Soldiers prepare to fire an 81 mm mortar during the joint US/Honduras field training Exercise AHUAS TARA II (BIG PINE). The soldier at the right is armed with an M16A1 rifle. Subject Operation/Series: AHUAS TARA II (BIG PINE) Country: Honduras (HND)

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