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SPECIALIST Fourth Class (SPC) Larry Boyd of the 842nd Quarter-MASTER Company monitors gauges on a tanker as it is filled with fuel during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84
SPECIALIST Fourth Class (SPC) Chester Gleesman of the 360th Transportation Company checks a tanker as it is filled with fuel during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84
SPECIALIST Fourth Class (SPC) Albert Irvin of the 173rd Transportation Company fills a vehicle's fuel tank at the petroleum oil lubricants issue point during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84
SPECIALIST Fourth Class (SPC) Michael Green, 425th Quartermaster Company, operates a 350-gallon fuel pump during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84 at the National Training Center
SGT William Ellis monitors the pump as AMN William R. Stearns positions the hose during a fuel recycling project. Both men are fuels specialists with the 836th Supply Squadron
Fuel is transferred from tankers to fuel bladders to be used in support of Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84
Private First Class (PFC) Garfield Jones refuels an M151 lightweight vehicle as Sergeant (SGT) B. Jiles looks on from the driver's seat, during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84 at the National Training Center
A UH-1 Iroquois helicopter lands at a fuel depot for refueling during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84
Private Aaron Leach, 590th Service and Supply Battalion, monitors the meters on a 5000-gallon fuel truck during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84 at the National Training Center
SPECIALIST Fourth Class (SPC) Larry Boyd of the 842nd Quarter-MASTER Company monitors gauges on a tanker as it is filled with fuel during Exercise GALLANT EAGLE '84
Summary
The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Subject Operation/Series: GALLANT EAGLE '84
Base: Camp San Luis Obispo
State: California (CA)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Camera Operator: SPC5 Izer
Release Status: Released to Public
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Date
01/08/1984
Source
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