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Private H.S. Hungseok Ryu, a Korean soldier Augmented to the United States Army (KATUSA) from the 61st Chemical Company, 3rd Platoon, sprays-down an M1081 Standard Cargo LVAD (Low Velocity Airdrop System) Truck during FOAL EAGLE 2000, a decontamination exercise

A Korean Soldier Augmented to the United States Army (KATUSA) from the 61st Chemical Company, 3rd Platoon, stands still at night during FOAL EAGLE 2000, while another soldier inspects his outer clothing for any contamination

Private First Class Y.S. Yong Park, a Korean Soldier Augmented to the United States Army (KATUSA) from the 61st Chemical Company, 3rd Platoon, Camp Carroll, takes instructions from a US Army STAFF Sergeant during decontamination operations

Private First Class M.K. Minkang Jung, left, and Private H.S. Hungseok Ryu, Korean soldiers Augmented to the United States Army (KATUSA) from the 61st Chemical Company, 3rd Platoon, use water to decontaminate an M1081 Standard Cargo LVAD (Low Velocity Airdrop System) Truck during FOAL EAGLE 2000

Private First Class Y.S. Yong Park, a Korean Soldier Augmented to the United States Army (KATUSA) from the 61st Chemical Company, 3rd Platoon, Camp Carroll, decontaminates a M1081 Standard Cargo LVAD (Low Velocity Airdrop System) Truck during FOAL EAGLE 2000

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A US Army (USA) M3A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle Systems (BFVS), waits while USA personnel with the 2nd Infantry Division, 4th Chemical Company, finish pumping water from a creek into an M-923 5-ton truck rigged with an 800-gallon tank, during a practice Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (ABC) exercise, at Camp Casey, Republic of Korea (ROK)

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Korean Soldiers Augmented to the United States Army (KATUSA) from the 61st Chemical Company, 3rd Platoon, breakdown a water bladder used during field decontamination operations, part of FOAL EAGLE 2000

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Subject Operation/Series: FOAL EAGLE 2000

Base: Camp Carroll

State: Waegwan

Country: Republic Of Korea (ROK)

Scene Major Command Shown: 61st Chem. Co., 23rd Chem. BN

Scene Camera Operator: SPC James P. Johnson

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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