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A moored Aerostat balloon is launched at Multi National

A moored Aerostat balloon is launched at Multi National

A moored Aerostat balloon is launched at Multi National Base Tarin Kot, Afghanistan, Dec. 7. The Aerostat balloon is the main component of the Persistent Threat Detection System and will be used to disrupt insu... More

Aerostat is released to keep watch over and around

Aerostat is released to keep watch over and around

Aerostat is released to keep watch over and around Multinational Base Tarin Kot, Afghanistan. (Photo by: Cpl. Christopher Dickson)

Crews prepared a moored Aerostat balloon for launch

Crews prepared a moored Aerostat balloon for launch

Crews prepared a moored Aerostat balloon for launch at Multi National Base Tarin Kot, Afghanistan, Dec. 7. The Aerostat balloon is equipped with 24-hour surveillance and communication equipment and will be used... More

Aerostat is released to keep watch over and around

Aerostat is released to keep watch over and around

Aerostat is released to keep watch over and around Multinational Base Tarin Kot, Afghanistan. (Photo by: Cpl. Christopher Dickson)

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