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The US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) is anchored in the harbor off the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea participating in a Combined Joint Logistics over-the-shore exercise (C/JLOTS) in support of the annual defensive exercise, FOAL EAGLE '98. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand Army preposition afloat program. Attached to the POLLUX Starboard side is a Roll on Roll off discharge facility which provides a causeway for vehicles to move from one ship to another. Attached to the causeway along side the POLLUX is a US Army Logistics Support Vessal (LSV) which will transport the vehicles moving from the POLLUX to Pier 8 at the Port of Pusan

The US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) is anchored in the harbor off the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea participating in a Combined Joint Logistics over-the-shore exercise (C/JLOTS) in support of the annual defensive exercise, FOAL EAGLE '98. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand Army preposition afloat program. Attached to the POLLUXs Starboard side is a Roll on Roll off discharge facility which provides a causeway for vehicles to move from one ship to another. Attached to the causeway along side the POLLUX is a US Army Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) which will transport the vehicles moving from the POLLUX to Pier 8 at the Port of Pusan

The US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) is anchored in the harbor f the Port Pusan, Republic Korea and is participating in a Combined Joint Logistics over -the-shore exercise (C/JLOTS) during the annual defensive exercise, FOAL EAGLE '98. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand the Army preposition afloat program. Attached to the POLLUX's Starboard side is a Roll On Roll Off Discharge Facility (far right) which provides a causeway for vehicles to move from one ship to another. Alongside the POLLUX, attached to the causeway, is a US Army Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) which will transport the vehicles moving from the POLLUX to pier 8 at the Port...

A M998 High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) disembarks from the Starboard side of the US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) onto a Roll on Roll off dicharge facility and into a US Army Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand the Army preposition afloat program. The LSV is a ship that provides worldwide transport of general and vehicular cargos. The Republic of Korea is participating in a Combined Joint Logistics over-the-shore exercise (J/LOTS) with the United States Armed Forces during Exercise FOAL EAGLE '98

A M998 High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) disembarks from the Starboard side of the US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) onto a Roll on Roll off dicharge facility that is attached to a US Army Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand the Army preposition afloat program. The Republic of Korea is participating in a (C/JLOTS) with the United States Armed Forces during Exercise FOAL EAGLE '98

A M998 High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) disembarks from the Starboard side of the US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) onto a Roll on Roll off dicharge facility and into a US Army Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand the Army preposition afloat program. The LSV is a ship that provides worldwide transport of general and vehicular cargos. The Republic of Korea is participating in a Combined Joint Logistics over-the-shore exercise (J/LOTS) with the United States Armed Forces during Exercise FOAL EAGLE '98

A US Army Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) transports Army Tracked and Wheeled vehicles to pier 8 at the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea. After off-loading the equipment from a Fast Sealift Ship, the LSV will then move the equipment to port where a staging area is set up for the participation of a Combined Joint Logistics over-the-shore exercise (C/JLOTS) in support of the annual defensive exercise, FOAL EAGLE '98

An M113 Armored Personnel Carrier (APC) towing another M113 APC disembarks from the U.S. Navy Ship POLLUX onto a Roll on Roll of dicharge facility in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea, Oct. 20, 1998. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand Army preposition afloat program. This is the first operation integrating watercraft assets from the Republic of Korea and United States

A 5 ton truck disembarks from the U.S. Navy Ship POLLUX onto a Roll on Roll off discharge facility in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea, Oct. 20, 1998. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand Army preposition afloat program. This is the first operation integrating watercraft assets from the Republic of Korea and United States

The US Naval Ship POLLUX (T-AKR) is anchored in the harbor off the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea participating in a Combined Joint Logistics over-the-shore exercise (C/JLOTS) in support of the annual defensive exercise, FOAL EAGLE '98. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand Army preposition afloat program. Attached to the POLLUX Starboard side is a Roll on Roll off discharge facility which provides a causeway for vehicles to move from one ship to another. Attached to the causeway along side the POLLUX is a US Army Logistics Support Vessal (LSV) which will transport the vehicles moving from the POLLUX to Pier 8 at the Port of Pusan

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Subject Operation/Series: FOAL EAGLE '98

Base: Pusan

Country: Republic Of Korea (KOR)

Scene Camera Operator: SPC Christina Ann Horne, USA

Release Status: Released to Public

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Korean navy destroyer ROKS Gangkamchan (DDH 979),

A group of High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) and an M2A1 Bradley Fighting Vehicle stop during a convoy heading towards the Twin Bridges training area in the Republic of Korea, Nov. 2, 1998. The vehicles come from the Task Force, 1ST Battalion 23rd Infantry Division out of Fort Lewis, Wash. Upon arriving at the Twin Bridges training area, TF 123 will conduct an assault on two Infantry companies from a Republic of Korea armored brigade as part of Foal Eagle '98, a combined exercise involving the Republic of Korea Army and the United States Armed Forces

The CW3 Harold C. Clinger Logistics Support Vessel 2 (LSV 2) leaves the Port of Pusan headed for Pyongtaek, Republic of Korea. The LSV 2 leaves on its first mission through Korean waters transporting various types of military vehicles during FOAL EAGLE '98

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PFC Jeremy Smith, PFC Gregory Shaw, and PFC Jong Staley roll up a camouflage net at the Tactical Assembly Area Santa Barbara outside Wonapsan, Republic of Korea, Oct. 31, 1998. Smith, Shaw and Staley are attached to the1st Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment from the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division from Fort Lewis, Washington. The 3rd Brigade is in Korea as part of Foal Eagle '98, a combined exercise involving the Republic of Korea Army and the United States Armed Forces

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The LSV-3 (Logistics Support Vessel) leaves Pier 6 at the Port of Pusan headed for Pyongtaek, Republic of Korea, Oct. 22, 1998. The LSV-3 leaves on its first mission through Korean waters transporting various types of military vehicles. The vehicles come from the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division out of Fort Lewis, Washington. Upon its arrival in Pyongtaek the vehicles will be discharged and will proceed to Camp Humphreys where they will link up with the rest of their element and continue their mission in Foal Eagle '98

A High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) disembarks from the U.S. Navy Ship POLLUX onto a Roll on Roll of discharge facility in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea, Oct. 20, 1998. The POLLUX is a Fast Sealift Ship designed to upgrade lift capability and expand the Army preposition afloat program. This is the first operation integrating watercraft assets from the Republic of Korea and United States

A view of the city of Pusan, Republic of Korea from the flight deck of the USS KITTY HAWK (CV 63) at pier 8 in the Port of Pusan. The aircraft carrier USS KITTY HAWK came to port for liberty leave and while in Korea had allowed the citizens to tour its decks

At pier 8 in the Port of Pusan, Republic of Korea two US Navy cruiser's, the USS CHANCELERVILLE and the USS MOBILE BAY, give tours to the local nationals on Oct. 14, 1998. The cruiser's originate from Yokosuka, Japan and came to port in Korea for liberty leave and some rest and relaxation. The cruiser's are known to travel up to 40 miles per hour and are one of the US Navy's top war vessels. Their missions are anti-submarine warfare, anti-air warfare and navy gunfire support

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