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2 x citizen

2016 operation toy drop

207th regional suppurt group

207th rsg

319th mobile public affairs detachment

437th

82nd airborne division

910th

ally nations jump for training

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FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—U.S. and foreign jumpmasters

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—U.S. and foreign jumpmasters

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—U.S. and foreign jumpmasters participate in Jumpmaster Training in preparation for Operation Toy Drop XIX, Dec 7, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Operation Toy Drop is the world’s largest... More

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—Jumpmasters from The Netherlands

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—Jumpmasters from The Netherlands

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—Jumpmasters from The Netherlands practice drills in UH-60 Blackhawk during Jumpmaster Training, Dec 7, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The training is a combined multi-national training e... More

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—U.S. and foreign jumpmasters

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—U.S. and foreign jumpmasters

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina—U.S. and foreign jumpmasters participate in Jumpmaster Training in preparation for Operation Toy Drop XIX, Dec 7, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Operation Toy Drop is the world’s largest... More

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina-- Staff Sgt. Nelson Ayson

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina-- Staff Sgt. Nelson Ayson

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina-- Staff Sgt. Nelson Ayson demonstrates proper jumpmaster procedures to foreign allies in training for Operation Toy Drive XIX. The operation sees participation from more than 4,000 pa... More

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