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    Foal Eagle: March 2015 [Image 3 of 11]

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    A U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer is underway at sea in moderately rough conditions. The vessel is photographed from an elevated angle, showing its full profile as it cuts through choppy gray-green waters. Atmospheric haze reduces visibility in the background, suggesting overcast or foggy maritime conditions.

    USS JOHN S. MCCAIN, WATERS WEST OF KOREA, AT SEA

    03.10.2015

    Photo by Daniel M. Young 

    U.S. Navy           

    150311-N-NI474-352
    WATERS TO THE WEST OF THE KOREAN PENINSULA (March 11, 2015) The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS John S. McCain (DDG 56) transits while underway to conduct exercise Foal Eagle 2015. Foal Eagle is a series of annual training events that are defense-oriented and designed to increase readiness and maintain stability on the Korean Peninsula while strengthening the Republic of Korea-U.S. alliance and promoting regional peace and stability of the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Daniel M. Young/Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.10.2015
    Date Posted: 03.14.2015 02:06
    Photo ID: 1814500
    VIRIN: 150311-N-NI474-352
    Resolution: 4608x2348
    Size: 1.52 MB
    Location: USS JOHN S. MCCAIN, WATERS WEST OF KOREA, AT SEA
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    A gray naval warship is underway at speed in open ocean, generating significant bow waves and wake. The vessel has a modern, angular stealth-influenced hull design consistent with a Littoral Combat Ship (Freedom-class), with the number '3' partially visible on the bow. Conditions appear hazy with choppy seas.
    An aerial photograph of a modern naval warship, consistent with a Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), underway at high speed in rough open ocean conditions. The vessel is generating significant bow spray and wake as it cuts through choppy seas. The ship displays a gray naval paint scheme with visible sensor arrays, weapons systems, and superstructure typical of U.S. Navy LCS vessels.
    A U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer is underway at sea in moderately rough conditions. The vessel is photographed from an elevated angle, showing its full profile as it cuts through choppy gray-green waters. Atmospheric haze reduces visibility in the background, suggesting overcast or foggy maritime conditions.
    A gray naval warship bearing hull number 972 is underway on open, choppy seas under an overcast sky. The vessel appears to be a mid-sized frigate or destroyer-type warship with multiple radar and communications masts visible. The ship is photographed from an elevated angle, likely from an aircraft or another vessel.
    An aerial photograph shows a gray naval warship bearing hull number 958 underway at sea, flying what appears to be a South Korean flag. The vessel is a frigate or destroyer-class warship equipped with multiple weapon systems and radar installations. A second, smaller vessel is visible in the distant background through haze.
    Military personnel are operating in what appears to be a naval combat information center (CIC) or similar tactical operations room aboard a warship. The space is illuminated predominantly in blue light with multiple glowing control panels, monitors, and indicator lights. Several crew members wearing dark uniforms and headsets are actively working at various consoles.
    A formation of naval warships sailing in a single-file line across open ocean under hazy, overcast conditions. The lead vessel appears to be a Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) with at least four additional warships, likely Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, visible trailing behind it. The ships are underway at speed, producing visible bow waves and wakes.
    An aerial photograph shows a formation of multiple naval warships underway at sea in hazy conditions. The formation includes at least four vessels of varying types, with a Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) in the foreground and what appear to be destroyers or frigates in the background. The ships are leaving visible white wakes as they travel in a coordinated column or formation.
    Two personnel in dark navy coveralls and black caps are operating a high-pressure orange fire hose on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel. A powerful stream of water is being directed at a gray bulkhead or superstructure surface. The activity appears to be a washdown, firefighting drill, or AFFF (aqueous film-forming foam) system test.
    Several naval personnel are operating a large orange fire hose on the deck of a military warship, directing a powerful stream of water forward along the deck. The activity appears to be a damage control drill or deck washdown exercise. The ship is at sea, as evidenced by ocean water visible on the port side.
    A naval warship, appearing to be a U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer, is underway at sea with crew members visible on the deck. A water cannon or fire hose system is actively discharging a high-pressure stream of water off the port side of the vessel. The scene appears to depict a damage control drill, fire suppression exercise, or anti-piracy water cannon demonstration.

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