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    PHIBRON-MEU integrated training [Image 4 of 9]

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    A U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer bearing hull number 51 is underway on open water. The vessel is sailing in calm seas under a hazy sky, with crew members visible on deck. Signal flags are flying from the mast, and the ship's anchor is deployed or partially lowered on the port bow.

    USS BATAAN, AT SEA

    09.20.2013

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class RJ Stratchko 

    USS Bataan (LHD 5)

    The guided-missile destroyer USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) transits the Chesapeake Bay on its way back into port. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class RJ Stratchko/Released)

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    Date Taken: 09.20.2013
    Date Posted: 09.21.2013 12:41
    Photo ID: 1023190
    VIRIN: 130920-N-NX070-025
    Resolution: 5350x3292
    Size: 955.95 KB
    Location: USS BATAAN, AT SEA
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    A large group of naval personnel are assembled on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier under a clear blue sky. The personnel are wearing various colored jerseys — predominantly yellow and blue — which are standard color-coded uniforms used on carrier flight decks to denote different roles and responsibilities. The formation appears to be a FOD (Foreign Object Debris) walkdown or a muster/inspection event.
    A large group of military personnel are conducting a Foreign Object Debris (FOD) walkdown on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck. Personnel are walking in a line formation, heads down, scanning the deck surface for debris. They are wearing various colored vests and uniforms indicating different crew roles and departments.
    The image shows a group of naval personnel aboard a military vessel conducting a replenishment-at-sea (RAS) operation. Crew members wearing hard hats and orange life vests are gathered near an open deck hatch, observing or managing fuel/supply transfer hoses connected between two ships underway. A 'NO SMOKING' sign and the word 'BATAAN' are visible, suggesting this may be aboard USS Bataan (LHD-5).
    A U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer bearing hull number 51 is underway on open water. The vessel is sailing in calm seas under a hazy sky, with crew members visible on deck. Signal flags are flying from the mast, and the ship's anchor is deployed or partially lowered on the port bow.
    A silhouetted military personnel wearing a communications headset is positioned behind what appears to be a mounted weapon system on a naval vessel. The operator is observing or tracking a small red boat moving at speed across open water, leaving a visible wake. A rope/cargo net is visible overhead, suggesting the observer is positioned under a deck structure.
    The image is taken from a darkened interior position looking outward over water, with a mounted machine gun visible in the foreground fitted with an orange/red safety flag on the barrel. In the background, an orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) is visible speeding across the water, leaving a white wake. This appears to be a military or coast guard training exercise scenario.
    The image is taken through what appears to be a gun sight or weapon mount on a larger vessel, framing an orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on open water. The orange barrel or muzzle of a weapon is visible in the foreground, pointed toward the small boat. The composition strongly suggests a maritime security, military training, or law enforcement interdiction scenario.
    A large nuclear-powered aircraft carrier is photographed from a distance at sea, viewed from a bow-on perspective. The vessel displays a prominent island superstructure with multiple radar arrays, communication masts, and what appears to be a red flag or signal flag visible. Personnel can be observed standing on the flight deck, suggesting the ship is either underway or maneuvering.
    A large US Navy aircraft carrier is visible at sea, photographed from what appears to be a coastal airfield or naval air station runway/tarmac. The foreground shows a paved surface with white painted markings consistent with a helicopter landing pad or runway threshold. Several smaller escort or patrol vessels are visible in the water near the carrier.

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