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Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a forklift to position pallets for unloading from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a winch to unload pallets from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a winch to unload pallets from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a winch to unload pallets from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company attach winch cables to pallets for unloading from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a winch to unload pallets of 155 mm shells from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company transfer a commercial forklift from the dock to the hold of the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a winch to unload pallets of 155 mm shells from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company transfer a commercial forklift from the dock to the hold of the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

Members of the 155th Transportation Company use a forklift to position pallets for unloading from the chartered Military Sealift Command cargo ship BUILDER (T-AK 2031) during LIFELINE Operations

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Subject Operation/Series: LIFELINE

Base: Southport

State: North Carolina (NC)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: SPC Ronald Barfield

Release Status: Released to Public

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01/05/1983
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