Al Bashrah Oil Terminal (ABOT), Arabian gulf

A reinforced hull inflatable boat (RHIB) ferries sailors from Combined Task Force (CTF) Iraq Maritime Destroyer USS Hopper to Al Basrah oil terminal (ABOT) 50 kilometers off the coast of Iraq in the Northern Arabian Gulf February 4, 2010. CTF Iraq Maritime provides food and logistics for the more than 200 people working on the terminal, as well as providing overwatch security and training for the Iraqi naval and security forces that will eventually take over the responsibility of protecting it as foreign troops prepare to exit Iraq. (Photo by Scott Nelson/Agentur FOCUS)

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Copyright: 2010 Scott Nelson
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A reinforced hull inflatable boat (RHIB) ferries sailors from Combined Task Force (CTF) Iraq Maritime Destroyer USS Hopper to Al Basrah oil terminal (ABOT) 50 kilometers off the coast of Iraq in the Northern Arabian Gulf February 4, 2010. CTF Iraq Maritime provides food and logistics for the more than 200 people working on the terminal, as well as providing overwatch security and training for the Iraqi naval and security forces that will eventually take over the responsibility of protecting it as foreign troops prepare to exit Iraq. (Photo by Scott Nelson/Agentur FOCUS)