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    Two personnel wearing green shirts and tan/beige headsets are working at a control station inside what appears to be a military vessel, likely a naval ship. The foreground individual is writing on a clipboard while holding a beverage cup, suggesting active logging or record-keeping duties. The environment features a panel of gauges, indicators, and circular port windows consistent with a ship's interior control room.

    PACIFIC OCEAN

    04.11.2017

    Photo by Cole Schroeder 

    U.S. Navy           

    PACIFIC OCEAN (April 11, 2017) U.S. Navy Aviation Boatwain's Mate (Equipment) Airman Juan Castiblanco, left, a native of Columbia, and U.S. Navy Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Equipment) 1st Class Brian Robinson, a native of Shreyeport, La., monitor catapult operations aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68), April 11, 2017, in the Pacific Ocean. Nimitz is currently underway conducting Composite Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX) with the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group in preparation for an upcoming deployment. COMPTUEX tests a carrier strike group's mission-readiness and ability to perform as an integrated unit through simulated real-world scenarios. (U.S. Navy photo by U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Cole Schroeder)

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    Date Taken: 04.11.2017
    Date Posted: 04.13.2017 00:27
    Photo ID: 3310710
    VIRIN: 170411-N-JH929-0020
    Resolution: 4336x3097
    Size: 1.91 MB
    Location: PACIFIC OCEAN
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    A nighttime maritime operation showing personnel in an inflatable rigid-hull boat (RHIB) illuminated by warm artificial lighting. Multiple individuals wearing helmets and life vests are visible holding onto knotted ropes, suggesting a boat launch or recovery operation from a larger vessel. Navigation lights and a small display screen are visible in the background.
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    A nighttime maritime scene showing a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) alongside a larger vessel, viewed from above through a gap in the hull or railing. Several individuals are visible on the smaller craft, some wearing red life vests, illuminated by a bright spotlight cutting through the darkness. The rough, illuminated water surface and low-light conditions suggest an active at-sea operation.
    A nighttime maritime scene showing four personnel in helmets and life vests standing on the deck of a vessel, illuminated by red lighting, observing a small watercraft moving across moonlit water. The full moon reflects off the ocean surface, providing natural illumination against a deep blue sky. Equipment including ropes and gear is visible on the deck in the foreground.
    A small inflatable rigid hull boat (RIB) carrying several passengers is navigating open ocean waters at sunset or sunrise. The sky displays vivid red, orange, and purple hues reflecting off the water's surface. The boat is moving away from the camera, leaving a visible wake trail behind it.
    An aerial top-down nighttime photograph of a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) moving at speed through dark water. Multiple personnel are visible aboard the vessel, wearing what appear to be red and blue helmets or life vests, suggesting a military, coast guard, or search-and-rescue operation. The boat's wake is illuminated by onboard lighting, creating a dramatic blue-white spray pattern on both sides.
    A crew of maritime personnel in safety gear are operating a rigid-hull inflatable boat (RHIB) or rescue craft suspended by davit lines, likely being lowered or recovered from a larger vessel. The scene is captured during a vivid sunset over open ocean, with warm orange and pink hues illuminating the workers and equipment. The activity appears to be a naval or coast guard boat deployment or recovery operation.
    A naval personnel member is standing on the deck of a ship at sea, using large binoculars to scan the horizon. The individual is wearing a dark navy uniform, a black baseball cap, and communication headphones. The ocean is visible in the background under a clear, bright sky.
    Two female personnel wearing green safety vests are aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. One individual is assisting the other by adjusting or securing equipment attached to the vest, including what appears to be a yellow strap or lanyard. The setting is an interior shipboard environment with gray metal walls, pipes, and equipment visible in the background.
    Three personnel wearing green safety vests are working on what appears to be a naval vessel deck, viewed through a rectangular porthole or hatch opening. They are handling a cylindrical object with gold and silver banding, possibly a hose or equipment component. The scene suggests a replenishment-at-sea or deck operations activity.
    A young male technician or operator wearing a green vest, black long-sleeve shirt, glasses, and white hearing protection earmuffs is operating a control panel. The control panel bears a visible 'Rolls-Royce' nameplate, suggesting industrial or naval machinery. He is manipulating joystick-style controls on the panel in what appears to be an industrial or military vessel environment.
    Three individuals wearing matching green safety/work vests are on the deck of a naval or research vessel at sea. They appear to be handling a long cylindrical object, possibly a pipe, hose, or core sample. The scene takes place in bright daylight with open ocean visible in the background.
    An outdoor military ceremony or briefing is taking place on a grassy area, with a senior naval officer speaking at a wooden podium. Several personnel in U.S. Navy tan uniforms and civilians are seated in blue chairs facing the speaker, while a display board with a teal ribbon — suggesting a sexual assault awareness event — stands in the background. The setting appears to be a military installation, with brick buildings and parked vehicles visible.
    A military officer in tan/khaki Navy uniform is signing an official proclamation document with an orange marker. The document appears to be related to Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, as partially visible text references 'Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month' and 'Vice Admiral Robert Burke.' Several other individuals in military and civilian attire are visible in the background.
    The image shows a 2017 Proclamation document from the Chief of Naval Personnel regarding Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Month. A hand holding a pen is visible in the foreground, partially obscuring some of the text. The document bears two teal/green ink signatures and features teal awareness ribbon graphics.
    Two U.S. Navy vessels are underway in open ocean, sailing in close proximity to one another. The left vessel appears to be a large auxiliary or replenishment ship, while the right vessel is a guided-missile destroyer. Both ships are flying American flags, suggesting a U.S. Navy operation or exercise.
    A U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer is underway at sea, displaying the American flag and what appears to be a commission pennant from its mast. The hull number visible on the bow appears to be 108 or 109. The vessel is traveling at moderate speed through open ocean under partly cloudy skies.
    Two naval vessels are conducting an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea, with a gray warship (likely a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer) positioned alongside a larger replenishment/supply ship. Transfer lines and hoses are visibly rigged between the two vessels as they sail in parallel. The operation is taking place in open ocean under partly cloudy skies.
    A replenishment-at-sea (RAS) operation is underway on the deck of a U.S. Navy warship, likely a destroyer or cruiser. Personnel in various colored safety vests and hard hats are managing the transfer of a large wrapped cargo pallet marked '600' via a highline/transfer rig. A signalman in a yellow vest and hard hat is directing the operation with raised hands.
    The image shows naval personnel on the deck of a gray military vessel performing what appears to be a line-handling or mooring operation. Multiple crew members are visible wearing blue vests, white hard hats, and safety gear, with one sailor in the foreground actively handling a heavy chain or rigging equipment. A red life ring is mounted on the ship's superstructure in the background.
    A group of approximately 10-12 school-aged children are entering or filing into a dimly lit room, likely a conference or event hall. A blonde adult woman, seen from behind, appears to be greeting or directing the children from the foreground. The setting suggests a structured visit, possibly a school field trip or organized educational event.
    A U.S. Navy officer in digital camouflage uniform is addressing a group of children seated at tables in a formal meeting room or event hall. An American flag is visible on the left side of the frame, and a camera operator is recording the event near Japanese-style shoji screen dividers. The setting appears to be an educational or community outreach event on a military installation.
    A Soroban (Japanese abacus) Contest is being held in a large banquet-style hall. Participants, appearing to be mostly children and young students, are seated at rows of dark tables facing a stage. Two projection screens display a speaker, and a banner reading 'SOROBAN CONTEST' is visible above the stage.
    A young boy in a green and orange long-sleeve shirt is seated at a gray table, working on a worksheet using an abacus and pencil. The setting appears to be a classroom or competition hall with multiple other children engaged in similar activities in the background. The scene suggests a structured academic exercise, likely an abacus or mental arithmetic competition or class.
    The image shows a Japanese soroban (abacus) with brown beads in a black frame placed on a white surface next to a printed program document. The document references a 'Soroban Taikai' (abacus competition) held on April 11, 2017, at Sasebo Navy Base Harbor View Club, organized by DODEA Sasebo Schools Complex and the Sasebo Soroban Teachers Association. The scene suggests preparation for or documentation of a formal soroban competition event.
    A group of students are seated at long tables in what appears to be a lecture hall or classroom setting. A young woman wearing black-framed glasses and an olive green hoodie is prominently featured in the foreground, smiling and leaning forward over papers on the desk. Multiple rows of students are visible in the background, all engaged in what appears to be a group activity or workshop.
    A group photo taken at a Defense Dependents Schools Soroban Contest, showing approximately 10-12 children holding trophies alongside adult officials. The event appears to be an awards ceremony for a soroban (Japanese abacus) competition. Two adults wearing red and white rosettes stand on the right, and a woman in a purple jacket stands on the left, suggesting they are organizers or judges.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, marked '300' on both wings, is positioned on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, viewed from an elevated rear angle. Multiple deck crew members in color-coded jerseys (yellow, green, white) are visible around the aircraft, indicating pre-launch or post-landing operations. The carrier's island superstructure and open ocean are visible in the upper right of the frame.
    A military jet aircraft, appearing to be an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is being catapult-launched from the flight deck of a US Navy aircraft carrier. Steam from the catapult system is visible beneath and behind the aircraft as it accelerates down the deck. Several additional aircraft and flight deck personnel in colored jerseys are visible on the right side of the deck.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft numbered '301' is captured at the moment of catapult launch from an aircraft carrier flight deck. Steam from the catapult system is visible beneath the aircraft as it accelerates down the deck. A second aircraft, also numbered '301', is visible in the background with a pilot in the cockpit, awaiting its turn.
    Three military jet aircraft are flying in a diagonal echelon formation against a clear blue sky. The aircraft appear to be U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet variants, identifiable by their twin-tail configuration and overall silhouette. The formation is staggered from lower-left to upper-right, suggesting a coordinated flight exercise or transit.
    Three military jet aircraft are flying in formation against a clear blue sky. The aircraft appear to be U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornets, with visible side numbers 300, 103, and 301. One aircraft in the upper portion of the frame is producing visible engine exhaust trails.
    Three U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets are photographed in flight against a clear blue sky. The upper aircraft appears to be in afterburner with visible engine exhaust flame, while two aircraft fly in close formation below. Markings indicate these aircraft belong to VFA-113 squadron with tail codes and modex numbers visible.
    A U.S. Navy military helicopter, identifiable by 'NAVY' markings and the number '4' on its fuselage, is captured in flight against a clear blue sky. The aircraft appears to be a Sikorsky MH-60 Seahawk variant, with its cabin door open and multiple crew members visible inside. The image is a close-up aerial shot showing significant detail of the aircraft's structure and personnel.
    Two U.S. Navy vessels are conducting an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea. The foreground vessel bears hull number '200' with a distinctive red-painted deck, while a gray warship with hull number '52' is positioned alongside. The operation involves transfer lines connecting the two ships while both vessels maintain speed in open ocean conditions.
    Two large gray naval vessels are sailing in close proximity on open ocean under overcast skies. The foreground ship bears hull number '200' and the background ship bears hull number '52', both appearing to be amphibious warfare or dock landing ships. Personnel are visible on the upper decks of the vessels.
    A naval formation photograph taken from the deck of a warship showing multiple U.S. Navy vessels underway at sea. The image captures what appears to be an underway replenishment (UNREP) or formation sailing operation with at least three visible ships. The overcast sky and choppy seas suggest open ocean conditions.
    The image is taken from inside a large naval vessel's hangar bay or flight deck opening, looking out through a wide arched aperture toward an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea. A large auxiliary replenishment ship is visible alongside, with multiple transfer rigs, hoses, and cables connecting vessels. The scene depicts a standard U.S. Navy logistics operation conducted while ships are underway.
    A young person is using a handheld flashlight to closely inspect a large cylindrical white object in a dark environment. The scene appears to be a technical inspection or maintenance task, with the subject's face illuminated by the flashlight's beam. The low-light conditions and close proximity suggest a confined or restricted workspace.
    A technician wearing green coveralls, a green helmet with goggles, and hearing protection is performing maintenance on what appears to be a military aircraft engine or mechanical component. The work is taking place in what appears to be a hangar bay, likely aboard a naval vessel based on the industrial ceiling structure and lighting. The individual is focused on manipulating components within an open access panel of the aircraft.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (bureau number 300) is positioned on an aircraft carrier flight deck, surrounded by steam from the catapult launch system. The aircraft bears U.S. military insignia and markings consistent with a carrier air wing squadron. Ground crew personnel are visible in the background preparing for or monitoring the launch sequence.
    Two military jet aircraft are launching from what appears to be an aircraft carrier deck, with visible exhaust/steam trails behind them. The image is taken from an elevated vantage point on the ship's island superstructure, looking out over the flight deck toward the open ocean. The scene depicts a simultaneous or near-simultaneous catapult launch operation at sea.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet is positioned on an aircraft carrier flight deck with two aircrew members visible in the cockpit. The aircraft is marked with pilot names 'LT A.H. Jackson (ROLOFF)' and 'LT J.D. Cartledge (_AILR)' on the fuselage. Flight deck personnel in colored jerseys and helmets are observing or directing the aircraft, consistent with pre-launch or taxi operations.
    A young male service member in dark navy/military coveralls is performing maintenance or mechanical work in what appears to be a confined shipboard or military vehicle space. He is wearing black work gloves and a watch/bracelet, and is focused on manipulating components near a bulkhead or structural panel. An olive drab bag or equipment pouch is visible in the foreground.
    A worker wearing a white hard hat marked with the number '74' and dark navy coveralls is bent over inspecting or working on orange safety/survival equipment in what appears to be the hangar bay of a naval vessel. Large anchor chains, structural beams with red paint, and overhead fluorescent lighting are visible in the background. The setting is consistent with the interior deck of a large military ship, likely an aircraft carrier.
    A technician or maintenance worker is performing overhead work on what appears to be insulated piping or ductwork in an industrial or naval setting. The worker is equipped with appropriate personal protective equipment including a hard hat, safety glasses, and blue nitrile gloves. The work appears to involve cutting, scraping, or inspecting insulation material on the underside of a pipe or duct.
    A uniformed naval personnel stands on the deck of a military vessel near a flagpole flying what appears to be a U.S. Navy Jack or similar American naval flag. The ship is positioned near a rocky breakwater in a harbor or port setting, with calm sea water visible. The overcast sky and muted tones suggest cool weather conditions.
    A US Navy sailor stands at a mounted machine gun position on the deck of a naval vessel. The sailor is wearing standard Navy working uniform (NWU) with a black jacket labeled 'US NAVY' and a black watch cap. The overcast sky and ship deck equipment suggest an operational or training environment at sea.
    A US Navy sailor stands at a weapon station on the deck of a naval vessel, appearing to be in or near a harbor. The scene shows calm turquoise waters with a breakwater and a tugboat visible in the background. The overcast sky and hazy conditions suggest either early morning or overcast weather.
    A US Navy sailor stands watch on the deck of a naval warship, positioned next to a mounted machine gun while docked in a port. The sailor is wearing a black US Navy hoodie, a black beanie, and a tactical vest, suggesting an active security watch posture. A coastal city with buildings is visible across the water in the background.
    A U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer is moored at a commercial port facility, viewed from the bow looking aft toward the superstructure. The vessel is docked alongside a pier equipped with large blue cargo cranes, with a coastal city visible across the harbor in the background. Weather conditions appear overcast with grey skies.
    A large auditorium or theater is filled with rows of seated personnel wearing matching blue camouflage uniforms, consistent with U.S. Navy working uniforms. A single individual stands at the front of the room near a stage with a large white projection screen and green curtains, appearing to address the assembled group. The perspective is taken from the back of the room, with a blurred bald head in the foreground.
    A U.S. Navy personnel member in digital camouflage uniform appears to be conducting a tour or briefing for a group of civilians inside what appears to be a naval vessel or military facility. The group is walking through a corridor flanked by metal containers and riveted walls, suggesting the interior of a large ship. Additional uniformed Navy personnel are visible accompanying the group.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in digital blue camouflage uniform appears to be briefing or speaking with two civilians on the deck of a naval vessel. The setting is the flight or hangar deck of a warship, with large open hangar bay doors visible in the background. The interaction suggests a media tour, official visit, or press briefing aboard the ship.
    A U.S. Navy officer in blue digital camouflage uniform is briefing or giving a tour to two civilian visitors on the deck of a naval vessel. The officer appears to be explaining something about the ship's equipment, gesturing toward a large gun turret or weapons system. The scene appears to take place at a port, with a large white ship and open water visible in the background.
    A formal U.S. Navy military ceremony is taking place under a white tent, likely a change of command or commissioning event. A color guard in white dress uniforms carries the American flag and rifles while marching past a stage where senior officers in white dress uniforms render salutes. Civilian family members, including a woman and young girl in white attire, observe the proceedings.
    Two U.S. Navy officers in white service dress uniforms are exchanging salutes, likely during a formal military ceremony such as a change of command. The officer on the right is smiling and rendering a salute while wearing service ribbons and gold insignia on his cap. A podium, microphone, and what appears to be a naval vessel are visible in the background.
    A woman in a green top is pinning something onto the uniform of a U.S. Navy officer wearing a white dress uniform and officer's cover (cap). The officer has gold shoulder boards with two stripes visible, indicating the rank of Lieutenant Commander or similar. This appears to be a military promotion or pinning ceremony.
    Three U.S. Navy officers in white dress uniforms are jointly cutting a ceremonial cake decorated with a naval insignia/seal. The event appears to be a formal military celebration, likely a commissioning, change of command, or unit anniversary ceremony. The setting is under a white tent with serving supplies visible on the table.

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