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    Camp Lemonnier Mosquito Control Program [Image 2 of 8]

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    The image shows a large collection of dead mosquitoes scattered across a plain white surface. The insects appear to have been killed, possibly through pesticide application or trapping, and are displayed for documentation or counting purposes. The specimens are spread across the frame in varying densities, with some clustered together and others isolated.

    CAMP LEMONNIER, DJIBOUTI

    06.07.2013

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Caleb Pierce 

    Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa

    Mosquitoes are collected from traps at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, June 7, 2013. Members of Camp Lemonnier's expeditionary medical facility preventive-medicine department put these samples into vials and ship them to the U.S. Army Public Health Command laboratory in Stuttgart, Germany, where researchers test the samples for viruses. The collection and testing of mosquitoes are part of the camp's mosquito-control program, which monitors the mosquito population as a preventive measure to limit the risk of mosquito-borne diseases to Camp Lemonnier and Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Caleb Pierce/Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.07.2013
    Date Posted: 06.13.2013 06:49
    Photo ID: 952132
    VIRIN: 130607-F-VA021-008
    Resolution: 2647x1792
    Size: 1.88 MB
    Location: CAMP LEMONNIER, DJ
    Web Views: 163
    Downloads: 18

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    A U.S. Navy personnel member in digital camouflage uniform is examining a specimen or slide under a binocular microscope in what appears to be a laboratory setting. The individual is using tweezers or forceps to manipulate a small object on a slide or petri dish beneath the microscope objective. The image suggests a scientific or medical examination task being performed by military medical or research personnel.
    The image shows a large collection of dead mosquitoes scattered across a plain white surface. The insects appear to have been killed, possibly through pesticide application or trapping, and are displayed for documentation or counting purposes. The specimens are spread across the frame in varying densities, with some clustered together and others isolated.
    A close-up macro photograph shows a single mosquito being held by metal tweezers/forceps against a white background. The mosquito appears to be dead or immobilized, with its legs, wings, and body clearly visible in sharp focus. The background contains multiple blurred mosquito specimens, suggesting a scientific or entomological collection or research setting.
    A person is using tweezers to place a small insect specimen into a clear microcentrifuge (Eppendorf) tube. Numerous dead mosquitoes or similar small insects are scattered on a white surface nearby. This appears to be a scientific or entomological sample collection procedure.
    A close-up macro photograph of a dead or deceased small flying insect, likely a mosquito or gnat, lying on its side on a flat gray surface. The insect's long, thin legs are splayed outward and its wings are partially visible. The image is taken at a very shallow depth of field, keeping the insect in focus against a blurred background.
    A microscopic or macro photograph showing two mosquitoes in silhouette against a light gray background. The image appears to be taken through a microscope or with a macro lens, revealing fine anatomical details such as feathery antennae, proboscis, and leg structures. The dark silhouette style provides strong contrast, highlighting the insects' characteristic morphological features.
    A scientific laboratory setting showing two mosquito specimens placed inside a clear petri dish on an illuminated light box or stage. The petri dish contains concentric circle grid markings, likely for measurement or positioning purposes. A label on the container reads '47-12-1474', suggesting a catalogued or archived entomological sample.
    A person wearing military camouflage uniform and cap is using a long-handled dipper or ladle to collect a water sample from a dark body of water near a metal structure, likely a pier or dock support. The activity appears to be environmental monitoring or water quality testing. The setting is an outdoor waterway with algae visible on surrounding surfaces.

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    Camp Lemonnier
    malaria
    Expeditionary Medical Facility
    EMF
    preventive medicine technicians
    U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman
    Mosquito Control Program
    Djibouti
    Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa

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