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[edit]DescriptionUS Navy 050724-N-1159B-022 Commander U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command, Rear Adm. Vinson E. Smith, stands with admirals and representatives from five other nations during the closing ceremonies of UNITAS 46-05, which were held.jpg |
English: Cartagena, Colombia (July 24, 2005) - Commander U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command, Rear Adm. Vinson E. Smith, stands with admirals and representatives from five other nations during the closing ceremonies of UNITAS 46-05, which were held at the Colombian Naval Academy. Colombia was the host nation for UNITAS 46-05, which included naval and coast guard units from the United States, Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Panama. U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command sponsored UNITAS with the objective of increasing interoperability and fostering cooperation among naval forces in the region. During the two-week exercise in July, participating forces had the opportunity to test their skills in areas such as anti-submarine warfare, air defense, maritime interdiction operations and surface gunnery. U.S. Navy photo by Journalist 1st Class Brian Brannon (RELEASED) |
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Author | U.S. Navy photo by Journalist 1st Class Brian Brannon |
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Image title | 050724-N-1159-022 Cartagena, Colombia - Rear Adm. Vinson E. Smith, commander U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command, stands with admirals and representatives from five other nations during the closing ceremonies of UNITAS 46-05, which were held at the Colombian Naval Academy. Colombia was the host nation for UNITAS 46-05, which included naval and coast guard units from the United States, Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Panama. UNITAS is sponsored by U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command with the objective of increasing interoperability and fostering cooperation among naval forces in the region. During the two-week exercise, participating forces had the opportunity to hone and test their skills in areas such as anti-submarine warfare, air defense, maritime interdiction operations and surface gunnery. Official U.S. Navy Photograph by JO1 Brian Brannon (RELEASED) |
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