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Road clearing trucks en route during Operation Damayan

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Boatswain's Mate 2nd Class Mathew Waddel, from Umatilla, Oregon, load master for Naval Beach Unit (NBU) 7, directs the loading of a seven-ton truck aboard a Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC). The LCAC will deploy to USS Ashland (LSD 48) which is heading to Leyte Gulf in the Philippines in support of Operation Damayan. The seven-ton trucks will be used to clear roads and ease the transportation of relief supplies into affected areas. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Allen Onstott/RELEASED)

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lcac uss ashland landing craft air cushion lsd 48 white beach naval beach unit 7 yolanda super typhoon nbu 7 haiyan damayan operation damayan tacloban leyte multi national relief aid road clearing trucks en route during operation damayan dvids ultra high resolution high resolution us indo pacific command us navy in japan air cushion landing craft lcac
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16/11/2013
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lcac uss ashland landing craft air cushion lsd 48 white beach naval beach unit 7 yolanda super typhoon nbu 7 haiyan damayan operation damayan tacloban leyte multi national relief aid road clearing trucks en route during operation damayan dvids ultra high resolution high resolution us indo pacific command us navy in japan air cushion landing craft lcac