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    FARP Fleet Battle Problem 21-3 [Image 5 of 12]

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    A U.S. Marine in camouflage uniform and helmet oversees a forward arming and refueling point (FARP) operation, standing beside a collapsible fuel bladder/tank. In the background, military personnel are working around what appears to be an MH-60 or similar military helicopter on a cleared landing strip. The scene depicts a field refueling exercise or operation, likely at a military training installation.

    WALLOPS ISLAND, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    12.04.2021

    Photo by Senior Chief Petty Officer RJ Stratchko 

    Navy Expeditionary Logistics Support Group

    Marines, assigned to Marine Wing Support Squadron (MWSS) 271, Aviation Mobility Company, FARP Platoon, integrate and train in coordination with Sailors, assigned to Navy Cargo Handling Battalion (NCHB) 1, to refuel an MH-60R Sea Hawk, from the “Proud Warriors” of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 72, at a forward arming and refueling point (FARP), at Wallops Island, Va., Dec. 4, 2021. MWSS-271, NCHB-1 and HSM-72 demonstrate the integration of force capabilities as part of U.S. Fleet Forces Command Fleet Battle Problem 21-3. (U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Mass Communication Specialist RJ Stratchko)

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    Date Taken: 12.04.2021
    Date Posted: 12.09.2021 09:54
    Photo ID: 6971623
    VIRIN: 211204-N-NX070-1059
    Resolution: 4928x3280
    Size: 928.52 KB
    Location: WALLOPS ISLAND, VIRGINIA, US
    Web Views: 40
    Downloads: 14

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    A U.S. Marine in camouflage utilities holds a large red flag on a concrete airstrip or landing zone while a military helicopter, appearing to be a UH-60 Black Hawk or similar utility helicopter, approaches for landing. The scene takes place at what appears to be a military airfield or forward operating area, with trees, ground support equipment, and other personnel visible in the background. The red flag is likely being used as a wind indicator or landing signal for the incoming aircraft.
    Military personnel are conducting a hot refueling operation on a U.S. Navy MH-60R Seahawk helicopter assigned to HSM-72 (Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 72), tail number 704, with the nickname 'Proud Warriors' visible on the fuselage. A crew member in the foreground kneels on the tarmac managing a fuel hose connected to a fuel control valve, while three other personnel stand near the helicopter. The rotors appear to be spinning, indicating a hot refueling (HIFR or FARP) procedure.
    A military helicopter, appearing to be a Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk in gray naval livery, is parked on a concrete landing pad surrounded by trees and dry grass. Several personnel in military flight suits are visible on and around the pad, with one individual in the foreground appearing to signal or photograph the aircraft. The setting appears to be a forward operating or training landing zone in a wooded area.
    A U.S. Navy helicopter, marked '704' and identified as belonging to HSM-72 'Proud Warriors,' is on a tarmac with its rotors spinning. Two personnel in green flight suits and purple ear protection are kneeling in the foreground, one appearing to review documents while managing a fuel hose connected to a portable unit. Additional personnel are visible near the aircraft in the background.
    A U.S. Marine in camouflage uniform and helmet oversees a forward arming and refueling point (FARP) operation, standing beside a collapsible fuel bladder/tank. In the background, military personnel are working around what appears to be an MH-60 or similar military helicopter on a cleared landing strip. The scene depicts a field refueling exercise or operation, likely at a military training installation.
    Military personnel are conducting a forward arming and refueling point (FARP) operation with a naval helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, on a cleared outdoor area. In the foreground is a collapsible fabric fuel bladder tank with visible fuel fittings, hoses, and pump hardware. Several personnel in flight suits are working around the helicopter in the background.
    A military forward arming and refueling point (FARP) operation is underway at an open field location. Personnel in flight suits are managing fuel hoses and fire safety equipment while a military helicopter, appearing to be an AH-1Z Viper or similar rotary-wing aircraft, is positioned in the background. A collapsible fuel berm/bladder containment structure is visible in the foreground right.
    Military personnel are conducting a forward area refueling point (FARP) operation for a helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, on an open field. A crew member wearing a purple flight helmet and olive flight suit operates a fuel pump in the foreground, while other personnel manage the fuel hose connected to the aircraft in the background. A red fire extinguisher is prominently positioned nearby as a safety precaution during the refueling operation.
    A military helicopter, appearing to be a U.S. Navy MH-60 Seahawk, is on a concrete landing pad at what appears to be a forward operating or training area. A ground crew member stands to the right, appearing to signal or observe the aircraft, while additional personnel and vehicles are visible in the background. The setting is a cleared area surrounded by pine and deciduous trees under clear blue skies.
    Military personnel in olive drab flight suits are conducting forward area refueling point (FARP) operations near a flight line. A collapsible fuel bladder or berm is visible in the foreground with fuel coupling hardware, while a military helicopter — appearing to be an MH-60 Seahawk — is parked on the tarmac in the background. The scene appears to be taking place at a military airfield during early morning or late afternoon based on the low-angle sunlight.
    Military personnel from Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 72 (HSM-72) are conducting hot refueling operations on what appears to be an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter on a flight line or tarmac. Ground crew members wearing purple cranials (helmets) are managing a fuel hose while another crew member in a white helmet observes near the aircraft. The scene appears to be taking place during low-light conditions, likely dawn or dusk.
    A U.S. Navy MH-60R Seahawk helicopter assigned to HSM-72 (Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 72), tail number 704, is on a tarmac being serviced or refueled by ground crew personnel. Multiple personnel in olive drab flight suits are working around the aircraft, while a forward observer or coordinator stands in the foreground near a tan canvas barrier. The scene appears to be a forward arming and refueling point (FARP) operation during low-light conditions, likely at dusk or dawn.

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