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    Major Gen. James K. Dooghan Attend Yama Sakura 91 Exercise Control Area at Camp Higashi-Chitose

    Major Gen. James K. Dooghan Attend Yama Sakura 91 Exercise Control Area at Camp Higashi-Chitose

    Photo by Sgt. Sherald McAulay

    U.S. Army Japan

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    Landstuhl Soldiers Win Europe Best Medic Competition

    Landstuhl Soldiers Win Europe Best Medic Competition

    Photo by Bernhard Lashleyleidner

    Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

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    Landstuhl Soldiers Win Europe Best Medic Competition

    Landstuhl Soldiers Win Europe Best Medic Competition

    Photo by Bernhard Lashleyleidner

    Landstuhl Regional Medical Center

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    A U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III cargo aircraft, tail number 00213, assigned to AMC Charleston, is parked on an airport tarmac. Ground crew personnel and support vehicles are visible near the rear of the aircraft, likely conducting loading or unloading operations. The setting appears to be an overseas or tropical airfield based on the vegetation and airport infrastructure visible in the background.

    U.S. Air Force C-17 delivers equipment to the Nigerian Air Force in Lagos and Kainji

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    U.S. Africa Command

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    Military personnel are conducting a cargo loading or unloading operation on what appears to be an airfield. A military forklift is being used to transfer palletized cargo onto or from a blue flatbed truck marked '643 ESD Nigerian Air Force Ikeja'. The scene takes place under overcast skies with aircraft visible in the background.

    A U.S. Air Force C-17 delivers equipment to the Nigerian Air Force in Lagos and Kainji

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    U.S. Africa Command

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    A group of approximately 18 military personnel and civilian workers pose in front of a U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III aircraft on an airport tarmac. The aircraft bears tail number 0213 and is assigned to both the 437th Airlift Wing and 315th Airlift Wing. The group includes U.S. Air Force personnel in various uniforms alongside what appear to be host-nation military members in camouflage uniforms, suggesting a joint or partnership engagement.

    A U.S. Air Force C-17 delivers equipment to the Nigerian Air Force in Lagos and Kainji

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kenneth Tucceri

    U.S. Africa Command

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    A formal military parade or ceremony featuring personnel from at least two distinct armed forces standing at attention in an indoor venue. Australian Defence Force soldiers are prominently visible wearing distinctive wide-brimmed slouch hats and MultiCam camouflage uniforms with Australian flag patches. Personnel in a different camouflage pattern, consistent with Japan Ground Self-Defense Force uniforms, are also present alongside what appears to be a naval band member in the background.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place, featuring U.S. Army personnel at a podium saluting alongside an American flag. In the foreground, soldiers wearing a different camouflage pattern — consistent with Japan Ground Self-Defense Force uniforms — are also saluting, suggesting a joint U.S.-Japan military event. The setting appears to be an indoor ceremonial hall.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    This image depicts the YS-91 Closing Ceremony, a multinational military exercise closing event. Personnel from at least three nations — Australia, Japan, and the United States — are visible on stage saluting, with their respective national flags displayed behind them. The audience, composed primarily of Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force soldiers, is also saluting in unison.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A female military personnel in Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) camouflage uniform is speaking at a podium microphone while reading from documents on a music stand. Behind her, two formations of soldiers are visible — one in JGSDF uniforms and another in what appears to be U.S. Army MultiCam/OCP uniforms — suggesting a joint military ceremony or exercise. The setting is an indoor gymnasium or drill hall with a hardwood floor.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A formal military ceremony showing personnel from the United States Army and the Australian Army exchanging handshakes in what appears to be an indoor venue. The scene depicts an official bilateral military engagement, likely a joint exercise or ceremonial event, with both nations' flags and insignia visible. Multiple uniformed personnel are lined up in formation in the background.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A military ceremony or greeting event is taking place indoors, where a soldier in Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) camouflage uniform is shaking hands with Australian Army soldiers wearing distinctive wide-brimmed slouch hats and MultiCam uniforms with Australian flag patches. The scene appears to be a formal bilateral military engagement, likely during a joint exercise or official visit. The setting is a large indoor gymnasium or assembly hall with a wooden floor.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A formal multinational military ceremony featuring personnel from at least three nations standing at podiums in an indoor venue. Three podiums display distinct military unit insignia patches, with flags of Australia, Japan, and the United States visible in the background. The event appears to be a joint military command or coordination ceremony.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A military officer in Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) camouflage uniform is speaking at a podium bearing the 'Ground Component Command' insignia. Two other military personnel stand behind him — one in JGSDF uniform and one in U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform. The Japanese national flag and the U.S. flag are visible in the background, indicating a joint military ceremony or briefing.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A military ceremony or formal greeting is taking place indoors, likely at a joint military exercise or official event. A senior officer in Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) camouflage uniform is shaking hands with an Australian Army soldier wearing an Australian flag patch and slouch hat. The setting appears to be a formal hall or auditorium with a banner partially visible in the background.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A formal military group photograph featuring personnel from multiple nations, including the U.S. Army, Australian Army, and Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force. Five senior officers are seated in the front row, with a large formation of soldiers standing behind them. The setting appears to be an indoor gymnasium or assembly hall with a hardwood floor.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A formal group photograph taken at the YS-91 (Yama Sakura 91) Closing Ceremony, featuring multinational military personnel from the United States, Japan, and Australia. The participants are arranged in four rows in a ceremonial hall, with a banner reading 'YS-91 訓練終了式 / YS-91 Closing Ceremony' displayed prominently behind them. The event appears to be a joint military exercise conclusion ceremony.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A group of military personnel wearing green camouflage uniforms are gathered in an indoor corridor or hallway. One individual in the foreground is smiling broadly, while others stand in a line along the left wall. The setting appears to be a military facility, with a red fire safety apparatus visible on the right wall.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A dark military helicopter is photographed from below against an overcast white sky. The aircraft appears to be in active flight, with main rotor blades visibly blurred from rotation. The low-angle perspective provides a clear view of the helicopter's underside and external components.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    A formal military parade or ceremony featuring personnel from multiple nations standing at attention in a line inside a modern building. Australian Army soldiers wearing distinctive wide-brimmed slouch hats and MultiCam uniforms with Australian flag patches are prominently visible in the foreground, alongside Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force personnel in the middle ground. Additional military personnel in various uniforms, including what appears to be naval dress whites, are visible in the background.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    Three military personnel stand at attention in a formal indoor setting, representing at least two different nations' armed forces. The foreground figure wears US Marine Corps MARPAT digital camouflage with visible 'MARINES' tape, while the center figure wears Australian Army multicam uniform with a distinctive wide-brimmed slouch hat. A fourth uniformed individual is partially visible in the background wearing US Army OCP uniform.

    U.S., Japanese, and Australian Forces host closing ceremony for Yama Sakura 91

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Christian Kibler

    U.S. Army Japan

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    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms and helmets with oxygen/breathing masks are positioned at what appears to be an open aircraft door or hatch, likely preparing for or executing a jump. The image is taken from inside the aircraft looking outward, with water spray or precipitation visible. The scene suggests a military airborne or water insertion training exercise.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    The image shows personnel inside what appears to be a submerged or partially flooded aircraft/helicopter cabin, likely during an underwater egress training exercise conducted in a pool or controlled water environment. The interior is illuminated by bright blue light from the water outside the open door/hatch. At least three individuals are visible, with one in civilian dive attire and others in military uniforms and helmets.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    Military personnel, appearing to be U.S. Marines based on their camouflage uniforms, are conducting underwater egress or helicopter dunker training in a pool facility. The photo is taken from an underwater perspective, showing one Marine in the foreground gripping a bar while exiting a submerged simulated aircraft fuselage, with additional personnel visible underwater in the background. This type of training prepares service members to escape from submerged aircraft or vehicles.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    A military or aviation survival training exercise is taking place in an outdoor pool facility. A trainee wearing a red helmet marked '15' and an inflated yellow life preserver is floating in the water, while a submerged or partially inverted helicopter/aircraft fuselage simulator is visible in the background. Multiple other trainees in matching red helmets observe from the sides of the pool.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    An underwater photograph taken inside a large pool showing a submersible or underwater habitat module being tested or deployed. A scuba diver is visible to the right, observing or monitoring the vessel. Air bubbles are escaping from the top of the structure, suggesting active pressurization or flooding procedures.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    An individual wearing military camouflage uniform and an orange Pro-Tec helmet marked '51' is submerged underwater, appearing to exit or navigate through a hatch or window opening of a simulated vehicle or aircraft fuselage. The scene is consistent with Underwater Egress Training (UWET), a military survival exercise where personnel practice escaping from submerged vehicles. The image is taken from an underwater perspective, showing air bubbles rising around the subject.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    An underwater photograph taken in a training pool shows a scuba diver in a black wetsuit with yellow fins assisting a second person who is exiting or entering through a window or hatch of a submerged simulated aircraft or vehicle fuselage. The scene appears to be a military or emergency survival training exercise, likely helicopter underwater escape training (HUET). Air bubbles are visible rising from the diver's regulator toward the surface.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    An underwater photograph shows a military personnel in desert camouflage uniform conducting a water survival or egress training exercise. The individual is submerged next to what appears to be a helicopter or aircraft fuselage simulator, wearing an orange safety helmet and an inflatable life vest. Air bubbles are visible around the person, indicating active exhalation underwater.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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    This image depicts a U.S. Marine Corps Underwater Egress Training exercise taking place inside a submerged simulator. Multiple personnel in military gear and helmets are practicing emergency escape procedures from a simulated aircraft or vehicle cabin underwater. An instructor wearing a black U.S. Marine Corps 'Ditching - Underwater Egress Trainer' shirt is visible supervising the exercise.

    5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company hosts underwater egress training

    Photo by Lance Cpl. John Haubeil

    III MEF Information Group

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