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Close up view of Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline, USN, Naval Support Facility, Diego Garcia as he sutures close an incision after performing Keloid excision surgery on a patient, while deployed with the 28th Medical Group to Diego Garcia, during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM

Close up view of Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline, USN, Naval S...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: ENDURING FREEDOM Base: Diego Garcia Country: British Indian Ocean Territory (IOT) Scene Camera Operator: SRA Rebeca M. Luquin... More

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left), USN, Naval Support Facility, Diego Garcia and Major (MAJ) Jerry Cohn, USAF, 81st Surgical Operations Squadron, Keesler AFB, MS, perform a Keloid excision surgery on a patient, while deployed with the 28th Medical Group to Diego Garcia, during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left), USN, Naval Support Fac...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: ENDURING FREEDOM Base: Diego Garcia Country: British Indian Ocean Territory (IOT) Scene Camera Operator: SRA Rebeca M. Luquin... More

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left), USN, Naval Support Facility, Diego Garcia and Major (MAJ) Jerry Cohn, USAF, 81st Surgical Operations Squadron, Keesler AFB, MS, perform a Keloid excision surgery on a patient, using a Bovie wound for coagulation and Alice clamp, while deployed with the 28th Medical Group to Diego Garcia, during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left), USN, Naval Support Fac...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: ENDURING FREEDOM Base: Diego Garcia Country: British Indian Ocean Territory (IOT) Scene Camera Operator: SRA Rebeca M. Luquin... More

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left) USN, Naval Support Facility, Diego Garcia, and Major (MAJ) Jerry Cohn, USAF, 81st Surgical Operations Squadron, Keesler AFB, MS, are suturing close an incision after performing Keloid excision surgery on a patient, while deployed with the 28th Medical Group to Diego Garcia, during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left) USN, Naval Support Faci...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: ENDURING FREEDOM Base: Diego Garcia Country: British Indian Ocean Territory (IOT) Scene Camera Operator: SRA Rebeca M. Luquin... More

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left), USN, Naval Support Facility, Diego Garcia and Major (MAJ) Jerry Cohn, USAF, 81st Surgical Operations Squadron, Keesler AFB, MS, perform a Keloid excision surgery on a patient, while deployed with the 28th Medical Group to Diego Garcia, during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM

Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) David Cline (left), USN, Naval Support Fac...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: ENDURING FREEDOM Base: Diego Garcia Country: British Indian Ocean Territory (IOT) Scene Camera Operator: SRA Rebeca M. Luquin... More

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