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    Military Sealift Command delivers essentials, rolls out Exercise Cobra Gold [Image 12 of 17]

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    A large ship hatch cover or cargo hold lid is being lifted by a yellow crane at a port facility, revealing military vehicles stored below deck. Workers in high-visibility orange and blue safety gear are visible on the deck overseeing the operation. The setting appears to be a military logistics or sealift operation at a commercial or naval port.

    LAEM CHABANG, THAILAND

    01.27.2016

    Photo by Grady Fontana 

    Military Sealift Command Far East

    160127-N-IX266-012 LAEM CHABANG, Thailand –A removable portion of the deck of Military Sealift Command’s Surge Sealift, Roll-on/Roll-off ship USNS Maj. Stephen W. Pless (T-AK 3007) is removed to gain access to lower-level shipping containers here, Jan. 27. Each section of the deck weighs more than 24,000 lbs. The Pless, carrying more than 470 items, is one of two MSC ships delivering equipment for Exercise Cobra Gold, one of the largest multilateral exercises in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Grady T. Fontana/Released)

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    Date Taken: 01.27.2016
    Date Posted: 01.29.2016 00:34
    Photo ID: 2374282
    VIRIN: 160127-N-IX266-012
    Resolution: 10800x7200
    Size: 8.58 MB
    Location: LAEM CHABANG, TH
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    The image shows the US Naval Ship 'MAJ. STEPHEN W. PLESS', a large black-hulled military cargo vessel photographed from water level. The ship is loaded with military equipment including containers, vehicles, and other cargo visible on its deck. The vessel appears to be either arriving at or departing from a port, with a breakwater visible in the background.
    A large dark-hulled cargo or military vessel is docked at a port facility, viewed from the pier at water level. The ship features a prominent white superstructure and appears to have crane or loading equipment visible on deck and alongside. In the background, container terminal cranes with red and white striping are visible on the left side.
    A large cargo or container ship is docked at a commercial port facility, moored alongside a concrete quay. Water is visibly discharging from a port on the ship's hull near the waterline, suggesting ballast water or bilge pumping operations. Port workers in high-visibility orange vests and hard hats are standing on the dock near the vessel.
    The image shows a large cargo or container ship docked at an industrial port facility. A prominent orange gantry crane with yellow and black safety markings is positioned over the vessel, suggesting active loading or unloading operations. Multiple port infrastructure elements including mast towers and conveyor structures are visible in the background.
    The image shows the bow section of a US Naval Ship named 'MAJ. STEPHEN W. PLESS', with gold and white lettering visible on the dark hull. A worker wearing a white hard hat and plaid shirt is standing on the deck near the bow, appearing to be performing inspection or maintenance work. The ship is docked, with white superstructure visible in the background.
    Two workers are securing or unsecuring cargo chains on what appears to be a ship's deck near shipping containers. One individual is wearing US Marine Corps digital camouflage uniform with a white hard hat, while the other wears an orange high-visibility jumpsuit with a blue hard hat and safety harness. They are working together on a chain tensioning or lashing mechanism used to secure cargo containers.
    A port crane is lifting a dark olive-green military-style container using blue lifting straps attached to a yellow spreader bar. The container bears an orange hazard diamond placard indicating explosives. The scene is set at a shipping terminal with multiple large gantry cranes visible against a clear blue sky.
    An aerial view of a container terminal showing a ship-to-shore crane (labeled 'SEA SIDE SP-09') lowering a dark green cargo container onto a dock surface. Several workers in high-visibility safety gear are guiding the container during placement. Multiple stacked shipping containers from various carriers are visible in the background.
    A crane is lifting a dark green military-style container with hazardous material diamond placards using blue lifting straps at a port or dock facility. Two workers in safety gear are visible on the deck, one in orange coveralls with a blue hard hat monitoring the lift, and another in an orange vest with a white hard hat working nearby. A military vehicle is visible on the left side of the deck, and the scene is set against a waterway in the background.
    A busy container port terminal showing a large ship-to-shore (STS) gantry crane actively loading or unloading shipping containers onto a flatbed truck. Multiple workers in high-visibility safety gear and hard hats are visible on the ground level coordinating operations. The background reveals an extensive port facility with stacked containers from various shipping lines and additional cranes stretching to the horizon.
    A dock worker in full high-visibility safety gear stands atop a military-marked green shipping container labeled 'EXPLOSIVES 1.2G', handling a blue lifting sling attached to a crane shackle. The container bears 'USMU' markings and hazardous materials diamond placards. The worker is actively guiding or securing the crane rigging in an outdoor port or logistics environment under clear blue skies.
    A large ship hatch cover or cargo hold lid is being lifted by a yellow crane at a port facility, revealing military vehicles stored below deck. Workers in high-visibility orange and blue safety gear are visible on the deck overseeing the operation. The setting appears to be a military logistics or sealift operation at a commercial or naval port.
    A large ship-to-shore gantry crane at a container terminal is lifting a hatch cover from a vessel's cargo hold. The image is taken from the deck of the ship looking upward, showing the crane's spreader mechanism and trolley in operation. In the background, stacked shipping containers from multiple carriers and additional port cranes are visible.
    The image shows a busy container port with a ship-mounted crane spreader bar labeled 'SEA SIDE SP-09' actively handling shipping containers. The view is taken from an elevated position aboard a vessel, looking down into the cargo hold where stacked containers are visible, including a green one partially labeled 'APITAL'. In the background, a large port terminal is visible with numerous stacked multicolored containers and port cranes.
    Two personnel stand on a dock observing a large military or cargo vessel with a lowered ramp or bow door. One individual wears a high-visibility vest labeled 'Military Sealift Command' and a white hard hat, while the other is dressed in military camouflage uniform with a white hard hat. A third person is visible standing on the vessel's ramp structure.
    Military personnel are conducting a port loading or unloading operation involving a U.S. Army helicopter, likely a UH-60 Black Hawk, being moved via a tow vehicle onto or off a large vessel. Several soldiers wearing camouflage uniforms and orange safety helmets are supervising and guiding the operation on a ship's ramp or dock. The operation appears to be a military equipment deployment or redeployment exercise.
    A military HMMWV (Humvee) in camouflage paint is being offloaded from a large cargo ship using a mobile crane at a port facility. Two dock workers in orange safety vests and hard hats are guiding the vehicle using tag lines while it is suspended mid-air. The operation appears to be a military equipment discharge at a commercial or naval port.

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