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The colorful country flags of the Dutch (right), USA (left) and Canada (CAN) (center) fly over the Expeditionary Medical Support (EMEDS) tents during Patriot Exercise 2005. Patriot Exercise 2005, is the largest annual exercise held across the United States
Private (PVT) Sebastian Young, a Medical Technican assigned to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) communicates to a simulated injured patient the extent of his wounds received during an attack during Patriot Exercise 2005. Patriot Exercise 2005, is the largest annual exercise held across the United States
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Kentucky Air National Guard (KYANG) MASTER Sergeant (MSGT) Bill Sprake, assigned to the 123rd Special Operations Squadron (SOS), recovers for a moment after jumping from a C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft in support of Patriot Exercise 2005. Patriot Exercise 2005 is the largest annual exercise held across the United States
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Air National Guard (ANG) medical personnel attend to a simulated wounded during Patriot Exercise 2005, the largest annual exercise held across the United States. This exercise serves to increase the war fighting capabilities of the National Guard (NG), Reserve, and active components of the US Air Force (USAF) and US Army (USA)
Air National Guard (ANG) medical personnel attend to a simulated wounded during Patriot Exercise 2005, the largest annual exercise held across the United States. This exercise serves to increase the war fighting capabilities of the National Guard (NG), Reserve, and active components of the US Air Force (USAF) and US Army (USA)
Delaware Air National Guard (DEANG) Captain (CPT) Rachel Stevens, a nurse assigned to the 166th Medical Group (MG), goes over her medical notes with a colleague after a medical exercise scenario in support of Patriot Exercise 2005. Patriot Exercise 2005, is the largest annual exercise held across the United States. (SUBSTANDARD)
Nevada Air National Guard (NVANG) Lieutenant (LT) Jared Brandt, a Physician Assistant (PA) assigned to the 152nd Medical Group (MG), makes an assessment on a patient in support of Patriot Exercise 2005. Patriot Exercise 2005, is the largest annual exercise held across the United States
MASTER Corporal (MC) Gurpreet Dipak of Ontario, Canada (CAN), a medic assigned to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), inserts a simulated scope during a medical exercise in support of Patriot Exercise 2005. Patriot Exercise 2005, is the largest annual exercise held across the United States
Summary
The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Base: Volk Field
State: Wisconsin (WI)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Major Command Shown: AMC
Scene Camera Operator: TSGT Brian Christiansen, USAF
Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files
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Date
18/07/2005
Source
The U.S. National Archives
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