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    USCGC Sequoia (WLB 215) LMR deployment [Image 16 of 30]

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    A weathered, rust-covered fishing vessel marked 'V6P20' and 'CFA20' is stationary in open blue ocean waters. A smaller orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with personnel aboard is approaching or alongside the larger vessel, suggesting an inspection or boarding operation. The larger vessel shows significant corrosion and deterioration on its hull and superstructure.

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    04.15.2016

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Melissa McKenzie 

    U.S. Coast Guard Oceania

    A USCGC Sequoia (WLB 215) boarding team aboard a cutter boat-small approaches a fishing vessel in the Pacific Ocean April 15, 2016. Sequoia’s crew and embarked maritime law enforcement officers from Republic of the Marshall Islands and Australian Fisheries Management Authority conducted seven boardings during a 30-day law enforcement and fisheries patrol in the Pacific. (U.S. Coast Guard photo courtesy USCGC Sequoia/Released)

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    Date Taken: 04.15.2016
    Date Posted: 05.26.2016 20:31
    Photo ID: 2617107
    VIRIN: 160415-G-ZZ999-004
    Resolution: 3008x2000
    Size: 321.79 KB
    Location: GU
    Web Views: 87
    Downloads: 4

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    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel is photographed at sea from a smaller observation vessel. The foreground shows a yellow and blue WCPFC (Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission) pennant flag alongside what appears to be a U.S. flag, indicating this is likely a fisheries enforcement or inspection operation. The Coast Guard ship, painted in its distinctive black and white livery with orange/rust-colored deck equipment, is operating in open ocean under partly cloudy skies.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel numbered 215 is operating at sea alongside a smaller fishing or commercial vessel. The Coast Guard ship, painted in the distinctive black hull with white superstructure and orange diagonal stripe, appears to be engaged in an at-sea operation, possibly a boarding, inspection, or assistance mission. The scene takes place on open ocean under a partly cloudy sky.
    A law enforcement officer in tactical gear stands on an orange inflatable rigid-hull inflatable boat (RHIB) alongside a larger blue fishing or cargo vessel marked 'KC18'. The vessel shows significant rust and wear, suggesting age or neglect. This appears to be a maritime law enforcement boarding or interdiction operation conducted at sea.
    A large group of approximately 30-35 people pose together on a tropical beach alongside an orange outrigger canoe and safety equipment including life rings. The group appears to include both local islanders and individuals in blue uniforms, suggesting a maritime training or community assistance event. The setting features palm trees, white sand, and calm blue water in the background.
    A group of U.S. Coast Guard personnel in blue uniforms are gathered in a tropical beach setting alongside civilians. An orange life ring is visible in the upper left, appearing to be tossed or in motion. The scene appears to be a casual or community engagement event in a warm, palm-tree-lined outdoor area.
    A woman in a yellow shirt is demonstrating how to use a throw rope with an orange buoy float in what appears to be a water safety or rescue training session. Two individuals in navy blue coveralls, likely military or coast guard personnel, observe alongside a group of local community members under a thatched-roof structure near a beach. A life ring is visible hanging on a post in the background, reinforcing the water safety training context.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member crouches beside a red and black boat, painting or touching up a shark stencil design on its hull. Additional Coast Guard personnel and a civilian child are visible in the background, appearing to work on the same vessel. The scene appears to take place on a sunny beach or coastal area.
    A large group of approximately 30-35 people pose for a group photo on a sandy beach in front of a traditional thatched-roof structure (palapa/bure). The group includes uniformed personnel appearing to be U.S. Coast Guard members on the left side, alongside local community members of various ages. Several participants are wearing orange life vests and one person is holding an orange life ring/life preserver, suggesting a water safety training or outreach event.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member appears to be conducting a training or instructional session with a group of young men in an outdoor coastal setting. A participant in a blue cap is handling a coiled yellow rope, suggesting a demonstration of rope handling or maritime safety techniques. The group is gathered around a yellow picnic table on a gravel surface near a beach.
    A group of U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) personnel in navy blue uniforms are painting or refurbishing an orange boat on what appears to be a beach or coastal area. The team of approximately five members is actively working together, with some using paint rollers to apply orange paint to the vessel's hull. The setting includes palm trees and a parking area visible in the background, suggesting a tropical or subtropical location.
    A group of young people and adults are gathered outdoors on a sandy, coastal area examining or assembling a white and orange cone-shaped object, possibly a buoy or scientific instrument. A man in dark blue uniform with a cap, likely military or coast guard personnel, observes from the left. The setting appears to be a tropical island location with palm trees and clear blue skies.
    Three U.S. Coast Guard personnel are conducting what appears to be a training or demonstration session under a thatched-roof structure. The central figure is speaking and holding rescue equipment including an orange life ring and rope, while the others stand attentively. The setting appears to be an outdoor pavilion, possibly in a tropical location.
    A group of approximately eight people are gathered under a traditional thatched-roof open-air structure, appearing to be in a Pacific Island location. Several individuals are wearing U.S. Coast Guard uniforms, while others appear to be local officials and civilians. The setting suggests an official meeting, briefing, or community engagement event.
    A group of six individuals pose for a photo on a wooden dock next to a small motorboat with a yellow bimini top. Most of the group are wearing orange life vests and blue uniforms, suggesting they are maritime personnel or coast guard members. The scene is set in a tropical harbor with green hills, a distinctive rock formation, and calm turquoise water in the background.
    An aerial top-down photograph of a U.S. Coast Guard rigid-hull inflatable boat (RHIB) underway on open blue ocean water. Multiple personnel in tactical gear and life vests are visible aboard the vessel, which features an orange inflatable collar and a white radar/navigation dome. The image appears to document a law enforcement or boarding team operation.
    A weathered, rust-covered fishing vessel marked 'V6P20' and 'CFA20' is stationary in open blue ocean waters. A smaller orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with personnel aboard is approaching or alongside the larger vessel, suggesting an inspection or boarding operation. The larger vessel shows significant corrosion and deterioration on its hull and superstructure.
    A person in dark navy blue uniform and cap is painting a large tire or tire-shaped object outdoors. The tire tread pattern is being painted white/gray over what appears to be a yellow base, while the top portion is already painted green. The setting appears to be a grassy outdoor area, possibly a military or institutional facility.
    A group of five individuals pose together smiling in what appears to be a school or community building. Four of the individuals are wearing matching red polo shirts that appear to be a school uniform, while one person in the center wears a blue cap and dark uniform. The setting includes a bulletin board with newspaper clippings visible in the background.
    Three individuals in dark blue uniforms, at least one identifiable as U.S. Coast Guard personnel, are painting recycled tires and a concrete block outdoors under a canopy. The objects are being decorated with bright colors including yellow, red, and green, with the concrete block featuring a cartoonish face painted in green and blue. This appears to be a community service or playground beautification project.
    Three U.S. Coast Guard personnel in navy blue uniforms are conducting a presentation or educational briefing to a group of students wearing blue and white school uniforms. The students are seated in white plastic chairs in an open-air or semi-outdoor facility with blue and white walls. One female Coast Guard member appears to be actively speaking and gesturing to the audience.
    A person in dark blue uniform and cap is operating a string trimmer/weed whacker near an orange bench in an outdoor recreational area. The area contains blue and orange playground equipment, sparse dry grass, and what appears to be solar panels in the background. The setting appears to be a remote or island location based on the rocky terrain and coastal vegetation.
    The image shows a hand-painted surface, likely a boat hull or similar vessel, featuring a tropical palm tree motif with the words 'Coast Guard' written in black paint. The painting uses bold brushstrokes in green, brown, and yellow colors. The artwork appears informal and hand-done rather than professionally executed.
    A United States Coast Guard officer is conducting an inspection inside what appears to be the cargo hold or lower deck of a vessel. The space is cluttered with large wrapped bundles, bags, coiled cables, and various equipment under fluorescent lighting. The environment appears industrial and in poor condition, consistent with a working vessel interior.
    Two United States Coast Guard personnel are shown inside what appears to be a vessel's bridge or control room. Both are wearing tactical body armor vests, with the rear-facing individual's vest clearly labeled 'UNITED STATES COAST GUARD'. They appear to be engaged in a conversation or briefing.
    Two United States Coast Guard officers are conducting what appears to be a maritime boarding operation on a vessel. They are facing a group of civilians seated on the deck of a large dark-hulled ship, with one man in a light blue tank top standing and gesturing. Yellow buoys are visible along the left side of the vessel.
    The image shows two vessels at sea under partly cloudy skies. A U.S. Coast Guard cutter (numbered 215) is positioned alongside a blue fishing or commercial vessel with partially legible text on its hull. The two ships appear to be in close proximity, suggesting an interdiction, inspection, or boarding operation in open ocean.
    A busy port scene showing cargo unloading operations at a dock. Multiple vessels are moored, including a large ship with a distinctive red and black hull in the foreground, while palletized cargo boxes are staged on the quayside. A forklift operator and dock workers are actively managing the freight.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel numbered 215 is docked at a pier, with crew members offloading or handling palletized cargo on the dock. Workers wearing hard hats are managing ropes and cargo on the pier while others observe from the ship's deck. The scene appears to be at a tropical port, evidenced by lush green vegetation and rocky outcroppings visible in the background.
    A group of United States Coast Guard personnel in uniform pose with two civilians in front of a USCG vessel displaying the official Coast Guard emblem and '1790' founding date. The group appears to be participating in a humanitarian aid or book donation event, with personnel holding books and boxes of supplies. A handshake between a civilian and a Coast Guard member suggests a formal exchange or partnership ceremony.
    A group of United States Coast Guard personnel and two civilians pose in front of a USCG vessel (hull number partially visible as '21_') at a dock. The group is holding books and other donated materials, with pallets of supplies visible behind them. This appears to be a humanitarian aid or community outreach donation event.

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