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File:PoA Chaimite V-200 convoy DF-SD-04-08002.JPEG

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Description
English: A convoy of Portuguese Army Chaimite V-200 Armored Personnel Carriers prepares to move out at the Glamoc live-fire range, while participating in Exercise IBERIAN RESOLVE, at Camp Butmir, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Date between 20 May 2002 and 2 June 2002
Source http://www.defenseimagery.mil/imagery.html#guid=a4481c356d030e7a1ce8de693bfb2d19443c358c, http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/Assets/2004/Air_Force/DF-SD-04-08002.JPEG
Author Master Sgt. Scott Wagers, U.S. Air Force
VIRIN 020602-F-EF201-024
Nota I
English: According to VIRIN, this image would have been created 2 June 2002; another source asserts that between 20 and 25 May 2002.
Português: Segundo VIRIN, esta imagem haveria sido criada 2 de Junho de 2002; uma outra fonte assevera que entre 20 e 25 de Maio de 2002.
  1. ↑ a b TRILHOS Publicação do 2ºBIMec / BMI / SFOR II - número 4 - Maio 2002 - Mensal. Pág. 8.
Nota II Photo ID: DFSD0408002, 020602F1014W024

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Image title A convoy of Portuguese Army Chaimite V-200 Armored Personnel Carriers prepares to move out at the Glamoc live-fire range, while participating in Exercise LIBERIAN RESOLVE, at Camp Butmir, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Author MSGT SCOTT WAGERS, USAF
Orientation Normal
Horizontal resolution 172 dpi
Vertical resolution 172 dpi
Software used Adobe Photoshop 7.0
File change date and time 10:09, 22 April 2004
Colour space Uncalibrated

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