BROLL: U.S. Army Soldiers from the 651st Quartermaster Company conduct water purification exercises with the ... - DVIDS

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U.S. Army Soldiers from the 651st Quartermaster Company conduct a water purification exercise with members of the Tunisian Armed Forces in the Port of Gabes, Tunisia, May 3, 2024. African Lion 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of U.S. Africa Command's premier joint exercise led by U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF), running from April 19 to May 31 across Ghana, Morocco, Senegal, and Tunisia, with over 8,100 participants from 27 nations and NATO contingents. (U.S. Army video by Spc. Trevor Seiler)

Soundbites in order of appearance: 1st Lt. David Sneed, 651st Quartermaster Company commander.

Shot List:
(00:00:00) MEDIUM SHOT Two Soldiers check the composition of water
(00:08:51) MEDIUM SHOT Several Soldiers refill the diesel inside of a water purification vehicle
(00:14:42) MEDIUM SHOT Two Soldiers release excess water from a hose
(00:19:23) CLOSE SHOT A member of the Tunisian Armed Forces is instructed by a U.S. Soldier.
(00:25:27) MEDIUM SHOT Several members of the Tunisian Armed Forces work with U.S. Soldiers to check water purity level.
(00:32:36) MEDIUM SHOT Several members of the Tunisian Armed Forces work with U.S. Soldiers to check water purity level.
(00:37:51 MEDIUM SHOT U.S. Soldier works alongside a member of the Tunisian Armed Forces to check the chemical composition.
(00:42:53) MEDIUM SHOT U.S. Soldiers check the purity level of water bags they have laid out.
(00:49:18) MEDIUM SHOT U.S. Soldiers knee water inside of bag
(00:55:37) WIDE SHOT Establishing shot of the water purification set up.
(01:01:43) WIDE SHOT Military vehicle backing up
(01:07:33) MEDIUM SHOT U.S. Soldiers and members of the Tunisian Armed Forces adjust levels in the water purification system
(01:12:39) MEDIUM SHOT Members of the Tunisan Armed Forces walk with a U.S. soldier toward the water purification system.
(01:17:43) MEDIUM SHOT Members of the Tunisian Armed Forces work on the water purification system

Date Taken: 05.03.2024
Date Posted: 05.05.2024 18:24
Category: B-Roll
Video ID: 922038
VIRIN: 240503-A-DK687-9947
Filename: DOD_110283924
Length: 00:02:31
Location: BEN GHILOUF, TN

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