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    2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, begins Korea Rotation [Image 11 of 15]

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    The image shows multiple military wheeled armored vehicles, likely Stryker-type infantry carrier vehicles, parked in tight rows inside what appears to be a large transport vessel or military storage facility. The perspective is taken from a narrow corridor between two vehicles, looking down the length of the formation. The vehicles are painted in standard olive drab/military green and appear to be staged for transport or deployment.

    PYEONGTAEK, SOUTH KOREA

    10.08.2022

    Photo by Spc. Alison Strout 

    20th Public Affairs Detachment

    Stryker combat vehicles are staged aboard the Liberty Passion at the Port of Pyeongtaek, South Korea on Oct. 8, 2022. The 837th Transportation Battalion examined and cleared each Stryker before disembarking the vessel. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Alison Strout/20th Public Affairs Detachment)

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    Date Taken: 10.08.2022
    Date Posted: 10.08.2022 06:09
    Photo ID: 7455656
    VIRIN: 221008-A-PY967-390
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 1.07 MB
    Location: PYEONGTAEK, KR
    Web Views: 51
    Downloads: 8

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    Military armored vehicles, identified as Stryker wheeled armored personnel carriers, are being loaded or staged inside what appears to be a military transport ship's vehicle deck. The vehicles bear unit markings indicating they belong to 2-2ID, 2-17 FA (Field Artillery), HHB, 92s designation. One vehicle on the right displays a Red Cross marking, identifying it as a medical variant.
    A U.S. Army Stryker armored fighting vehicle is positioned inside what appears to be a military transport ship's vehicle deck. The vehicle bears unit markings identifying it as belonging to HHC 2-2ID, 4-23 Infantry, with the nickname 'HATE WAGON' stenciled on its side. A soldier wearing a white hard hat is visible in the commander's hatch.
    Multiple U.S. Army Stryker armored fighting vehicles are staged inside what appears to be the vehicle deck of a military transport or cargo ship. The vehicles are marked with unit identifiers indicating they belong to 2-21D 2-17 FA (2nd Infantry Division, 17th Field Artillery). The vehicles are numbered sequentially (72, 73, etc.) and bear shipping codes such as 'WJMQTO', suggesting they are being transported for deployment or redeployment.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers wearing camouflage uniforms, high-visibility green vests, and white hard hats are inspecting or maintaining a military armored vehicle, likely a Stryker, in what appears to be an indoor facility or ship cargo hold. A third individual wearing a white hard hat with non-English text is visible inside the vehicle hatch. The scene suggests a vehicle inspection, maintenance operation, or port arrival procedure.
    An olive-drab armored military vehicle, identified as belonging to 2-2 ID, 2-17 FA, HHB unit, is staged inside what appears to be a military transport ship's vehicle deck. The vehicle displays a Red Cross emblem, indicating a medical support role, along with multiple identification markings including the number 73 and code D0070. Civilian logistics workers in high-visibility vests and hard hats are visible in the background, suggesting a loading or unloading operation.
    A U.S. Army soldier wearing a green high-visibility safety vest and white hard hat is standing in the open hatch of a military armored vehicle, likely a Stryker or similar wheeled armored personnel carrier. The setting appears to be the interior cargo deck of a large military transport or roll-on/roll-off (RO/RO) vessel. The soldier appears to be conducting an inspection or overseeing vehicle loading/unloading operations.
    Personnel in safety vests and hard hats are working on a military armored vehicle, likely a Stryker, marked '2-2 ID 4-23 IN' (2nd Infantry Division, 4th Battalion 23rd Infantry). The scene appears to be inside a cargo ship or transport vessel, with workers and soldiers collaborating on vehicle loading or securing operations. At least two civilians from a company called 'Dongwoo' and two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are visible.
    An olive-drab armored military vehicle, likely an M1126 Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicle, is positioned inside what appears to be a military transport ship or large vessel. The vehicle bears unit markings and identification labels including 'HQ-53', '2-2 ID 4-23 IN', 'D0041', 'WJMNTO', and 'MYORPG'. A person wearing a white hard hat is partially visible through the open commander's hatch.
    Multiple military wheeled armored vehicles, consistent with Stryker infantry carrier vehicles, are parked in tight rows inside what appears to be a large enclosed facility such as a military transport vessel or warehouse. The vehicles are painted in olive drab/military green and are packed closely together in parallel rows. A unit marking partially readable as '2-2D 4-23' is visible on one vehicle.
    A large military wheeled armored vehicle, consistent with a Stryker-type infantry carrier, is being driven down a port ramp or ro-ro vessel ramp. Port workers in high-visibility vests and hard hats are observing and guiding the offloading operation. The setting appears to be a commercial or military port facility under clear daytime conditions.
    The image shows multiple military wheeled armored vehicles, likely Stryker-type infantry carrier vehicles, parked in tight rows inside what appears to be a large transport vessel or military storage facility. The perspective is taken from a narrow corridor between two vehicles, looking down the length of the formation. The vehicles are painted in standard olive drab/military green and appear to be staged for transport or deployment.
    The image shows two U.S. Army Stryker armored vehicles being loaded or secured aboard a military transport vessel or large ship. Civilian port workers wearing high-visibility yellow/green vests and hard hats are working on top of and around the vehicles. The vehicles bear unit markings indicating they belong to 2-2 ID (2nd Infantry Division), 4-23 Infantry, HHC units 31 and 33.
    Multiple U.S. Army Stryker armored wheeled vehicles are staged inside what appears to be the vehicle deck of a large military transport or roll-on/roll-off (RO/RO) vessel. The vehicles are painted olive drab green and bear unit markings consistent with U.S. Army designations. Personnel wearing hard hats and safety vests are visible among and around the vehicles, suggesting an active loading or unloading operation.
    The image shows military armored vehicles, identified as Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicles, being loaded or unloaded inside what appears to be a large cargo ship or transport vessel. Civilian workers in high-visibility vests and hard hats are working alongside uniformed military personnel to secure or inspect the vehicles. Unit markings visible on the vehicles indicate they belong to 2-2 ID, 4-23 IN, HHC units.
    The image shows a group of personnel in safety vests and hard hats inspecting or overseeing military armored vehicles, likely Stryker wheeled armored personnel carriers, stored inside what appears to be a large military transport vessel or roll-on/roll-off ship. The vehicles are painted in olive drab/military green and bear unit markings including 'HHC 31', 'HC-33', and similar designations. The setting appears to be a port or dock facility during a loading or unloading operation.

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