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A view of the damage at the remotely piloted vehicle (RPV) facility caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of the damage to the remotely piloted vehicle (RPV) facility caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of the damage at the drone tracking facility caused by Typhoon Faye

An overall aerial view of the damage caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of the damage to a trailer caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of a hardened aircraft hangar damaged during Operation Desert Storm

A view of the damage to the microwave relay site caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of the damaged roof on the unit supply building caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of the damage to a group of trailers caused by Typhoon Faye

A view of the damage at the Remotely Piloted Vehicle (RPV) facility caused by Typhoon Faye

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Base: Wallace Air Station

Country: Philippines (PHL)

Scene Camera Operator: MASTER SGT. Davenport

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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25/08/1982
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An overall aerial view of the damage caused by Typhoon Faye

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