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    Port Clinton, Ohio Armory [Image 6 of 14]

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    A U.S. Coast Guard member named Kittrell is standing in what appears to be an armory or weapons storage room, examining a rifle with a large brass/cylindrical attachment at the muzzle end, consistent with a line-throwing gun or flare launcher. The room contains numerous weapons and slings stored on pegboard racks along the wall. An open doorway in the background reveals an office area.

    PORT CLINTON, OHIO, UNITED STATES

    02.18.2015

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Lauren Laughlin 

    U.S. Coast Guard Great Lakes

    Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Brandon Kittrell inspects the bolt action and slide catch of an M1903 U.S. Springfield Rifle at the Coast Guard Armory in Port Clinton, Ohio, Feb. 18, 2015. The rifle has been modified to shoot rope to a vessel in distress during an emergency where out boats are unable to get alongside them. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Lauren Laughlin)

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    Date Taken: 02.18.2015
    Date Posted: 04.23.2015 13:26
    Photo ID: 1891843
    VIRIN: 150218-G-KB946-006
    Resolution: 2352x3545
    Size: 4.28 MB
    Location: PORT CLINTON, OHIO, US
    Web Views: 206
    Downloads: 11

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    A U.S. Coast Guard personnel member wearing blue coveralls and white latex gloves is inspecting or maintaining a disassembled weapon system, likely an M240 or similar machine gun, on a workbench. The individual is wearing safety glasses and closely examining a component of the weapon. Reference documents, including a binder and printed sheets, are visible on the workbench alongside additional weapon components.
    A technician wearing blue coveralls and white latex gloves is disassembling or reassembling a firearm on a black work mat. The workspace includes multiple firearm components spread across the bench, along with a printed reference document. The setting appears to be a professional armory, maintenance facility, or law enforcement/military workshop.
    A U.S. Coast Guard petty officer is working at a workbench in what appears to be an armory or ordnance room. He is wearing purple nitrile gloves and inspecting or maintaining a handgun. The background shows weapon racks and storage equipment consistent with a military armory setting.
    A person wearing a blue uniform and purple nitrile gloves is handling a semi-automatic pistol, appearing to remove or inspect the magazine. The setting appears to be an official firearms examination or ordnance processing facility, as evidenced by the 'Ordnance Log' document visible on the table. Tools, pens, and what appears to be another firearm are laid out on the work surface in the background.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member identified by name tape as 'HORRIGNS' is performing maintenance or inspection on a handgun in what appears to be an armory or weapons storage room. He is wearing purple nitrile gloves and using a red-handled screwdriver tool on the firearm. The background shows a rack of rifles secured behind a metal mesh cage.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member named Kittrell is standing in what appears to be an armory or weapons storage room, examining a rifle with a large brass/cylindrical attachment at the muzzle end, consistent with a line-throwing gun or flare launcher. The room contains numerous weapons and slings stored on pegboard racks along the wall. An open doorway in the background reveals an office area.
    The image shows the interior of a wooden storage structure containing a large quantity of military ammunition crates and metal ammo cans. Wooden crates are stacked floor-to-ceiling along the walls and in palletized bundles, with visible markings indicating 7.62mm caliber ammunition. Several dark green military-style metal ammunition cans with yellow inventory tags are also present on a shelf or surface.
    The image shows an indoor shooting range lane viewed from the shooter's position looking downrange. A standard silhouette paper target is suspended on a target carrier system approximately mid-range. The lane walls are lined with sound-absorbing acoustic foam panels, and spent debris is visible on the floor.
    A chain-link fence gate secured with a heavy chain and padlock displays a warning sign. The sign reads 'RESTRICTED ACCESS' in red text and 'MILITARY EXERCISE IN PROGRESS / PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ENTER' in black text. The background behind the fence appears to be covered with brown/tan material, possibly burlap or cardboard.
    The image shows a display of various ammunition types arranged in front of a stack of military-style olive drab ammunition cans labeled 'LIGHT BOX' with orange labels. Multiple calibers and types of ammunition are lined up from smallest to largest for comparison purposes. The setting appears to be an indoor environment, possibly a gun shop, range, or educational display.
    The image shows a Weapons Clearing Station sign mounted on a gray metal wall or panel. The sign contains detailed loading and unloading instructions for multiple firearms including the P229R-DAK pistol, 12 Ga. Remington 870 Police shotgun, and M16 rifle. Additional safety rules and warnings are posted above and to the side of the main sign.
    The image shows a printed safety precautions placard titled 'Small Arms and Machine Guns Safety Precautions,' affixed to a gray metal surface. The placard contains 10 numbered safety rules along with a bold red warning statement. The content references ship's magazine storage, suggesting a naval or military vessel context.
    The image shows a printed instruction card for the SIG P229R-DAK Function Test. It contains a safety warning, ten numbered procedural steps for testing the firearm's functions, and a closing note about reporting malfunctions. The card appears to be an official armorer or inspection reference document.
    The image shows a military or law enforcement armory with numerous rifles stored in organized wall-mounted racks. The weapons are arranged in neat rows with camouflage slings attached, alongside additional equipment stored on upper shelves. The facility appears to be a secure weapons storage room with a systematic inventory management system.

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