Pakistani men and U.S. Marine Corps aircrew members

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Pakistani men and U.S. Marine Corps aircrew members

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Pakistani men and U.S. Marine Corps aircrew members work together to offload and carry flood relief supplies from a KC-130J Super Hercules Sept. 18 at Gilgit Air Base, Pakistan. The Marine Corps aircrew based out of Pakistan Air Force Base Faisal in the Sindh province travelled to the Central Flood Relief Cell at Pakistan Air Force Base Chaklala to pick up flood relief supplies needed in Gilgit. Once the relief supplies were offloaded, more than 50 civilians boarded the aircraft for transport to PAF Chaklala.

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