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STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, is using a 4 cubic yard loader to dismantle the Shiney Hope Ramp. The 31st RED HORSE Flight provides a highly mobile civil engineer response force to support contingency and special operations worldwide. The primary mission is to set-up field and contingency operations to support large-scale missions. Activities include heavy damage repair, barebase development and heavy engineering operations. The 31st RED HORSE Flight possess special capabilities, such as water-well drilling, explosive demolition, quarry operations, concrete mobile operations, material testing, expedient facility erection, and concrete and ...

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: Staff Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, is using a 4 cubic yard loader to dismantle the Sh... More

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, using a 4 cubic yard loader to dismantle the Shiney Hope Ramp. The 31st RED HORSE Flight provides a highly mobile civil engineer response force to support contingency and special operations worldwide. The primary mission is to set-up field and contingency operations to support large-scale missions. Activities include heavy damage repair, barebase development and heavy engineering operations. The 31st RED HORSE Flight possess special capabilities, such as water-well drilling, explosive demolition, quarry operations, concrete mobile operations, material testing, expedient facility erection, and concrete and asphalt...

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: Staff Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, using a 4 cubic yard loader to dismantle the Shine... More

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, performs a function check on a 16 cubic yard scraper. The 31st RED HORSE Flight provides a highly mobile civil engineer response force to support contingency and special operations worldwide. The primary mission is to set-up field and contingency operations to support large-scale missions. Activities include heavy damage repair, barebase development and heavy engineering operations. The 31st RED HORSE Flight possess special capabilities, such as water-well drilling, explosive demolition, quarry operations, concrete mobile operations, material testing, expedient facility erection, and concrete and asphalt paving

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Camp Darby, Livorno State: Toscana Country: Italy (ITA) Scene Major Command Shown: USAFE Scene Camera Operator: SRA Dennis Henry Release Status... More

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, performs a function check on a tracked excavator; shown with impactor attachments. The 31st RED HORSE Flight provides a highly mobile civil engineer response force to support contingency and special operations worldwide. The primary mission is to set-up field and contingency operations to support large-scale missions. Activities include heavy damage repair, barebase development and heavy engineering operations. The 31st RED HORSE Flight possess special capabilities, such as water-well drilling, explosive demolition, quarry operations, concrete mobile operations, material testing, expedient facility erection, and ...

STAFF Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: [Complete] Scene Caption: Staff Sergeant Pete Tice, from the 31st RED HORSE Flight, Camp Darby, Italy, performs a function check on a tracked excavator; ... More

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