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Hospital Corpsman Second Class (HM2) Joseph Marcus, 2D Med BN, takes care of a filling during a routine dental visit at the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site Saint Terese. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in support of Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian people
Hospital Corpsman Third Class (HM3) Kevin Jones, 2D Medical Battalion, provides dental care for a Haitian man at the HA (Humanitarian Assistant) site, Merger. HA sites are set up by the sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian peoples in support of Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
This Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site, Brothers, allows the corpsmen and doctors of 2d Medical Battalion the opportunity to sharpen their medical attention skills in the field environment. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian peoples during support of Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
Hospital Corpsman Third Class (HM3) John Sikes, 2D Med BN, disinfects the many mosquito bites inflicted on a young Haitian boy at the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site Saint Terese. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in support of Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian people
Hospital Corpsman First Class (HM1) Charles Bakker, 2D Medical Battalion, distributes candy to the children who are waiting in line outside the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site Brothers. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian peoples during Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
Sergeant Ray Hicks, 3D Battalion 2D Marines, comforts a little hand while providing line security outside the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site, Brothers. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian peoples during Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
Two corpsmen from 2D Medical Battalion get a chance to develop field surgery skills at the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site Brothers as they remove a cyst from a Haitian's wrist. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian peoples during Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
Hospital Corpsman First Class (HM1) Jackie Marsh, 2D Medical Battalion, provides fluoride prior to dental attention for a group of Haitians at the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site, Merger. HA sites are set up by the sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian people during support of Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY, Port Au Prince, Haiti
A young Haitian boy frets over going to visit a doctor while waiting in line at the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site, Merger. HA sites are set up by the sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian people during support of Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY, Port Au Prince, Haiti
Hospital Corpsman Second Class (HM2) Keven Martin, 2D Medical Battalion, examines the open wounds of a badly injured Haitian man at the Humanitarian Assistant (HA) site Brothers. HA sites are set up by the Sailors from 2D Medical Battalion and Marines from 3D Battalion 2D Marines Kilo Company in order to provide medical and dental aid to the Haitian peoples during Operation UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
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Subject Operation/Series: UPHOLD DEMOCRACY
Base: Ha Site Brothers
Country: Haiti (HTI)
Scene Camera Operator: LCPL Jennifer L. Weber, Usmc
Release Status: Released to Public
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