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    An aerial photograph captures an open-ocean rescue or training operation in progress. A person is secured to a red rescue litter (Stokes basket) in the water, while two swimmers — one in full scuba gear and one wearing a red helmet — assist in the operation. Lines are visible connecting the litter, suggesting it is being hoisted or managed from an overhead helicopter.

    UNITED STATES

    05.23.2017

    Photo by Nathan Burke    

    U.S. Navy           

    170523-N-OI810-537
    WATERS SOUTH OF JAPAN (May 23, 2017) Naval Air Crewman (Helicopter) 3rd Class (NAC) Tyrie Merrill, left, assigned to the "Golden Falcons" of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 12, steadies a rescue litter as a training dummy is hoisted onto an MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter during search and rescue training. Carrier Strike Group 5 provides a combat-ready force that protects and defends the collective maritime interests of its allies and partners in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 2nd Class Nathan Burke/Released)

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    Date Taken: 05.23.2017
    Date Posted: 05.26.2017 00:00
    Photo ID: 3423013
    VIRIN: 170523-N-OI810-537
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    Military personnel are handling what appears to be ordnance or torpedo-like munitions being lifted by crane rigging on the flight deck of a naval vessel. Two crew members wearing blue hard hats are guiding the suspended load on a yellow cradle/skid, while a third individual in a white hard hat walks nearby. A city skyline, likely New York City, is visible in the background across the water.
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    Two military personnel in red shirts and camouflage pants are moving a palletized load using a manual pallet jack on what appears to be a ship's flight deck or pier surface near a body of water. A yellow forklift is visible in the background, along with utility poles and a waterfront setting. The operation appears to be a cargo or ammunition handling evolution.
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    A naval vessel is conducting an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea, with fuel or supply hoses extended over the water toward another vessel out of frame. Multiple crew members wearing color-coded helmets and safety vests are stationed along the ship's deck to manage the operation. The sea conditions appear moderately choppy under overcast skies.
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    A replenishment-at-sea (RAS) operation is underway between two naval vessels sailing in open ocean. Transfer hoses and rigging lines are visibly stretched between the ships, with crew members in safety gear managing the operation from the deck of the receiving vessel. A hull number '70' is partially visible on the larger ship to the left.
    A military re-enlistment or oath-of-office ceremony is taking place on the deck of a U.S. Navy ship, identified by the 'LPD' designation visible on the commanding officer's cap. Six sailors in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) Type III stand in a line with their right hands raised while a senior officer administers the oath. A photographer is visible in the background documenting the ceremony.
    A young U.S. Navy sailor named 'Duke' (USN) is smiling while another person pins something onto his uniform collar or shoulder area, suggesting a promotion or award ceremony. The scene takes place outdoors on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel, with ocean visible in the background. He is wearing a Navy ball cap with 'LPD 19' and the motto 'Courage Teamwork Tradition' visible.
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    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (Bureau Number 211) assigned to VFA-137 is captured during a catapult launch or arrested landing on an aircraft carrier flight deck. The aircraft bears the 'NE' tail code indicating assignment to a Pacific Fleet air wing, and carries multiple underwing stores including what appear to be fuel tanks and munitions. Motion blur on the aircraft and deck surface indicates high speed during the maneuver.
    A U.S. Navy E-2 Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft is landing on an aircraft carrier flight deck, with its arresting hook engaged on the deck wire. The aircraft features distinctive special livery with 'NAVY' text and an American flag motif, bearing the number '600'. The rotodome radar dish is clearly visible mounted above the fuselage.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform is marshaling an aircraft on a wet tarmac, with arms raised in a standard aircraft-guiding signal. The aircraft appears to be a Boeing P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft based on its distinctive nose and fuselage shape. The setting appears to be a military airfield, likely in a Pacific region based on the surrounding urban and coastal landscape visible in the background.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform is marshaling a large twin-engine military patrol aircraft on a wet tarmac. The person is facing away from the camera with arms raised, performing standard aircraft marshaling signals. The setting appears to be a military airfield with urban infrastructure visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy service member in digital camouflage uniform and flight deck hearing protection is accessing an aircraft engine oil access panel. The technician appears to be performing routine maintenance or inspection on what appears to be a military aircraft. Warning labels and hazard markings are clearly visible on the aircraft fuselage.
    A U.S. Navy enlisted service member in NWU Type III (woodland digital camouflage) uniform is performing aircraft maintenance on what appears to be a large military aircraft, likely a P-8 Poseidon or similar platform. The technician is working at an access panel near the engine intake area, which is marked with red warning chevrons and 'DANGER INTAKE JET' markings. A maintenance cart with engine oil and servicing equipment is positioned in front of the aircraft.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in digital camouflage (NWU Type I) uniform is performing engine oil servicing on a military aircraft, operating a yellow engine oil servicing unit. The aircraft's engine intake is prominently marked with red 'DANGER' and 'INTAKE' warning labels along with a red diagonal stripe. The work is being conducted on an outdoor flight line or tarmac.
    A large crowd is gathered at an outdoor nighttime concert or live event. A significant portion of the attendees are wearing military camouflage uniforms, suggesting this may be a concert held on or near a military base. The crowd is energetic, with many people raising their hands, holding up phones, and making hand gestures.
    A male performer is on stage holding a microphone and performing under dramatic blue stage lighting. He is wearing a gray 'United States Marines 29 Palms, CA' t-shirt and camouflage cargo pants, with visible tattoos on both arms. The concert setting features multiple stage lights creating atmospheric beams through what appears to be haze or smoke.
    A heavily tattooed male guitarist performs on stage under dramatic red and white stage lighting. He is playing a custom star-shaped (Explorer/Flying V style) electric guitar with graphic artwork on the body. His focused expression and downward gaze suggest intense concentration during the live performance.
    A male guitarist with long dreadlocks is performing on stage under dramatic concert lighting. He is wearing a black jersey-style shirt with red accents featuring band-related graphics and playing a dark electric guitar. The performance appears energetic, with the musician leaning forward in an engaged playing stance.
    A row of military dress caps with white tops and gold insignia are placed on blue folding chairs, suggesting a formal military ceremony or event. Papers or programs are also visible on the seats alongside the caps. An American flag is visible in the blurred background, along with uniformed personnel.
    A U.S. Navy color guard ceremony is taking place inside what appears to be a gymnasium or drill hall. Several sailors in dress uniforms are presenting flags, including the American flag and Navy flag, while a rifle-bearing guard leads the procession. Rows of seated sailors in white dixie cup caps observe the formal ceremony in the background.
    Three U.S. Navy sailors in dress uniform stand at attention as part of a color guard ceremony. They are holding flags including the American flag and what appears to be the U.S. Navy flag. The setting appears to be an indoor venue, likely during a formal military ceremony or event.
    A U.S. Navy officer in dress blues is speaking at a podium during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. Several senior naval officers are seated behind him on a dais, while an audience of military personnel and civilians faces the speaker. An American flag and a Navy flag flank the scene.
    A formal U.S. Navy military ceremony is taking place in what appears to be a large indoor facility, likely a naval base gymnasium or hangar. A large American flag serves as a backdrop on the stage, while naval officers in dress uniforms and civilians stand in a line with heads bowed, suggesting a moment of prayer or invocation. An officer at a podium appears to be leading the ceremony.
    A helicopter deck operations scene aboard USS Stethem (DDG 63), a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer. A crew member in a yellow safety vest and helmet stands in the foreground observing flight deck operations, while personnel handle a fuel hose near a landed military helicopter. The overcast sky and open ocean are visible in the background.
    Military personnel are conducting a fast-rope insertion/extraction (FRIES) exercise from a hovering helicopter onto the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. Two soldiers are descending ropes from the aircraft while observers on the deck monitor the operation. The helicopter appears to be a UH-1Y Venom, consistent with U.S. Marine Corps operations.
    A military helicopter is hovering or landing on a naval vessel's flight deck at night or dusk. The scene is dramatically lit by a bright red navigation/warning light emanating from the helicopter, illuminating the deck below. The helicopter deck markings and safety lines are visible on the ship's stern flight deck.
    A military helicopter is captured hovering or landing on what appears to be a naval vessel's flight deck at night. The scene is dramatically illuminated by red lighting, with rotor wash creating swirling clouds of mist or spray around the aircraft. Navigation and position lights are visible on the helicopter, indicating active flight operations.
    A military helicopter, appearing to be an MH-60 Seahawk, is on the flight deck of a naval vessel with its rotors spinning. Two crew members dressed in blue flight deck gear are moving away from the aircraft, likely conducting pre-flight or post-landing procedures. The scene takes place on a clear, sunny day over open ocean.
    A U.S. Navy military helicopter, identifiable as an MH-60R Seahawk, is positioned on a ship's flight deck with its rotors spinning. The aircraft bears the number '466' on its nose and is painted in standard naval gray. The scene appears to be at sea under clear blue skies, suggesting active flight operations aboard a naval vessel.
    A military helicopter, consistent with an MH-60 Seahawk, is hovering over the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. A deck crew member wearing a yellow jersey labeled 'LSE' (Landing Signal Enlisted) and a white helmet is guiding the aircraft during landing operations. The scene takes place under clear blue skies over open ocean.
    A naval flight deck crew member wearing a yellow jersey and helmet is signaling to an MH-60 Seahawk helicopter hovering above a warship's flight deck. The crew member, identified as an LSE (Landing Signal Enlisted), is guiding the helicopter during a landing or departure operation at sea. The scene takes place aboard what appears to be a U.S. Navy destroyer (DDG-71) under clear blue skies over open ocean.
    A naval flight deck crew member wearing yellow fire-resistant gear, a white flight deck helmet with an action camera mounted, and ESS protective goggles is directing a helicopter on a ship's flight deck. A gray military helicopter, consistent with an MH-60 Seahawk type, hovers just above the deck over open ocean. The scene depicts an active helicopter landing or departure operation aboard a naval vessel.
    A worker in personal protective equipment examines a glass jar containing a bright green liquid, likely a chemical sample or solution. The individual is wearing a blue hard hat, safety goggles, black rubber gloves, and a purple shirt, suggesting an industrial or chemical handling environment. The background shows a blurred industrial setting, possibly a refinery, shipyard, or chemical facility.
    A U.S. Navy destroyer is conducting an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation alongside a replenishment oiler or supply ship at sea. Crew members in safety gear are visible on the destroyer's deck managing lines and hoses connecting the two vessels. The operation is taking place in calm, blue open ocean under clear skies.
    A naval replenishment-at-sea (RAS) operation is underway on the deck of a military vessel. A sailor in the foreground wearing a blue hard hat and green safety vest holds a red signaling paddle used for fuel transfer communications. In the background, cargo pallets are being transferred via crane/highline between ships.
    Two naval vessels are conducting an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea, with fuel hoses and transfer lines strung between them. The ship on the right appears to be a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, while the vessel on the left is a replenishment oiler or combat stores ship. Crew members in safety gear are visible on the destroyer's deck managing the transfer connections.
    A military personnel member wearing yellow flight deck safety gear, a yellow helmet, and protective goggles stands on a ship's helicopter landing deck at dusk or dawn. Behind them, a military helicopter (appearing to be an MH-60 Seahawk variant) sits on the deck with rotors spinning, while a group of people crouches near the aircraft. The scene appears to depict a helicopter deck operation aboard a naval vessel at sea.
    A naval aviation deck crew member wearing a purple jersey, cranial helmet, and protective goggles stands on what appears to be a ship's flight deck or exterior deck area. The individual is adjusting their communication headset while surrounded by equipment including cable reels. Purple jerseys in U.S. Navy aviation operations typically designate aviation fueling personnel (grapes).
    A group of U.S. Navy personnel in tan/khaki service uniforms are seated around tables in what appears to be a conference or training room setting. They are engaged in small group discussion, with notebooks, beverages, and materials spread across the tables. A projection screen is visible in the background, suggesting a formal briefing or seminar environment.
    Two men in civilian business attire are engaged in a focused conversation at a conference table, surrounded by military personnel in tan/khaki uniforms in the background. A name placard reading 'CMDCM DEE ALLEN' is visible on the table between them, suggesting a formal military or government meeting. The setting appears to be a briefing room or conference facility.
    A military conference or training seminar is taking place in a large conference room, with numerous personnel in U.S. Navy tan/khaki uniforms seated at tables in a group discussion format. A senior enlisted or officer in the foreground is actively speaking and gesturing to colleagues at his table. A presentation screen and podium are visible at the front of the room.
    A diver in full wetsuit and gear is positioned at the open door of a helicopter, preparing to jump into open ocean water below. The rotor wash from the helicopter is visibly churning the water surface into a circular white foam pattern directly beneath. This appears to be a military or rescue swimmer deployment operation.
    A diver in full gear is jumping or being deployed from a helicopter into open ocean water. The helicopter's rotor wash is clearly visible on the water surface below, creating a distinctive circular disturbance pattern. Another person or object appears to already be in the water in the background.
    Two military personnel in flight suits and aviation helmets are positioned at the open door of a helicopter hovering over open water. One crew member is leaning out of the aircraft while holding a cable or rope that extends down toward the water surface. A vessel or structure is partially visible in the background on the water.
    Two individuals in full dive/rescue gear are being hoisted via a cable from the ocean surface toward what appears to be a helicopter or aircraft. The person on top is wearing an orange helmet, dive mask, snorkel, black wetsuit, tactical vest, and gloves, with one arm raised signaling upward. The lower individual is wearing fins, a dive mask, and black wetsuit, and appears to be the rescue subject being extracted.
    An aerial photograph captures an open-ocean rescue or training operation in progress. A person is secured to a red rescue litter (Stokes basket) in the water, while two swimmers — one in full scuba gear and one wearing a red helmet — assist in the operation. Lines are visible connecting the litter, suggesting it is being hoisted or managed from an overhead helicopter.
    An aerial photograph taken from a helicopter or aircraft looking straight down at a deep blue ocean surface. A small red inflatable rescue or research vessel with at least two people aboard is connected by a thin yellow/green line (hoist cable or tether) extending upward toward the camera. The vessel has created concentric circular ripple patterns on the otherwise textured ocean surface.
    The image shows a close-up of multiple loaded rifle magazines and loose ammunition arranged on a dark surface, likely a ship's deck or military platform. Several firearms are visible in the background, out of focus. The setting appears to be an outdoor military or naval environment based on the railing and equipment visible in the background.
    Two naval personnel are on the deck of a warship, with one sailor using a sextant for celestial navigation while the other assists or instructs. Both are wearing dark navy uniforms and caps — one dark blue with 'USS' text visible, the other red with an American flag patch. The open ocean is visible in the background, and a mounted weapon system is partially visible on the right side of the frame.
    A person wearing a blue coverall uniform, safety glasses, and light blue protective gloves is applying red primer or rust-inhibiting paint to a gray metal surface, likely on a naval vessel. They are holding a small paint container in one hand and a wide paintbrush in the other. The maintenance work appears to be taking place on an exterior deck or bulkhead of a ship.
    Two naval personnel are working together in what appears to be a ship's interior corridor or machinery space. One individual wearing a red cap and dark uniform is examining or handling an item with a purple cloth, while the other wears safety goggles and dark uniform. The environment shows typical naval vessel infrastructure including fire hoses, piping, valves, and electrical panels.
    A group of U.S. Navy sailors in dark blue coveralls are conducting a fire hose drill on the deck of a naval warship at sea. A female sailor in the foreground is operating a fire hose nozzle, directing a strong stream of water, while a male sailor behind her assists with controlling the hose. The ocean is visible in the background alongside the ship's superstructure.
    Two naval personnel are conducting a fire hose drill on the deck of a U.S. Navy warship at sea. One sailor aims a fire hose nozzle upward while another assists with the hose. A second naval vessel is visible in the background, suggesting a multi-ship operation or exercise.
    A group of naval personnel in dark blue coveralls are working together on the deck of a warship, handling a large orange hose or line. The scene takes place on what appears to be a U.S. Navy vessel, with ship superstructure visible in the background. The sailors are engaged in a coordinated deck operation under clear, sunny conditions at sea.
    Two U.S. Navy sailors are conducting a fire hose drill on the deck of a naval vessel, identified as the USS Ross based on the cap worn by the female sailor. The sailor in the foreground is operating a fire hose nozzle while water sprays forcefully onto the deck, with a second sailor supporting the orange hose over her shoulder. A third sailor is visible in the background performing separate deck work.
    Four naval personnel in dark blue uniforms are conducting a washdown or firefighting drill on the flight deck of a military vessel at sea. The sailor in the foreground is operating a fire hose nozzle directing water downward onto the deck, while three colleagues support the orange hose behind him. The circular markings on the deck suggest this is a helicopter landing pad (helipad).
    A naval or maritime worker wearing a white hard hat and safety goggles crouches on a ship's deck, closely inspecting a large metal bollard or capstan with heavy anchor chain wrapped around its base. The worker is dressed in all-black coveralls and appears to be conducting a maintenance or safety inspection. The image is taken from a low angle, emphasizing the scale of the chain and mooring equipment in the foreground.
    Two personnel in dark navy uniforms are working on what appears to be the hangar deck or interior deck of a naval vessel. One person in the foreground is handling a hose connected to a containment trough or drip pan, while a second person in the background works near a pump or mechanical equipment. The environment features gray painted steel walls, red valve manifolds, metal staircases, and industrial naval ship infrastructure.
    A naval service member in dark blue uniform is performing maintenance work on the deck of a military vessel, applying what appears to be a lubricant or cleaning spray to hatch mechanisms. A second uniformed personnel stands in the background observing or performing their own duties. The scene takes place on an outdoor ship deck under overcast skies.
    A large group of military personnel in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) digital camouflage are seated in an auditorium or theater watching a presentation on a large projection screen. The screen displays what appears to be surveillance or dashcam footage of a street scene with vehicles. A presenter or facilitator is visible standing near the front-right of the screen.
    A civilian presenter in a gray blazer speaks into a microphone on a stage in what appears to be a theater or auditorium. Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are participating in the presentation, with one wearing goggles and holding a pink balloon and stuffed animal. A projection screen in the background displays logos including 'Nitro Circus' and what appears to be a law enforcement badge.
    A U.S. Navy officer in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) digital camouflage is addressing a small group of sailors seated in what appears to be a military chapel. The speaker, whose name tape reads 'ALEJANDRO,' is gesturing with her hands while speaking to three sailors in khaki uniforms seated in chapel pews. The setting suggests a briefing, mentorship session, or religious/counseling event within a military installation.
    A law enforcement officer in a tan/khaki uniform is speaking or presenting, standing near a podium with a microphone. The setting appears to be a religious venue, indicated by the altar cloth featuring a chalice and grape motifs visible to the right. The officer appears to be mid-speech, gesturing with his hands.
    Two naval personnel in dark blue uniforms are conducting a firefighting drill on the deck of a military vessel at sea. They are operating a high-pressure fire hose, directing a powerful stream of water over the ship's railing toward the open ocean. The image appears to document a damage control or firefighting training exercise aboard a U.S. Navy ship.
    A U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat with an orange hull is operating in the foreground on a gray waterway, while a large U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship dominates the background. Several tugboats are visible assisting or accompanying the naval vessel. The scene appears to take place on the Hudson River near New York City, likely during Fleet Week.
    Two U.S. Navy sailors in dark blue uniforms are performing maintenance on a ship's bell aboard a naval vessel. One sailor is actively polishing or cleaning the tarnished brass/metal bell while the other observes. The scene takes place on the open deck of a warship with ocean visible in the background.
    An aerial/elevated view from a naval warship showing its forward deck and bow, with a tugboat named 'VB CADIZ' assisting alongside the starboard side. The warship appears to be a modern naval vessel with a forward gun mount, radar dome, and helicopter deck markings, navigating through a harbor channel. Several crew members are visible on the warship's deck, and a breakwater with calm coastal terrain is visible in the background.
    A naval warship is navigating through a harbor channel, viewed from an elevated position on the vessel's superstructure looking forward toward the bow. The ship appears to be departing or entering a port, with a breakwater and jetty visible to the left and additional vessels visible in the distant background. Crew members are stationed on the bow deck in what appears to be a standard sea and anchor detail formation.
    The image shows a naval harbor scene with multiple warships docked or maneuvering in a channel. Personnel are visible on the deck of the foreground vessel observing the harbor operations, while additional naval vessels are moored along the pier to the left. The setting appears to be a military naval base on a clear, sunny day.
    A group of naval personnel in dark blue uniforms are assembled on the deck of a warship docked at a naval port. Multiple vessels are visible in the background, including what appears to be a guided-missile destroyer moored nearby. The scene suggests a formal muster, arrival, or departure ceremony at a naval installation.
    Navy sailors in dark blue uniforms are pulling a thick mooring line on the deck of a naval vessel, likely during a docking or undocking operation. The foreground shows a large metal bollard with rope coiled around it, typical of ship mooring equipment. The scene appears to take place at a naval base or port facility, with another warship visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Navy sailors in combat gear and helmets stand on the deck of a naval vessel near a mounted crew-served weapon, with an American flag flying prominently from a mast above them. The scene appears to be at a port or pier, with additional personnel and dock infrastructure visible in the background. The image captures a security or watch-standing posture aboard a U.S. Navy ship.
    A tugboat named 'VB ROTA' is assisting a large gray naval warship, likely a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, in a harbor. The scene appears to be at Naval Station Rota in Spain, identifiable by the tugboat's name and a Spanish flag visible on the tug's mast. Multiple other naval vessels are visible in the background at the pier.
    A naval warship, consistent with a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, is docked at a naval pier or port facility. The photograph is taken from the stern of the ship looking forward along the flight deck toward the superstructure and mast. A second warship, appearing to be a different navy's vessel, is visible moored across the waterway to the right.
    A sailor in dark navy uniform is operating a fire hose on the deck of a naval vessel at sea, directing a high-pressure water stream over the side railing into the open ocean. The water spray creates a visible rainbow in the mist near the ship's railing. This appears to be a fire hose drill or equipment test conducted while underway.
    A U.S. Navy color guard ceremony is taking place inside a formal hall or gymnasium. Personnel in dress white uniforms carry the American flag and what appears to be a Navy command flag, while enlisted sailors in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) blue digital camouflage stand at attention in two flanking rows. Officers in service dress blue uniforms with covers are also visible observing the ceremony.
    A formal military ceremony is taking place in a large hall with both the United States flag and the Japanese flag prominently displayed on the back wall. A large audience of military personnel in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) digital camouflage pattern are seated in rows of chairs facing a stage. Three officers in white dress uniforms are seated on the stage while a fourth individual speaks at a podium.

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