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    This is an informational infographic about the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), a Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. The graphic details the ship's dimensions, flight deck crew roles identified by shirt colors, ship amenities, and key measurements. The motto 'Vis Per Mare' (Strength from the Sea) is prominently featured alongside the ship's nickname 'The Gold Eagle'.

    UNITED STATES

    09.22.2016

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Matthew Brown  

    USS Carl Vinson   

    160922-N-LK571-001 SAN DIEGO (Sept. 22, 2016) An infograph describing the capabilities and capacity of the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70). (US Navy graphic by MCSN Matthew Granito/Released)

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    Date Taken: 09.22.2016
    Date Posted: 02.01.2017 07:47
    Photo ID: 3128124
    VIRIN: 160922-N-LK571-001
    Resolution: 3400x2267
    Size: 1.44 MB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 262
    Downloads: 22

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    Navy personnel in green jerseys and safety helmets are working on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, handling what appears to be a catapult track or arresting gear component. The crew is performing maintenance or inspection operations on the deck equipment. A yellow forklift and aircraft are visible in the background near the carrier's island superstructure.
    The image shows personnel in green uniforms working on what appears to be the exterior hull or deck edge of a naval vessel, photographed from a dramatic low angle. At least two individuals are visible climbing or working along a narrow metal track or rail system on the ship's structure. The perspective is taken from below, looking up along the curved metal hull surface.
    A military deck crew member wearing a green jersey, camouflage uniform, green helmet with orange markings, protective goggles, and yellow gloves is working in a catapult track on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck. The worker appears to be performing maintenance or inspection work in the catapult slot. A second person in khaki uniform is visible standing in the background.
    A naval aviation technician in green flight deck gear inspects or maintains a catapult track system on the flight deck of a US Navy aircraft carrier. In the background, an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet is launching or has just launched from the deck. The carrier's island superstructure is visible in the upper left, with additional flight deck personnel and aircraft in the distance.
    A group of U.S. Navy flight deck crew members in green jerseys and helmets are positioned in and around a catapult track trench on an aircraft carrier flight deck. An F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet is visible launching or landing in the background to the right, while a second aircraft carrier is visible on the horizon. The crew appears to be monitoring catapult operations during active flight operations.
    A military jet aircraft, appearing to be an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is captured mid-launch from the deck of a naval aircraft carrier. Several deck crew members in green jerseys are crouched near the catapult track, while another crew member in a green jersey stands upright observing the launch. The scene takes place under overcast skies over open ocean.
    The image shows flight deck crew members aboard what appears to be a US Navy aircraft carrier, wearing distinctive green helmets and hearing protection gear. A military jet aircraft, likely an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is visible in the background in motion, suggesting a launch or landing operation. The crew members are in standard carrier air wing deck crew attire with safety equipment.
    A V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft is captured in the process of landing or taking off from the flight deck of a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier bearing hull number '70'. The rotors are visibly blurred due to motion, indicating active flight. The carrier's island superstructure is prominently visible in the background with personnel and equipment on deck.
    A stylized low-poly digital artwork depicting flight deck operations aboard USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier. A flight deck crew member in a yellow jersey stands in the foreground observing an F/A-18 Hornet (numbered 403) positioned on the catapult. The CVN-70 insignia is prominently displayed on the flight deck surface.
    A stylized, tattoo-style illustrated emblem featuring a portrait of Carl Vinson, the long-serving U.S. Congressman known as the 'Father of the Two-Ocean Navy.' The design incorporates classic American patriotic and naval imagery including flags, an anchor, rope, and a bald eagle. The name 'CARL VINSON' is displayed on a banner scroll at the bottom of the composition.
    A formation of United States Navy vessels underway at sea in overcast, hazy conditions. The column consists of at least two Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers in the foreground and middle distance, with a large aircraft carrier visible in the background. All vessels are flying American flags and appear to be conducting a coordinated transit or formation exercise.
    An aerial photograph shows a naval carrier strike group underway at sea, with a large aircraft carrier at the center flanked by four escort vessels. The carrier's flight deck is visibly loaded with multiple fixed-wing aircraft arranged in formation. All ships are in motion, leaving distinct white wake trails on the dark ocean surface.
    A naval formation of multiple warships is underway on open ocean under overcast skies. The group includes at least one aircraft carrier and several destroyers or cruisers sailing in a coordinated formation. An American flag is visible on the closest vessel, indicating U.S. Navy participation.
    A military aircrew member is seated at the open door of a helicopter flying over open ocean. The individual is wearing full flight gear including a helmet, flight suit, tactical vest, and survival equipment. The person appears to be scanning or observing the water below during what appears to be a maritime patrol or search-and-rescue operation.
    A military pilot is seated inside an aircraft cockpit, wearing a flight helmet with a visor and a flight suit bearing a squadron patch. The pilot appears to be looking forward or slightly upward through the cockpit windscreen, possibly during flight. The image is taken from a low angle inside the cockpit, creating a dramatic silhouetted framing.
    A military burial-at-sea ceremony is taking place on the deck of a naval vessel. A flag-draped casket covered with the United States flag is centered between two rows of Navy personnel in white dress uniforms. Additional sailors stand at attention in the background near the ship's railing with the ocean and sky visible behind them.
    A military chef in full white chef's uniform and toque stands formally in front of a food service display case. His uniform badge reads 'Food Service LCPO CSCS Sydenstricker' and features a Navy insignia, indicating this is aboard a U.S. Navy vessel. The display case behind him contains decorative food presentations, carved vegetables, and photographs.
    This is an informational infographic about the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), a Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. The graphic details the ship's dimensions, flight deck crew roles identified by shirt colors, ship amenities, and key measurements. The motto 'Vis Per Mare' (Strength from the Sea) is prominently featured alongside the ship's nickname 'The Gold Eagle'.
    Two personnel wearing green flight deck jerseys, helmets, protective goggles, and hearing protection are standing on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck. The foreground subject has a prominent mustache and is wearing ESS-branded ballistic goggles with tan ear defenders. A large ship superstructure (island) is visible in the blurred background.
    This is an informational/training poster about Gun Safety focused on the concept of 'Deadly Force,' produced for or by NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) associated with CVN-70 (USS Carl Vinson). The poster defines deadly force as force that causes or creates substantial risk of death or serious bodily harm. It features stylized silhouette illustrations of armed personnel and an NCIS Federal Agent.
    Three individuals pose together for a photo, likely aboard a naval vessel given the military context. The person on the right is wearing a U.S. Navy digital camouflage (NWU Type III) uniform with a name tape reading 'WILLIAMS'. The setting appears to be an outdoor deck area with a waterway and hillside visible in the background.
    A group of people, including military personnel in dark uniforms and civilians, are gathered on what appears to be the flight deck of a large aircraft carrier. A man in a white long-sleeve shirt wearing a vest labeled 'Switch Eastern' stands prominently in the foreground alongside a woman and young girl. The large island superstructure of the aircraft carrier is visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky.
    A crowd of people gathered at what appears to be a military event, likely aboard a naval vessel or military facility. The group includes active-duty U.S. Navy personnel in digital camouflage uniforms alongside civilians, including a man wearing a U.S. Coast Guard veteran cap. Colorful nautical signal flags and what appears to be an American flag are visible hanging in the background.
    A man wearing a green military cap and olive green flight suit sits reclined in a chair aboard what appears to be a naval vessel, with a child resting on his lap holding a smartphone. The setting appears to be an interior compartment of a ship, with a door labeled 'NTD 01-133-1' and a 'Confined Space' warning sign visible in the background. The man is smiling broadly, suggesting a warm family reunion or visit moment.

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