Explosive
Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialists from Australia, Singapore, and
the U.S. undertake exercise TRI-CRAB 2000. Participants perform
free falls from a U.S. Air Force C-130 over Guam as part of their
combined exercise training.
Photo
by PH3 Marjorie McNamee. USN
Explosive
Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians from three regional armed forces took
part in a very important multinational training exercise known as TRI-CRAB
2000, 2 - 11 May. The TRI-CRAB exercise code name is based upon "tri"
for the three participating countries and "crab" which is the nickname
for the EOD badge. The exercise focused on common EOD procedures between
the armed forces of Australia, Singapore and the U.S.
PH2
Alan D. Monyelle is a photojournalist assigned to Fleet Imaging Center
Pacific, Guam, which provided extensive coverage of excercise TRI-CRAB
2000.