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Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai Navy and EOD Mobile Unit 5 prepare their equipment before entering the pool as part of a bilateral training event during Exercise Cobra Gold 2012 here Feb.... More

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai Navy and EOD Mobile Unit 5 prepare to swim to the surface of the dive pool as part of a bilateral training event during Exercise Cobra Gold 2012 here Feb. ... More

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai

Explosive Ordnance Disposal divers from the Royal Thai Navy enters the pool during bilateral dive training with EOD Mobile Unit 5 here Feb. 12. The two dive teams compared diving techniques during Exercise Cobr... More

U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Jeffery “Scott” Jones, commander

U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Jeffery “Scott” Jones, commander

U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Jeffery “Scott” Jones, commander of Amphibious Force 7th Fleet, talks with explosive ordnance disposal divers from the Royal Thai Navy and EOD Mobile Unit 5 during a diving exercise here Feb... More

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