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U.S. Army Reserve Spc. Andrew Price, a petroleum lab specialist with the 373rd Quartermaster Battalion, Jeffersonville, Ind., tests a fuel sample during QLLEX 2017, July 21, at Fort Bragg, NC. QLLEX, short for Quartermaster Liquid Logistics Exercise, is the U.S. Army Reserve’s premier readiness exercise for fuel and water distribution. This year’s QLLEX is not only a full demonstration of the capability, combat-readiness, and lethality of America’s Army Reserve to put fuel and water where it is needed most – in the vehicles and hands of the war-fighter and maneuver units – but it also further exercises the interoperability of the U.S. Army Reserve alongside active Army and British Army logisticians. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Timothy L. Hale) (Released)
The Joint Force Command, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), commander, Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, with an ABC news team visits troops throughout Liberia on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 2014.
GURESHK, Afghanistan--Royal Army Sergeant Adam Kennedy of the Royal Engineers Joint Force Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) group prepares to conduct mine awareness training with members of the Afghan National Army at Forward Operating Base Kenan on Jan. 28, 2009. Military leaders at Task Force Helmand are beginning a rigorous mine awareness campaign wih local residents, Afghan National Police and Afghan National Army to teach proper identification and marking of unexploded ordinance with the goal of reducing civilian casualties from accidental handling of explosive devices. ISAF photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Aramis X. Ramirez (RELEASED)
Adm. Steven Poulin, Coast Guard Vice Commandant, speaks at the Coast Guard Aviation Logisitics Center 75th Anniversary ceremony Oct. 27, 2022 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The Aviation Logisitics Center completes approximately 42 aircraft depot overhauls annually and manages 195 contracts valued at and estimated $1.9 billion. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Jonathan Lally)
The Joint Force Command, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), commander, Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, with an ABC news team visits troops throughout Liberia on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 2014.
Soldiers join in a prayer prior to the Camp Buchanan Thanksgiving Meal on Nov. 27, 2014. The Joint Force Command, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), commander, Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, with an ABC news team visits troops throughout Liberia on Thanksgiving Day.
U.S. Army Reserve Spc. Andrew Price, a petroleum lab specialist with the 373rd Quartermaster Battalion, Jeffersonville, Ind., organizes tools and instruments during QLLEX 2017, July 21, at Fort Bragg, NC. QLLEX, short for Quartermaster Liquid Logistics Exercise, is the U.S. Army Reserve’s premier readiness exercise for fuel and water distribution. This year’s QLLEX is not only a full demonstration of the capability, combat-readiness, and lethality of America’s Army Reserve to put fuel and water where it is needed most – in the vehicles and hands of the war-fighter and maneuver units – but it also further exercises the interoperability of the U.S. Army Reserve alongside active Army and British Army logisticians. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Timothy L. Hale) (Released)
The Joint Force Command, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), commander, Maj. Gen. Gary Volesky, with an ABC news team visits troops throughout Liberia on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 2014.
I shot this panorama with the wide... at 10mm. I couldn't believe that the stitching turned out so well given the amount of distortion in each frame.
This is an incredible building... the design of the place — with regard to acoustics and logisitics — is probably unmatched.
I wish I had the opportunity to shoot this with a tripod at a lower ISO... the noise is rather pronounced.
Black Saturday +day9
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Todays task is water. There is no reliable water. The tanks are dead (Frank a 63K litre tank is suspect with the inner poly liner burning to the waterline), the bore head is shot and there is no power to run it. There is also no power board to connect it. All have been destroyed. So todays task is secure a new 1K litre ruggedised water tank called a shutz. New because you want to store & transport drinking water. Where do you get them? Turns out "K" works in logisitics and is familiar with where to find such stuff.
So it's off to WestEnd Pallets in Williamstown. These blokes are pretty keenly snapped up so I consider myself lucky. The delivery details have been given. Now it's going to sisters house then DOP then Kinglake West.
The beach, should have bought my togs.
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American Odyssey: Running a relay from Gettysburg, PA to Washington DC, all the while raising funds for Hope for the Warriors. Runners: Pete Jonas, Joe Jonas, Randy Jonas, Kate Harvey, Anna Harvey, Pat Sheridan, J Cummins, Nicole Cummins, Aimee DeVito and Anne McDonough. HQ logisitical support: Donald McDonough, Kristin McDonough, Susan McDonough, Rachel Dawson, Teri Comer. Critical lodging/menu assistance/celebration support ably lent by Paul Rinaldi, Bill Skeahan, Madelyn Cummins, Eliya Cummins, Rafe Comer and Bryan Shea. Shot 4/23/10 - 4/24/10
3MP9 SCT logisitics freighter to Perth apporches into North Shore with SCT013 leading fellow classmates SCT012 and SCT014 with their big load to perth
LR17 WTX - IVECO Stralis 6x2 Tractor Unit and curtain-side trailer of K1 Logisitics from Llantrisant, Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan.
LR17 WTX was originally operated by F.F. Corse -a track-driving academy and race team operation for Ferrari owners, based at Silverstone.
M4 - Leigh Delamere, westbound.
25-09-2020
Another shot courtesy of Flickr user m20wc51, this one from a set of slides taken in Korean and Japan between 1951-53. This is definitely a US Army ship (yes, in those days there was a whole mini-Navy run by the Army, for troop transports and logisitics mainly) but this is likely a Japanese harbour, as evidences by the Japanese flags on at least two ships in the background. Thus, possibly Sasebo, or Yokohama; the former was a big US base at the time and the latter was one of the ports used by Shinnihon Line, one of whose ships is visible in the background, centre.
The original shot is here, for purposes of comparison. I've also straightened the shot a little bit.
Black Saturday +day9
update latest news
Todays task is water. There is no reliable water. The tanks are dead (Frank a 63K litre tank is suspect with the inner poly liner burning to the waterline), the bore head is shot and there is no power to run it. There is also no power board to connect it. All have been destroyed. So todays task is secure a new 1K litre ruggedised water tank called a shutz. New because you want to store & transport drinking water. Where do you get them? Turns out "K" works in logisitics and is familiar with where to find such stuff.
So it's off to WestEnd Pallets in Williamstown. These blokes are pretty keenly snapped up so I consider myself lucky. The delivery details have been given. Now it's going to sisters house then DOP then Kinglake West.
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