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CHIEF Machinist's Mate Ceasar C. Bagsic, kneeling, and CHIEF Engineman Orly B. Bisquera, both crew members from the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), work on equipment aboard the Kuwaiti tugboat A1-MUTLAA which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

Boatswain's Mate 1ST Class Daniel Creasman, a crew member from the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), handles a mooring line aboard the Kuwaiti tugboat A1-MUTLAA. Creasman and other repair team members are aboard the boat to work on equipment which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

A Kuwaiti shipmaster speaks with LT. CMDR. Dave Wright, lead repair officer of the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), aboard the tugboat A1-MUTLAA. Wright and other repair team members are aboard the boat to work on equipment which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

Electrician's Mate 1ST Class (SS) Reynold Wright, a crew member from the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), checks electrical connections in the engine room of the Kuwaiti tugboat Al-Mutlaa. Wright and other repair team members are aboard the boat to work on equipment which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

A repair team from the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8) poses for a photograph on the pier beside the Kuwaiti tugboat A1-MUTLAA. Team members include, from left: CHIEF Engineman Orly B. Bisquera, LT. CMDR. Dave Wright, repair team officer, Boatswain's Mate 1ST Class Daniel Creasman, Electrician's Mate 1ST Class (SS) Reynold Wright, and CHIEF Machinist's Mate Ceasar C. Bagsic. The team will be repairing damages sustained by the tug during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

A Kuwaiti shipmaster speaks with LT. CMDR. Dave Wright, lead repair officer of the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), aboard the tugboat A1-MUTLAA. Wright and other repair team members are aboard the boat to work on equipment which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

A Kuwaiti shipmaster speaks with LT. CMDR. Dave Wright, lead repair officer of the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), aboard the tugboat A1-MUTLAA. Wright and other repair team members are aboard the boat to work on equipment which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

US Navy Boatswain's Mate Second Class John R. DesChamps Jr. loads machinery onto the Landing Dock Ship, USS OAK HILL (LSD 51) with the ship's crane while preparing for departure from a Kuwaiti port. The ship is in Kuwait as part of an Southwast Asia build-up of forces in response to Iraq's refusal of U.N. sponsored weapons inspections

US Navy Boatswain's Mate Second Class John R. DesChamps Jr. loads machinery onto the Landing Dock Ship, USS OAK HILL (LSD 51) with the ship's crane while preparing for departure from a Kuwaiti port. The ship is in Kuwait as part of an Southwest Asia build-up of forces in response to Iraq's refusal of U.N. sponsored weapons inspections

CHIEF Machinist's Mate Ceasar C. Bagsic, kneeling, and CHIEF Engineman Orly B. Bisquera, both crew members from the repair ship USS JASON (AR-8), work on equipment aboard the Kuwaiti tugboat A1-MUTLAA which suffered damage during the occupation of Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The troops were ousted from the country by U.S. and allied forces during Operation Desert Storm

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Subject Operation/Series: DESERT STORM

Base: Ash Shuaybah

Country: Kuwait (KWT)

Scene Camera Operator: Cw02 Ed Bailey

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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01/03/1991
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