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    Littoral combat ships [Image 6 of 6]

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    An aerial photograph shows two naval vessels underway at sea, with their wakes forming a distinctive V or diverging pattern on the water surface. Both ships appear to be Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) of the Independence or Freedom class, traveling in close proximity on the open ocean. The image was likely taken from a helicopter or aircraft during a naval exercise or transit operation.

    AT SEA

    04.23.2014

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Keith DeVinney 

    U.S. Navy           

    The littoral combat ships USS Independence (LCS 2), left, and USS Coronado (LCS 4) are underway in the Pacific Ocean. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Keith DeVinney/Released)

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    Date Taken: 04.23.2014
    Date Posted: 04.26.2014 05:41
    Photo ID: 1275190
    VIRIN: 140423-N-VD564-032
    Resolution: 2700x1800
    Size: 1.98 MB
    Location: AT SEA
    Web Views: 309
    Downloads: 42

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    An aerial photograph of a U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) underway at sea, displaying an American flag from its mast. The vessel features the distinctive trimaran or catamaran hull design characteristic of the Independence-class LCS, with a large flight deck visible on the stern. The ship is traveling at high speed, evidenced by the significant white wake pattern surrounding the hull.
    Two U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) of the Independence-class trimaran design are underway at high speed in open ocean. Both vessels are flying American flags and generating significant wake, suggesting they are traveling at considerable speed. The aerial photograph captures the ships in a close formation, highlighting their distinctive angular, low-profile stealth hulls.
    The image shows two U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) of the Independence-class trimaran design underway at sea. Both vessels are traveling in close formation at speed, generating visible wake. American flags are visible flying from the masts of both ships.
    Two U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) of the Independence-class trimaran design are sailing in formation on open ocean. Both vessels are flying American flags and appear to be underway at moderate speed, generating visible wake patterns. The aerial photograph captures both ships from a slightly elevated forward angle in what appears to be a training or transit operation.
    An aerial photograph shows a naval warship executing a tight circular maneuver in open ocean, leaving a clearly visible white wake trail forming a near-complete circle on the water surface. The vessel appears to be a US Navy Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) based on its distinctive trimaran or catamaran hull design and superstructure profile. The image was taken from an elevated aerial perspective, likely from a helicopter or aircraft.
    An aerial photograph shows two naval vessels underway at sea, with their wakes forming a distinctive V or diverging pattern on the water surface. Both ships appear to be Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) of the Independence or Freedom class, traveling in close proximity on the open ocean. The image was likely taken from a helicopter or aircraft during a naval exercise or transit operation.

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    USS Independence (LCS 2)
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    USS Coronado (LCS 4)
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