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Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 | 1 year 10 weeks | Petty Officer 3rd Class Stephan Farina, a Construction Mechanic from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 performs maintenance on a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle here in Camp Leatherneck. NMCB 3 is deployed to Southern Afghanistan to provide construction and engineering support to the region. NMCB 3 is part of the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command's warfighting support elements, providing construction operations and security in support of overseas contingency operations. Photo by Christopher Carson | Afghanistan, Afghanistan - Camp Leatherneck, Christopher Carson, CM, Construction Mechanic, m, MRAP, NMCB 3, Seabees, US Navy |
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2nd Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment Unphased by First IED Attack | 1 year 26 weeks | Marines with 2nd Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, walked away from their first improvised explosive device attack unharmed when their MRAP was hit during a routine personnel convoy July 27, during combat operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. Photo by Lance Cpl. Andrew D. Johnston | 9th Marine Regiment, Afganistan, Afghanistan - Helmand province, Andrew D. Johnston, Improvised Explosive Device, MRAP, US Marines |
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MRAP Protects Against IED in Afghanistan | 2 years 16 weeks | U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Ashley Jackson, a medic with Kapisa Provincial Reconstruction Team, assesses the situation after the mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle she was riding in was hit by an improvised explosive device in Kapisa province, Sept. 22. All of the vehicle's passengers survived the blast. Photo by Capt. Darrick Lee Story by Capt. Darrick Lee BAGRAM AIR FIELD, Afghanistan – A U.S. Air Force medic applied combat first aid to Soldiers when their vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device in Kapisa province, Afghanistan, Sept. 22. Senior Airman Ashley Jackson, a medic with Kapisa Provincial Reconstruction Team, was riding in a mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle with U.S. Army Soldiers as part of a mounted combat patrol mission to inspect development projects in the province. The team had completed its mission near Shohki village, and was returning to Bagram when the MRAP was targeted. Jackson, who frequently conducts combat patrols to provide medical support to PRT members, remembers the incident vividly. "While driving on a dirt road, we were slowing down to drive over a concrete patch when the IED went off," said Jackson. "I remember getting jerked around the vehicle and the rear of the MRAP, where I was seated, filling with dust." After the blast, Jackson said her first memory was that of U.S. Army Sgt. David Conrad, the truck commander. Conrad was alerting the convoy over the radio, "We hit an IED! We hit an IED... | Afghanistan, Afghanistan - Kapisa province, Darrick Lee, military hardware, Mine Resistant Ambush Protective vehicle, MRAP, US Air Force |
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1st AD Military Police Build Knowledge About MRAP Vehicles | 2 years 18 weeks | Staff Sgt. Roberto Delrio, 501st Military Police Company, Special Troops Battalion, 1st Armored Division teaches his Soldiers about the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle as part of the unit's pre-deployment training at the Grafenwoehr Training Area Sept. 28. Photo by Sgt. Jason Stadel | Germany, Germany - Grafenwoehr Training Area, Jason Stadel, military hardware, military vehicle, Mine Resistant Ambush Protective vehicle, MRAP, US Army |
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MRAPs form a Circle | 2 years 18 weeks | Mine Resistant Ambush Protective vehicles form a circle so the Marines of MRAP Company can rest for the night Sept. 23. Photo by Cpl. Daniel Flynn | Afghanistan, Afghanistan - Camp Dwyer, Daniel Flynn, military hardware, military vehicles, Mine Resistant Ambush Protective vehicle, MRAP, US Marines |
