Public-domain images between June 26, 2007 and April 28, 2012 from S - records 601 to 610
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 September 18, 2009: Ships from Combined Task Force Pacific sail in formation during the multinational exercise Fuerzas Aliadas PANAMAX 2009. Surface assets participating in the exercise are part of CTF Pacific or Caribbean, depending on where they are operating. FA PANAMAX 2009 is focused on the defense of the Panama Canal, with participants from 20 countries, and involving more than 4,500 personnel throughout the U.S. Southern Command area of focus.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Panama Program: Exercises |  September 18, 2009: PACIFIC OCEAN (Sept. 15, 2009) A Chilean boarding team fast-ropes onto the flight deck of Canadian frigate HMCS Calgary (FFH 335) during the multinational training exercise Fuerzas Aliadas PANAMAX 2009. The exercise is tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, with participants from 20 countries, and involving more than 4,500 personnel throughout the U.S. Southern Command area of focusSource: United States Southern Command (link) Countries: Chile, Panama Program: Exercises |
 September 18, 2009: PACIFIC OCEAN (Sept. 15, 2009) A Chilean sailor aboard Chilean navy frigate CNS Cochrane (FF 05) stands lookout watch during the multinational training exercise Fuerzas Aliadas PANAMAX 2009. The exercise is tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, with participants from 20 countries, and involving more than 4,500 personnel throughout the U.S. Southern Command area of focus.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Countries: Chile, Panama Program: Exercises |  September 17, 2009: US CARIBBEAN SEA (Sept. 15, 2009) Brig. Gen. John J. Donnelly, Deputy Commander, 807th Medical Deployable Support Command, is officially welcomed aboard by rainbow side boys of the amphibious dock transport ship USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) during his recent visit as part of Fuerzas Aliadas PANAMAX 2009. FA PANAMAX 2009 is a multinational exercise with 20 participating countries tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, involving over 4,500 personnel from the U.S. Southern Command area of focus.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Panama Program: Exercises |
 September 16, 2009: A multi-national naval force, including USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19), USS Doyle (FFG 39), USCGC Mohawk (WMEC 913), the Colombian frigate ARC Independiente, the Dutch auxiliary ship HMNLS Amsterdam, and the Uruguayan frigate General Artigas, cruise in formation as part of Fuerzas Aliadas PANAMAX 2009. FA PANAMAX is an annual multi-national training exercise tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, involving civil and military forces from 20 countries from the Caribbean, Central and South America and around the world. It is being conducted to exercise a variety of responses to any request from the Government of Panama to protect and guarantee safe passage of traffic through the Panama Canal, ensure its neutrality, and respect national sovereignty.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Panama Program: Exercises |  September 14, 2009: Participants listen to Panama Minister of Government and Justice Jose Raul Mulino speak during the opening ceremony of FA PANAMAX 2009.FA PANAMAX 2009 is a multinational exercise with twenty participating countries tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, involving more than 4,500 personnel from the U. S. Southern Command area of responsibility.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Panama Program: Exercises |
 September 14, 2009: U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Cliff Harrison briefs military personnel from several nations during a maritime boarding training exercise at Vasco Nunez de Balboa Naval Base, Panama. Harrison, also acting as a role player, works with the U.S. Coast Guard International Training Division in Yorktown, Va., and is participating in FA PANAMAX 2009. FA PANAMAX 2009 is a multinational exercise, with 20 participating countries training for the defense of the Panama Canal. More than 4,500 personnel are participating from countries in the U.S. Southern Command area of focus.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Panama Program: Exercises |  September 11, 2009: Warrant Officer Javier Alejandro marches alongside fellow graduates of the Jungle Warfare Instruction Center (Centro de Instrucao de Guerra na Selva) during the graduation ceremony in Manaus, Brazil.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Brazil Program: Engagement |
 September 11, 2009: Panamanian navy Ensign Jorge Martinez, left, receives positional updates about ongoing operations from U.S. Navy Chief Quartermaster Peter Quinn, battle-watch captain, in the command and control center aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Tarawa (LHA 1) Aug. 20, 2008, during Fuerzas Aliadas (FA) PANAMAX 2008. FA PANAMAX 2009, a multinational training exercise tailored to the defense of the Panama Canal, kicks off Sept. 11, 2009. This exercise involves more than 4,500 civil and military forces from the U.S. Southern Command area of focus and 20 countries.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Panama Program: Exercises |  September 10, 2009: Warrant Officer Javier Alejandro stands with Brazilian comrade after graduating from the Jungle Warfare Instruction Center (Centro de Instrucao de Guerra na Selva) in Manaus, Brazil.Source: United States Southern Command (link) Country: Brazil Program: Engagement |