17 Free Images of Maritime Civil Affairs And Security Training Command

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US Navy 100720-N-9589S-453 Instructors from the Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training, Security Force Assistance (SFA) team, review anti-terrorism and force protection measures with members of the Cameroon navy at Douala
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US Navy 091113-N-0000X-048 Sailors from the Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training Command's Security Force Assistance Detachment pose with officers from the Royal Cambodian Navy
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US Navy 100831-N-8546L-288 Sailors assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training (MCAST) command teach Costa Rican coast guard sailors how to time a 3412 series Caterpillar boat engine
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US Navy 100831-N-8546L-100 Chief Engineman Edward D. Young, from Gadsden, Ala., an instructor assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training (MCAST), teaches a Costa Rican coast guardsman how to time an engine
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US Navy 101115-N-8546L-069 A Uruguayan explosive ordnance disposal technician maneuvers a line attached to an improvised explosive device during a
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-339 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Jonathan Upton, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Jacksonville, Ala
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US Navy 101116-N-8546L-297 Uruguayan interagency forces collect forensic evidence after disrupting an improvised explosive device during a training
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US Navy 101116-N-8546L-850 Uruguayan explosive ordnance disposal technicians remotely operate an ANDROS robot to examine a secondary improvised exp
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US Navy 100825-N-8546L-276 Fuerza especial naval sailors guide their patrol boats in an echelon formation to demonstrate techniques they learned while training with the Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training Command
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-178 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Jonathan Upton, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Jacksonville, Ala
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US Navy 101115-N-8546L-532 A Uruguayan explosive ordnance disposal technician collects photographic reconnaissance information of a vehicle born im
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US Navy 101115-N-8546L-382 A Uruguayan army explosive ordnance disposal officer explains to her explosive ordnance disposal response team
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US Navy 111219-A-TF780-024 Lt. Lawrence White, assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training Command embarked aboard High Speed Vessel (
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US Navy 101115-N-8546L-183 A Uruguayan army explosive ordnance disposal technician rigs a vehicle door handle to open a vehicle born improvised exp
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US Navy 101115-N-8546L-093 A Uruguayan police officer and army explosive ordnance disposal technician observe from a safe distance the removal of a
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-040 Chief Master-at-Arms Nick Estrada, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Orange, Calif
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US Navy 110921-N-VP123-016 Electronics Technician 1st Class Anthony Nekervis, assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs Security Training Command, does fo
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