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With exhaustion showing, World Class Athlete SPECIALIST (SPC) Jeremy Teela, USA, with his .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on his back, looks at the scoreboard at the finish line of the men's 20km individual Biathlon event at Soldier Hollow during the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SPC Teela finished 14th, which ties the record for a US finish in the Olympic games
Air Force veteran Senior Airman Brett Campfield competes
Sergeant (SGT) Curtis Schreiner, New York Army National Guard, skis during the biathlon competition, part of the 1988 Winter Olympics
World Class Athlete SPECIALIST (SPC) (E-4) Douglas Sharp, USA, poses with a four-man bobsled. SPC Sharp and his team members won the Bronze medal at the XIX OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES at the Utah Olympic Park in Park City, Utah, during the 2002 games
Vermont National Guard Biathlon Team Competes in Utah
With her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, National Guard SPECIALIST Kara Salmela, USA, skis to the next point in the women's 15km Biathlon event. The event held at Soldier Hollow in Midway, Utah; SPC Salmela was a strong contender but finished a disappointing 59th overall out of 69 competitors with a time of 57:25.9, at the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
Army Maj. Daniel Morken, a member of the Utah National
U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. Tyler Davis, a joint fires observer
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Melissa Klotz competes
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With her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, World Class Athlete Sergeant (SGT) Kristina Sabasteanski, USA, finishes the final meters of the women's 15km Biathlon event held at Soldier Hollow at Midway, Utah, during the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SGT Sabasteanski finished a disappointing 55th overall out of 69 competitors with a time of 55:00.9
With her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, World Class Athlete Sergeant (SGT) Kristina Sabasteanski, USA, skis up an incline heading for the final meters of the women's 15km Biathlon event held at Soldier Hollow at Midway, Utah, during the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. In the background, a fellow team member beckons her forward. SGT Sabasteanski finished a disappointing 55th overall out of 69 competitors with a time of 55:00.9
With her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, National Guard SPECIALIST Kara Salmela, USA, skis to the next point in the women's 15km Biathlon event. The event held at Soldier Hollow in Midway, Utah; SPC Salmela was a strong contender but finished a disappointing 59th overall out of 69 competitors with a time of 57:25.9, at the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
Competing in the Biathlon event, National Guard SPECIALIST (SPC) Kara Salmela, USA, with her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, skis her way through the stadium, at Soldier Hollow, on her way to the Shooting range during the women's 10km Pursuit competition in the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SPC Salmela finished the race 45th overall, 6:00.0 behind the leader
With her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, National Guard SPECIALIST (SPC) Kara Salmela, USA, leaves the prone shooting portion of the event, on the way to her second lap of the women's 7.5 km Biathlon Sprint race at Solider Hollow during the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SPC Salmela would finish the race 59th overall, 57:25.9 behind the leader
Competing in the Biathlon event, National Guard SPECIALIST (SPC) Kara Salmela, USA, with her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, skis her way through the stadium, at Soldier Hollow, on her way to the Shooting range during the women's 10km Pursuit competition in the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SPC Salmela finished the race 45th overall, 6:00.0 behind the leader
Competing in the Biathlon event, World class athlete Sergeant Kristina Sabasteanski, USA, strides her way up the opening hill, with her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, during her anchor leg of the women's 4 X 7.5km Relay competition in the 2002 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES. The Relay competition consists of four team members; each must ski 7.5 km, with two firing bouts, one prone and one standing, each bout with unsupported rifle. Team USA would finish the race in 15th place, 13:21.0 behind the leader
Competing in the Biathlon event, National Guard SPECIALIST (SPC) Kara Salmela, USA, with her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, jumps from the prone position, skies in hand, leaves the shooting range for the first time at Soldier Hollow after hitting all five targets during the women's 10km Pursuit competition in the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SPC Salmela finished the race 45th overall, 6:00.0 behind the leader
World Class Athlete Sergeant (SGT) Kristina Sabasteanski, USA, catches her breath after finishing the grueling women's 15km Biathlon event held at Soldier Hollow in Midway, Utah, during the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SGT Sabasteanski finished a disappointing 55th overall out of 69 competitors with a time of 55:00.9
With her .22 caliber, bolt-action rifle slung on her back, World Class Athlete Sergeant (SGT) Kristina Sabasteanski, USA, skis up a slight incline heading for the final meters of the women's 15km Biathlon event held at Soldier Hollow at Midway, Utah, during the 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES. SGT Sabasteanski finished a disappointing 55th overall out of 69 competitors with a time of 55:00.9
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Subject Operation/Series: 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES
Base: Midway
State: Utah (UT)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Camera Operator: JO1 Preston Keres, USN
Release Status: Released to Public
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11/02/2002
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