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US Air Force STAFF Sergeant Nadine Wilson, Individual Mobilization Augmentee, sorts through tri-wall containers, just received from the Yerevan rail yard. SSGT Wilson catalogs all supplies and equipment as they arrive in Armenia at Arebouni Medical Center warehouse for later distribution. Excess medical equipment and supplies from closure bases in Europe were bought by the State Department to be distributed to hospitals throughout Armenia in support of Operation PROVIDE HOPE VI

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US Air Force STAFF Sergeant Nadine Wilson, Individual Mobilization Augmentee, sorts through tri-wall containers, just received from the Yerevan rail yard. SSGT Wilson catalogs all supplies and equipment as they arrive in Armenia at Arebouni Medical Center warehouse for later distribution. Excess medical equipment and supplies from closure bases in Europe were bought by the State Department to be distributed to hospitals throughout Armenia in support of Operation PROVIDE HOPE VI

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Subject Operation/Series: Provide Hope VI

Base: Yerevan

Country: Armenia (ARM)

Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Cesar Rodriguez, USAF

Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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02/10/1996
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