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    Southern Seas 2010 [Image 6 of 21]

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    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, marked '200' and bearing a U.S. roundel insignia, is positioned on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. The aircraft appears to be chained/tied down to the deck with visible restraints, and a crew member in red gear is visible in or near the cockpit. The carrier's island superstructure is visible in the background, along with deck crew and ground support equipment.

    USS CARL VINSON, AT SEA

    03.15.2010

    Photo by Megan Catellier 

    Defense Imagery Management Operations Center     

    USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) cruises through the Strait of Magellan on her way to the Pacific Ocean. Carl Vinson is currently underway in the straits supporting Southern Seas 2010, a U.S. Southern Command-directed operation that provides U.S. and international forces the opportunity to operate in a multi-national environment. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Megan L. Catellier)

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    Date Taken: 03.15.2010
    Date Posted: 05.17.2014 21:58
    Photo ID: 1346925
    VIRIN: 100315-N-BK480-034
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 2.48 MB
    Location: USS CARL VINSON, AT SEA
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    Downloads: 5

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    The image shows military personnel standing on the bridge wing or observation platform of a naval vessel, overlooking a harbor with a red-and-white ship docked nearby. The scene appears to be a port visit or arrival, with a coastal town and rolling hills visible in the background. The overcast-to-partly-cloudy sky and industrial waterfront suggest a southern hemisphere or high-latitude port.
    A large aircraft carrier is visible at significant distance across open ocean water, photographed from another vessel or elevated coastal position. The carrier appears to be underway or anchored near a low-lying coastline or landmass visible on the horizon. The image captures a wide seascape under a partly cloudy blue sky.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, marked '200' and bearing a U.S. roundel insignia, is positioned on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. The aircraft appears to be chained/tied down to the deck with visible restraints, and a crew member in red gear is visible in or near the cockpit. The carrier's island superstructure is visible in the background, along with deck crew and ground support equipment.
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    An aerial photograph shows a naval formation of four vessels underway on open water. The formation is led by a large aircraft carrier bearing the hull number '70', followed by a guided-missile cruiser or destroyer, and two smaller patrol or missile boats in the foreground. All vessels appear to be US Navy ships based on visible American flags and hull markings.
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