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More
than 400 miles north of the Canadian and U.S. forces patrolling the Ketchikan
waters, Australian Flying Officer (F/O) Bruce Wilde was doing his part
with his new American acquaintances. F/O Wilde, whose rank is equivalent
to a U.S. first lieutenant, spent most of his time with the 3rd Air Support
Operations Squadron at Fort Wainwright. The Royal Australian Air Force
reserve operations officer flew on an EC-130, observed air strikes, and
peered over the shoulders of staff officers at the Tactical Operations
Center at Fort Greely.
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Rigid
Hull Inflatable Boats of Port Security Unit 4, a Canadian
naval reserve unit, patrolled the waters of Ketchikan, Alaska,
to intercept "enemy" vessels.
PHOTO
BY SSGT. COHEN YOUNG, USAF
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U.S. sailors from SEAL Team 5 and Special Boat Unit Detachment
22 carry out beach insertions during NORTHERN EDGE.
PHOTO BY TSGT. BRIAN SNYDER, USAF |
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