Army Sgt. Bobby E. Keeling pours bentonite into the hopper of the mud trailer to mix mud, which is used to coat the walls of the hole being drilled. The mud is also used to bring shavings up from the hole. Keeling is a derrick hand for the 1132nd Engineering Detachment well drilling team. The 1132nd has been deployed to the Horn of Africa for more than a year. The Army National Guard well drillers are deployed from Mooresville, N.C.
Date Taken: | 01.03.2008 |
Date Posted: | 01.03.2008 03:29 |
Photo ID: | 71137 |
VIRIN: | 071003-F-6318R-063 |
Resolution: | 1779x2350 |
Size: | 539.84 KB |
Location: | RURAL DJIBOUTI, DJ |
Web Views: | 152 |
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