File:US Navy 042904-N-7034S-015 Sailors assigned to Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek's Special Boat Unit Two Zero (SBU-20) recover a Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) platform just after splashdown.jpg
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English: Norfolk, Va. (Apr. 29, 2004) - Sailors assigned to Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek's Special Boat Unit Two Zero (SBU-20) recover a Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) platform just after splashdown. The RHIB was deployed 2,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean from a United States Air Force C-130J Hercules assigned to Rhode Island's 143rd Airlift Wing. The airlift deployed two 11-meter RHIBs during a maritime craft air delivery system exercise, reaching the unit's milestone of 50 successful airdrops. SBU-20 also evaluated a prototype floatation device to expand the unit's in-ocean capabilities. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Samuel Shavers. (RELEASED) |
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Image title | NORFOLK, Va. (April 29, 2004) - Members from Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek's Special Boat Unit Twenty (SBU-20) recover a rigid hull inflated boat (RIB) platform, just after splashdown, from a United States Air Force C-130J Hercules from Rhode Island's 143rd Airlift Wing, 2,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, east of the Hampton Roads, Va., area. The airlift wing assisted SBU-20 deploy two 11-meter RIBs during a maritime craft air delivery system exercise, reaching the unit's milestone fiftieth successful airdrop. Also, SBU-20 tested a prototype floatation device to expand the unit's in-ocean capabilities. U.S. Navy Photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class (AW) Samuel Shavers, Fleet Combat Camera, Atlantic. |
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