File:Disassembling a VSAT dish 140715-A-AB123-008.jpg

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English: Sgt. Hanson Thomas, an Orange, N.J., native, truck commander, left, Spc. Drake Baldwin, a Dayton, Ohio native, utilities equipment repairer, center, and Spc. Kenneth Jobin, a Staten Island, New York native, sustainment automation support management office technician, right, all assigned to the 10th Sustainment Brigade, work together to disassemble the satellite dish to a logistics information system at the top of the Salang Pass, in support of retrograde operations July 15. The Salang Pass meanders through the Hindu Kush Mountains and has been called one of the most dangerous roads in the world.
Unit: 10th Mountain Division Sustainment Brigade Public Affairs Office
DVIDS Tags: supply; sustainment; leadership; NCO; logistics; Bagram Air Field; transportation; service member; media; draw down; 10th SBDE; CST; 10th Sustainment Brigade; 1st TSC; 1st Theater Sustainment Command; retrograde; Salang Pass; Afghanistan; First Team; U.S. Army; Fort Bragg; International Security Assistance Force; U.S. Army Central; ISAF; Operation Enduring Freedom; convoy security team; pre-combat checks; Muleskinner; VSAT; Robert Kay; HEMTT; Hindu Kush Mountains; ARCENT; SASMO; Sustainment Automation Support Management Office; 330th Movement Control Battalion; pre-combat inspections; TF Muleskinner; Task Force Muleskinner; retrograde operations; retrograde mission; Sgt. Michael K. Selvage; Michael Selvage; Maj. Gen. Darrell K. Williams; America's Army; Soldier news; 330th MCB; LHS; SASMO team; very small aperture terminal; logistics information systems; LIS; radio frequency in-transit visibility; RFI-TV; Chief Warrant Officer 4 Robert Kay; U.S. Army G4; a heavy expanded mobility tactical truck; Spc. Kenneth Jobin; Kenneth Jobin; Sgt. Hanson Thomas; Hanson Thomas; Spc. Drake Baldwin; Drake Baldwin; safety hazards; accomplished
Date Taken on 15 July 2014
Source https://www.dvidshub.net/image/1451318/disassembling-vsat-dish
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BAGRAM AIR FIELD, AF
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