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Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, role playing as Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy assets

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, role playing Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy squadron assets

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, posing as Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy squadron assets

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, role playing Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy squadron assets

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, role playing Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy squadron assets

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphries, Republic of Korea, role playing Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy squadron assets

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, role playing Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy squadron assets

TSGT Jim Wilson, 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, stands behind his M-60 while patroling the perimeter of the compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy assets on the compound

TSGT Terry Gene Carter, 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, stands behind his M-60 while patroling the perimeter of the compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy assets on the compound

Members of 607th Combat Communications Squadron, Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea, role playing as Opposing Forces (OPFOR), attack the Combat Communications Squadron compound during a Combat Employment Readiness Exercise (CERE), Oct. 30, 1998. During the exercise, simulated opposing Forces (OPFOR) attack the compound and try to destroy assets

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Subject Operation/Series: FOAL EAGLE '98KOREA CD

Base: Camp Humphreys

State: Gyeonggi-Do

Country: Republic Of Korea (KOR)

Scene Camera Operator: SRA Jeffrey Allen

Release Status: Released to Public

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Soldiers of 1st Battalion, 12th Cavalry Regiment, 1st

CAPT. William Robinson (left) and CAPT. Robert Ham fly an E-3A Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) aircraft into the tactical large force employment exercise area. They are assigned to the 961st AWACS, Kadena Air Base, Japan

SENIOR AIRMAN Anton Toth, USAF, 1ST Combat Communications Squadron, Ramstein Air Base, Germany, connects a laptop a Tri Band Satellite Terminal to check the node configurations. Members of 1ST Combat Communications Squadron regularly conduct this type of training and testing, ensuring they are always ready to deploy, when necessary

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Members of Sea-Air-Land (SEAL) Team 8 run across the flight deck of the fleet oiler USNS JOSHUA HUMPHREYS (T-AO-188) after descending a rope from a Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 6 (HC-6) CH-46D Sea Knight helicopter during a boarding exercise. SEAL Team 8 provided boarding teams to assist ships of the Maritime Interdiction Force in their enforcement of U.N. sanctions against Iraq during Operation Desert Storm

Straight on, wide angle shot with a fisheye lens at (R-L) USAF Technical Sergeant Jay Deyoe, SENIOR AIRMAN Harvey Wagenmaker and AIRMAN First Class Ryan Stannard as they review a tactical map of the South Korean peninsula on the flight line of Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea. TSGT Deyoe says; "Most boys like seeing things explode - we haven't lost that." All three Airmen are assigned to an Army unit of terminal attack controllers. this image is from the February 1999 edition of Airmen Magazine

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Airmen from the 644th Combat Communications Squadron

SSGT Steve Haga (USAF), 5th Operations Support Squadron, SRA John Ankeny (USAF), 27th Operations Support Squadron, and TSGT Dennis Boggs (USAF), 33rd Combat Communications Squadron, monitor flight operations as air traffic controllers, 4100th Group Provisional (USAF), inside the Precision Approach Radar facility at Tuzla Air Base, Bosnia-Herzegovina, during Operation Joint Endeavor. Operation Joint Endeavor is a peacekeeping effort by a multinational Implementation Force (IFOR), comprised of NATO and non-NATO military forces, deployed to Bosnia in support of the Dayton Peace Accords

Under the watchful eye of an EET member US Air Force MASTER Sergeant Campbell and US Air Force MASTER Sergeant Arbogast, get useful advice on ways to improve next time, while US Air Force STAFF Sergeant Davis administers first aid to US Air Force SENIOR AIRMAN Cleveland after a run in with consintina wire. Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea's IRRE/CERE (Initial Response Readiness Exercise/ Combat Employment Readiness Exercise)

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