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    Army divers go to great depth for river assault [Image 1 of 7]

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    Two men are aboard a black inflatable military-style rubber boat (likely a Zodiac or similar craft) on a river. The standing man appears to be handling a line or cord with a small object attached, while the seated man faces away. Both are wearing matching black U.S. Army t-shirts with gold insignia and khaki/tan shorts.

    FORT CHAFFEE, ARKANSAS, UNITED STATES

    07.20.2013

    Photo by Spc. Justin Snyder 

    354th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

    U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Brian Winter, right, a diver supervisor assigned to the 511th Engineer Dive Detachment starts the motor to their Zodiac inflatable boat during a reconnaissance mission at Fort Chaffee, Ark., July 20, 2013. The divers are assisting both U.S. Army Reserve and active duty components during Operation River Assault. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Justin Snyder/Released)

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    Date Taken: 07.20.2013
    Date Posted: 07.22.2013 15:15
    Photo ID: 977871
    VIRIN: 130720-A-KC567-001
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 1020.84 KB
    Location: FORT CHAFFEE, ARKANSAS, US
    Hometown: FORT EUSTIS, VIRGINIA, US
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    Two men are aboard a black inflatable military-style rubber boat (likely a Zodiac or similar craft) on a river. The standing man appears to be handling a line or cord with a small object attached, while the seated man faces away. Both are wearing matching black U.S. Army t-shirts with gold insignia and khaki/tan shorts.
    A male scuba diver is seated on the inflated tube of a black rigid inflatable boat (RIB), appearing to have just exited the water. He is fully equipped with scuba gear including a BCD vest labeled 'RANGER', tank, regulator hoses, dive mask pushed up on his forehead, wetsuit, gloves, and a dive computer. An American flag patch is visible on his BCD, and a rope is tied around his waist.
    A scuba diver in full black diving gear sits on the inflated tube of a black rigid inflatable boat (RIB) near a body of water. The diver is adjusting or removing their dive mask with a gloved hand and appears to have just surfaced or is preparing to dive. An American flag patch is visible on the right shoulder of the BCD (buoyancy control device), suggesting possible military or official affiliation.
    Two individuals are on what appears to be an inflatable boat on a river or lake. One person is wearing full scuba diving gear including a black BCD, tank, regulators, yellow hoses, and orange-tipped gloves, while a second person in a dark t-shirt and tan cap assists by checking or adjusting the diver's equipment. The setting appears to be a military or professional dive operation based on visible insignia and gear markings.
    A scuba diver is partially surfaced in calm, murky water, with only their head and both hands visible above the surface. The diver is wearing a black wetsuit, diving mask, and black gloves, and appears to be holding diving equipment in both hands. A rope or guide line is visible extending across the water to the left of the diver.
    Several personnel in black uniforms are pulling a diver in a wetsuit out of the water onto an inflatable rubber boat (IRB/Zodiac-type craft). The scene appears to be a water rescue or military/law enforcement training exercise. At least three individuals are actively assisting in extracting the diver, who is partially submerged and wearing full dive gear.
    A diver in a black wetsuit is performing a backward roll entry into the water from a black inflatable rubber boat (RHIB). Two individuals in dark tactical clothing and khaki pants are standing on the boat observing the entry. The scene appears to be a training or operational dive exercise.

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