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    Tanks disrupt enemy activity in known insurgent hotbed [Image 2 of 6]

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    A desert-camouflaged main battle tank, identifiable as an M1 Abrams, is operating in an arid desert environment. Multiple crew members are visible on top of the turret and hull, and the vehicle appears to be in motion as indicated by dust/exhaust visible at the rear. The tank bears tactical markings including a chevron symbol on the hull side and alphanumeric codes on the gun barrel.

    AFGHANISTAN

    10.20.2012

    Photo by Cpl. Mark Garcia 

    Regional Command Southwest

    Tanks roll through the Afghan desert on their way to support special operations forces during Operation Helmand Viper, Oct. 20. During the operation, Bravo Company, 2nd Tank Battalion, led the support mission for special forces. The operations’ focus was to find and destroy weapons caches, improvised explosive devices and drug producing facilities. Coalition forces localized their efforts to Zamindawar, a known insurgent hotbed between Musa Qal’ah and Kajaki.

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    Date Taken: 10.20.2012
    Date Posted: 10.31.2012 08:00
    Photo ID: 770798
    VIRIN: 121020-M-BZ222-271
    Resolution: 1920x1280
    Size: 1.52 MB
    Location: AF

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