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    Kennewick Snake River ATON Trip [Image 5 of 11]

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    A worker wearing an orange hard hat and dark clothing is performing maintenance or installation work on a metal platform structure mounted against a rocky cliff face. The platform appears to be a monitoring or navigation station equipped with a solar panel and features a prominent red and black vertical striped marker. The rocky cliff shows natural weathering with patches of lichen and moss.

    KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    09.23.2014

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer David Mosley 

    U.S. Coast Guard Northwest

    Fireman Abby Hamann, assigned to Aids to Navigation Team Kennewick, Wash., counts the interval and flashes of a range light while inspecting an aid to navigation along the Snake River in eastern Washington, Sept. 23, 2014. The personnel of ANT Kennewick are responsible for maintaining aids, which are located to help ensure the safety of vessel traffic along navigable waterways used by both recreational and commercial traffic. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Chief Petty Officer David Mosley)

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    Date Taken: 09.23.2014
    Date Posted: 10.01.2014 18:58
    Photo ID: 1590760
    VIRIN: 140923-G-QL499-286
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 18.11 MB
    Location: KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON, US
    Web Views: 69
    Downloads: 2

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    Three U.S. Coast Guard personnel are aboard a patrol vessel, with one member actively operating the helm in the foreground. All personnel are wearing standard navy blue uniforms, orange life vests bearing the U.S. Coast Guard insignia, and navy blue caps. The vessel appears to be navigating near rocky terrain under clear skies.
    Two individuals wearing blue uniforms are navigating through dense brush and vegetation on a hillside. In the foreground, a red and black bag marked 'U.S. COAST GUARD' is visible on what appears to be the deck of a vessel. The scene suggests Coast Guard personnel have disembarked from a boat to search or investigate an area of overgrown terrain.
    Two workers dressed in blue uniforms are servicing or installing equipment on a metal pole structure mounted on a hillside. A green square sign displaying the number '43' is attached to the pole structure. The setting is a dry, grassy hillside with sparse shrubs in the foreground.
    A worker wearing an orange safety helmet stands on a work boat on a wide river, observing a large steel structure or navigation aid being serviced. Another worker appears to be at the top of the metal structure performing maintenance or installation work. The background shows arid rolling hills, a barge along the far shoreline, and clear blue skies.
    A worker wearing an orange hard hat and dark clothing is performing maintenance or installation work on a metal platform structure mounted against a rocky cliff face. The platform appears to be a monitoring or navigation station equipped with a solar panel and features a prominent red and black vertical striped marker. The rocky cliff shows natural weathering with patches of lichen and moss.
    An aluminum-hulled patrol or rescue boat is docked at a rocky shoreline on a calm river. The vessel is equipped with law enforcement or emergency response gear, including blue emergency lights, a radar dome, an American flag, and various safety equipment in the open stern deck. In the background, a freight train is visible on tracks along the far riverbank.
    A worker wearing a red hard hat stands atop a metal lattice tower structure beside a road, appearing to service or install a large signal light or navigation beacon. The tower is marked with red and black vertical panels and is positioned along a paved road next to a calm river, with arid rolling hills visible in the background. A second person is visible at the base of the tower, possibly assisting or observing.
    Two individuals in blue uniforms, consistent with U.S. Coast Guard attire, are working on top of a stone masonry structure adjacent to a calm river or reservoir. They appear to be installing or maintaining a red triangular navigation marker bearing the number '40'. Arid, rolling hills with power transmission lines are visible in the background.
    A young male wearing a U.S. Coast Guard uniform with a red survival/flotation vest is looking downward while handling a gray fabric item, possibly a tarp or cover. He is wearing dark wraparound sunglasses and a wristwatch. The image appears to be taken outdoors in bright conditions.
    A worker in full safety gear is performing maintenance on top of a metal structure featuring two red triangular signs marked '34', likely an airport runway threshold marker or navigational aid. The worker is handling a solar-powered light fixture mounted on a central pole. The structure is positioned against a dark volcanic or basalt rock face.
    A worker in blue coveralls and a safety harness climbs a metal ladder affixed to a dark rocky cliff face. Two red triangular signs bearing the number '34' are mounted on a metal platform structure on the rock. American flags and smaller red/white pennant flags are visible in the foreground, suggesting a nautical or event setting.

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