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Foreword

RIMPAC 2004:
Demonstrating Shared Resolve for Regional Peace and Security

28th Pacific Armies Management Seminar (PAMS XXVIII) in India

COOPERATIVE COPE THUNDER 2004:
Sharpening Combat Air Skills

MALABAR 2004:
Enhancing Peace and Security in the Asia-Pacific Region

Happenings

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	Mock evacuees are airlifted from the simulated American embassy on the Pacific Missile Range to the USS Tarawa (LHA 1). Photo by PH1 Jane West, USN		Royal Australian Band members perform at the 4th of July Independence Day celebrations at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. They and their group, “Essemblic,” had won the “RIMPAC Battle of the Ships’ Bands.” Commonwealth of Australia Department of Defence photo by Royal Australian Navy ABph Brenton Freind		A U.S. Marine riot tactics instructor demonstrates deflection of attack techniques during the NEO event. Photo by PH1 Jane West, USN
	Mock protestors throw debris at U.S. Marines during a non-combatant evacuation operation (NEO) exercise at the Pacific Missile Range. Photo by PH1 Jane West, USN		On board the USS Tarawa (LHA 1), Australian soldiers role-playing as evacuees provide personal information during shipboard processing. Photo by PH1 Jane West, USN		Canadian guided missile destroyer HMCS Algonquin (DDG 283) and patrol frigate HMCS Regina (FFH 334) are dressed for Canada Day in Pearl Harbor on 1 July 2004 — Canada’s 137th birthday. The day was also marked with a floor hockey tournament and ended with the Canadian ships hosting other RIMPAC. Canadian Department of National Defence photo by Canadian Navy Lt. Cmdr. Gerry Pash
	Mock evacuees are thoroughly searched after entering the processing area of the simulated American embassy during the NEO exercise. Photo by PH1 Jane West, USN

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