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    Military Sealift Command, USARPAC voyage through Pacific Pathways [Image 6 of 22]

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    Port workers in safety gear are overseeing the loading or unloading of a U.S. Army Stryker armored vehicle onto or off a large military or cargo vessel. The vehicle is suspended by crane rigging while ground crew manage guide ropes and chains to control its movement. Additional military vehicles are visible inside the ship's cargo hold in the background.

    SATTAHIP, THAILAND

    07.12.2016

    Photo by Grady Fontana 

    Military Sealift Command Far East

    160712-N-IX266-006 SATTAHIP, Thailand—An M1126 Stryker is lowered into general purpose, heavy lift ship MV OCEAN GLORY during a backload of equipment at Chuk Samet, here, from exercise Hanuman Guardian, July 12. Military Sealift Command’s contracted voyage-charter MV OCEAN GLORY recently conducted a backload of about 250 items in Thailand as part of U.S. Army Pacific’s mobility operation PACIFIC PATHWAYS 16-2. (U.S. Navy photo by Grady T. Fontana/Released)

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    Date Taken: 07.12.2016
    Date Posted: 07.21.2016 01:59
    Photo ID: 2734600
    VIRIN: 160712-N-IX266-006
    Resolution: 5760x3840
    Size: 4.89 MB
    Location: SATTAHIP, TH
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    A large military cargo/logistics vessel is being loaded with military vehicles at a port facility. A crane is actively lifting what appears to be a Stryker armored fighting vehicle into the ship's open cargo hold, which already contains multiple military wheeled vehicles on tiered decks. The operation appears to be a military equipment embarkation, likely for deployment or exercise purposes.
    A large cargo ship is being loaded with military vehicles and equipment at a port facility. A crane is actively lowering a large containerized unit onto the ship's deck, which already contains numerous military trucks and equipment in both camouflage green and desert tan colors. Port workers in high-visibility vests are visible supervising the loading operation.
    The image shows a military vehicle loading or unloading operation inside the cargo hold of a large vessel, likely a roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) military transport ship. Multiple armored wheeled vehicles, identified as Stryker infantry carrier vehicles, are being positioned on the ship's deck alongside a military truck. Personnel in high-visibility vests and hard hats are directing the operation alongside uniformed military soldiers.
    Military armored vehicles, appearing to be Stryker wheeled armored personnel carriers, are being loaded or unloaded from a large military or cargo vessel. Personnel in orange safety vests and hard hats, along with military personnel in uniform, are coordinating the operation on what appears to be a ship's vehicle deck or ramp. The marking '13F 36T' is visible on the ship's structure above the vehicles.
    A military loading operation is underway at a large vessel, where an 8-wheeled armored military vehicle (consistent with a Stryker APC) is being lifted by crane from the dock into the ship's cargo hold. Multiple personnel in safety gear, military uniforms, and civilian attire are supervising and guiding the operation on the dock. Additional military vehicles are visible staged nearby awaiting loading.
    Port workers in safety gear are overseeing the loading or unloading of a U.S. Army Stryker armored vehicle onto or off a large military or cargo vessel. The vehicle is suspended by crane rigging while ground crew manage guide ropes and chains to control its movement. Additional military vehicles are visible inside the ship's cargo hold in the background.
    Two olive-drab military armored wheeled vehicles are positioned side by side on what appears to be the deck of a military transport or roll-on/roll-off vessel. Ground crew workers wearing orange safety vests and hard hats are securing or unsecuring the vehicles using heavy chains. The vehicles display unit markings and bumper numbers consistent with U.S. Army equipment.
    The image shows workers overseeing the loading or unloading of military armored vehicles, likely Stryker wheeled armored personnel carriers, on what appears to be a military transport vessel or dock. Two workers are visible — one in an orange safety vest and orange hard hat, and another in civilian attire with a white hard hat — coordinating the movement of the vehicles. Chains and securing equipment are visible on the deck surface.
    The image shows the interior of a large military transport vessel being loaded with multiple armored wheeled vehicles, likely Stryker infantry carrier vehicles. Personnel in high-visibility safety vests and hard hats are coordinating the loading and securing of the vehicles on the ship's deck. The operation appears to be a military equipment embarkation exercise or deployment preparation.
    An aerial/overhead view shows a worker in a yellow hard hat and high-visibility green vest standing between two large olive-drab military armored vehicles, likely Stryker or similar wheeled armored personnel carriers. The worker appears to be inspecting or performing maintenance/loading operations in the narrow gap between the vehicles. The image was taken from an elevated vantage point, providing a top-down perspective of the scene.
    A military logistics operation is underway showing the loading or unloading of wheeled armored vehicles, identified as Stryker infantry carrier vehicles, onto or off a large military transport vessel. A crane is actively lifting one Stryker vehicle in mid-air while multiple others are staged on the dock or ship deck below. Numerous workers in high-visibility safety gear and hard hats are supervising and guiding the operation.
    Military loading operation showing multiple Stryker armored fighting vehicles being loaded onto or unloaded from a large cargo vessel using crane rigging. Personnel in high-visibility safety vests and helmets are supervising the operation on the ship's deck. Unit markings visible on the suspended vehicle indicate it belongs to 2-2 ID 2-1 IN (2nd Infantry Division), vehicle designation B-42.
    The image shows military wheeled armored vehicles staged at a port in front of a large green cargo/roll-on roll-off vessel named 'Ocean Glory'. At least one of the vehicles displays a Red Cross emblem, identifying it as a medical evacuation or ambulance variant. The scene appears to depict military equipment being loaded or offloaded from the ship.
    A large cargo vessel named 'Intermarine' is docked at a port, equipped with multiple Liebherr brand ship-mounted cranes actively engaged in loading or unloading operations. The ship features at least two prominent crane towers with articulated booms, and personnel and vehicles are visible on the dock below. A 'TUG' directional sign is visible on the ship's hull near the stern.
    A military helicopter is being offloaded from an Intermarine cargo vessel at a port facility during nighttime operations. The helicopter, appearing to be a UH-60 Black Hawk, is suspended by crane rigging from the ship's boom. Ground crew and ship personnel are managing guide ropes and overseeing the lift operation.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and yellow hard hats are handling a Black Hawk helicopter inside what appears to be the cargo deck of a large military transport vessel. The operation appears to be a nighttime loading or unloading evolution, with soldiers using guide ropes to maneuver the aircraft. Red deck markings and structural labels such as '11F', '12FB 46T', and '10FB 46T' are visible on the ship's interior.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and safety helmets are working inside what appears to be a large cargo ship or transport vessel, securing or maneuvering a military helicopter. Several soldiers wearing yellow and teal hard hats are pulling on red tie-down straps attached to the aircraft's landing gear. Military vehicles, including HMMWVs (Humvees), are visible in the background of the dimly lit cargo hold.
    Military personnel in U.S. Army combat uniforms and hard hats are working on what appears to be a helicopter, likely during a loading or unloading operation near a ship or dock. The workers are using green lifting straps to maneuver or secure the aircraft. The scene suggests a military equipment transport or deployment operation.
    A military personnel wearing US Army ACU (Army Combat Uniform) and an orange safety vest with a white hard hat is directing or signaling near a military helicopter. The helicopter bears the insignia of the 25th Infantry Division ('Tropic Lightning') and has a sticker reading 'INDONESIA KODIKLATPUR' on its cockpit window. The scene appears to take place at a port or airfield facility.
    A military helicopter, consistent with a UH-60 Black Hawk, is being lifted by a large ship crane onto or off of a military cargo vessel. The deck of the vessel is loaded with military ground vehicles including HMMWVs (Humvees) and what appears to be a Stryker armored vehicle. Several dock workers and military personnel in high-visibility safety gear are supervising the loading/unloading operation.
    A military UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter is being lifted by crane and loaded onto a large military cargo vessel or roll-on/roll-off ship. The deck contains multiple military vehicles including Humvees and what appears to be a Stryker armored vehicle, along with ground crew personnel supervising the operation. Frame position markers (9F, 10F, 11F) and weight limit markings are visible on the ship's interior walls.
    Two military personnel in uniform are working on what appears to be a helicopter rotor head assembly, with green lifting straps and orange shackles visible overhead. One soldier wearing a white hard hat observes while another in a yellow hard hat performs hands-on work on the mechanical assembly. The surface beneath them has 'NO STEP' markings, consistent with aircraft maintenance procedures.

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