCam or OCP-pattern uniforms.

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    Australian Army
    ADF
    MRF-D 21.2
    Koolendong 2021
    Bradshaw Field Training Area (BFTA)
    1 CSSB
    Australain Army
    SPEE3D medal printer

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