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    CARAT Indonesia [Image 9 of 17]

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    A diver is being fitted with a yellow Kirby Morgan diving helmet by two assistants on what appears to be a military or naval vessel. The scene depicts pre-dive preparation with multiple personnel in navy blue shirts visible in the background. The setting appears to be in a tropical or coastal region, evidenced by the mountainous terrain visible in the background.

    PASIR PUTIH, INDONESIA

    08.07.2015

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Kori Melvin 

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    150807-N-TS452-041 PASIR PUTIH, Indonesia (Aug. 7, 2015) U.S. Navy Diver 1st Class Mathew DeMyers, assigned to Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit (EODMU) 11, prepares for a surface supplied dive with Indonesian navy divers assigned to Dislambair Koarmatim aboard the Military Sealift Command rescue and salvage ship USNS Safeguard (T-ARS 50) during Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) Indonesia 2015. In its 21st year, CARAT is an annual, bilateral exercise series with the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps and the armed forces of nine partner nations. (U.S Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Kori Melvin/Released)

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    Date Taken: 08.07.2015
    Date Posted: 08.12.2015 15:16
    Photo ID: 2117607
    VIRIN: 150807-N-TS452-041
    Resolution: 3000x1878
    Size: 1.3 MB
    Location: PASIR PUTIH, ID
    Web Views: 116
    Downloads: 18

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    Two young men in matching navy blue military-style t-shirts are working together at a rugged, military-grade laptop computer at a wooden table. The person on the right is actively typing while the person on the left observes closely. The setting appears to be a military vessel or facility based on the institutional interior and equipment visible.
    The image shows the bow deck of a naval or research vessel during what appears to be a small boat deployment or recovery operation at sea. Crew members are actively working on deck with rigging, lines, and crane equipment, while a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) is visible in the water nearby. A second deflated or stowed inflatable boat is positioned on the deck alongside various ropes, chains, and equipment.
    Two military personnel in full tactical gear are positioned on what appears to be a watercraft, with one soldier pointing toward the horizon over a body of water. Both wear combat helmets, tactical vests, and camouflage uniforms, suggesting a joint military operation or exercise. Ships are visible in the background on the water.
    A military patrol boat in camouflage paint scheme is operating at high speed in a busy waterway, passing close to a large cargo vessel named 'HAFIDYAH' registered in Batam. Several armed personnel are visible aboard the patrol craft, which appears to be a Mark VI or similar river/coastal patrol boat flying a small American flag. The background shows a busy port environment with multiple large vessels and industrial infrastructure.
    Three military personnel in full tactical gear are aboard a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) passing under a large concrete bridge over open water. The soldiers are wearing camouflage uniforms, tactical vests, and helmets with communication equipment. Visible unit insignia and text suggest Indonesian military affiliation, specifically KOPASKA (Indonesian Navy special forces).
    Two military Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft are visible operating at high speed on open water, approaching what appears to be a beach landing zone. The image is taken from a sandy shoreline with dark sand dunes in the foreground. A larger vessel is faintly visible in the background through haze.
    The image shows amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) emerging from the ocean onto a dark sandy beach during what appears to be a military amphibious landing exercise. At least two tracked armored vehicles in green camouflage are visible coming ashore through the surf. A naval vessel is visible in the background on the horizon, with smoke visible near it.
    A Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft has beached on a sandy shore during a military amphibious operation. Military personnel in various uniforms are overseeing the offloading of vehicles, including a camouflage-painted HMMWV (Humvee) and a military truck. The scene depicts a standard amphibious assault or logistics exercise with Navy and Marine Corps personnel present.
    A diver is being fitted with a yellow Kirby Morgan diving helmet by two assistants on what appears to be a military or naval vessel. The scene depicts pre-dive preparation with multiple personnel in navy blue shirts visible in the background. The setting appears to be in a tropical or coastal region, evidenced by the mountainous terrain visible in the background.
    A group of military personnel, appearing to be a mix of U.S. Navy sailors and foreign military counterparts, are gathered on the deck of a naval vessel conducting what appears to be a joint training or operational exercise. Personnel are wearing blue shirts with unit insignia and tan bucket hats, with one individual in U.S. Army/Special Forces multicam uniform. Various equipment including radio communications gear, Pelican cases, notebooks, and an Evinrude outboard motor are visible on deck.
    An aerial photograph shows a formation of five naval warships sailing in a diagonal line across open blue ocean waters. The vessels appear to be from multiple nations conducting a joint naval exercise or transit operation, with the largest ship — an apparent US Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer — leading at the front right. Signal flags and national ensigns are visible on several vessels.
    An aerial photograph of a submarine running on the surface of choppy open ocean waters. The vessel bears the hull number '402' prominently displayed on its conning tower (sail). The submarine appears to be underway, creating white wake patterns on both sides of the hull.
    Two amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) are maneuvering across a sandy beach or coastal terrain, kicking up dust and exhaust smoke. The vehicles are painted in green and black camouflage patterns and have personnel visible in open hatches on top. This appears to be a military exercise or amphibious landing operation.
    The image depicts a military amphibious assault exercise taking place in coastal waters. Armored amphibious vehicles are moving through the surf toward shore, supported by naval vessels offshore and a helicopter providing aerial observation. The scene suggests a coordinated multi-domain military landing operation.
    A naval warship is photographed at sea using a zoom burst or radial blur photographic technique, creating a strong sense of speed and motion. The vessel appears to be a modern military ship, likely a destroyer or littoral combat ship, cutting through open ocean waters. The intentional camera effect radiates blur outward from the ship's center, emphasizing dynamic movement.
    A group of approximately 12 individuals, including civilians in traditional Indonesian attire and military personnel in various uniforms, are participating in a ribbon-cutting or ceremonial dedication event outdoors. The group includes what appear to be U.S. Navy personnel and Indonesian military (TNI) soldiers alongside local civilian dignitaries. Colorful ribbons are being held collectively, suggesting a formal inauguration or groundbreaking ceremony.
    A U.S. Navy female sailor in NWU Type III digital camouflage uniform is laughing and interacting jovially with Indonesian military personnel wearing purple berets and woodland camouflage uniforms. The scene appears to take place at an Indonesian military facility during a joint training or exchange event. The atmosphere is clearly friendly and informal, suggesting a positive bilateral military engagement.

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