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Spc. Noah G. Bishop and Spc. Ted D. Philippe, 1188th

Spc. Noah G. Bishop and Spc. Ted D. Philippe, 1188th

Spc. Noah G. Bishop and Spc. Ted D. Philippe, 1188th Transportation Battalion, work in 122 degree Fahrenheit weather making calculations during offload operations at Port of Shuaiba, Kuwait, Aug. 29, 2019. The... More

Sgt. Dmytro S. Kovalskyy, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Sgt. Dmytro S. Kovalskyy, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Sgt. Dmytro S. Kovalskyy, 1188th Transportation Battalion, waits in 122 degree Fahrenheit weather for vehicles to offload from a ship before checking them off his roster at Port of Shuaiba, Kuwait, Aug. 29, 201... More

Sgt. Dmytro S. Kovalskyy, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Sgt. Dmytro S. Kovalskyy, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Sgt. Dmytro S. Kovalskyy, 1188th Transportation Battalion, checks his roster in 122 degree Fahrenheit weather, and matching military shipping label numbers as vehicles are offloaded at Port of Shuaiba, Kuwait, ... More

Spc. Noah G. Bishop, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Spc. Noah G. Bishop, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Spc. Noah G. Bishop, 1188th Transportation Battalion, works in 122 degree Fahrenheit weather matching military shipping label numbers from his roster to vehicles being offloaded at Port of Shuaiba, Kuwait, Aug.... More

Spc. Noah G. Bishop, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Spc. Noah G. Bishop, 1188th Transportation Battalion,

Spc. Noah G. Bishop, 1188th Transportation Battalion, waits in 122 degree Fahrenheit weather for vehicles to offload at Port of Shuaiba, Kuwait, Aug. 29, 2019. The Sea Dawgs arrived in the Central Command Area ... More

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