15 Free Photos of United States Navy In Nginyang

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US Navy 060805-N-0411D-045 U.S. Marine Humvees and 7-Ton amphibious trucks powered through the strong current of the Nginyang River while many other vehicles were stuck on both sides
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US Navy 060810-N-0411D-024 Sixteen pounds of exploding C4 creates a huge cloud of dirt during training exercise Natural Fire
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US Navy 060805-N-0411D-051 U.S. Marine 7-Ton amphibious trucks powers through the strong current of the Nginyang River while many other vehicles were stuck on both sides
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US Navy 060818-N-0411D-079 U.S. Navy Cmdr. Dr. Warren Gilbert, left, of Reno, Nev., examines a patient with a mock head during field training
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US Navy 060802-N-0411D-079 U.S. Service members unload supplies from trucks into a warehouse at Natural Fire headquarters before the start of the multi-national exercise
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US Navy 060818-N-0411D-082 U.S. Navy Cmdr. Dr. Warren Gilbert, left, of Reno, Nev., examines a patient with a mock head during field training
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US Navy 060810-N-0411D-032 U.S. Navy Explosives Ordnance Disposal Specialists detonate four, sixteen-pound blocks of C4 explosive on the Natural Fire Live Fire range
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US Navy 060805-N-0411D-018 Lance Cpl. Adam Orozco, left, and Lance Cpl. Simon Lin assemble a series of two-man tents at Camp Lonestar
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US Navy 060810-N-0411D-023 U.S. Navy Explosives Ordnance Disposal Specialists set excess blasting caps in a place under a sixteen-pound block of C4 explosives during exercise Natural Fire
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US Navy 060808-N-0411D-027 U.S. Navy Capt. Timothy D. Moon speaks to the Kenyan media about exercise Natural Fire after the opening ceremonies
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US Navy 060804-N-0411D-016 U.S. Marine Camp Lonestar will house more than 300 U.S. Marines for Natural Fire, a multinational exercise designed to build a united military response to a natural disaster
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US Navy 060804-N-0411D-026 U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Simon Lin of Chino Hills, Calif., tightens up a corner rope while setting up the command tent at Camp Lonestar
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US Navy 060806-N-0411D-013 Guam Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Jay Antenocruz takes up a firing position with a Kenyan Army soldier at the perimeter of Natural Fire Headquarters as part of a mock attack drill
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US Navy 060810-N-0411D-019 U.S. Marine Cpl. Justin Lefan, center, watches U.S. Navy Explosives Ordnance Disposal Specialist 2nd Class Corey Baughmann, left, as he measures off fifteen feet of time fuse
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US Navy 060806-N-0411D-109 Kenyan Army Brig. Gen. and Natural Fire Commanding Officer, Leonard Ngondi, left, greets U.S. Marine Lt. Col. Steve Nichols, left, at Camp Lonestar
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