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    Coast Guard responds to U.S. Virgin Islands [Image 2 of 7]

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    Three individuals walk along a rocky shoreline toward a white sailboat that has been washed ashore and is leaning against damaged palm trees. The scene shows significant storm damage with debris scattered across the beach, bent and broken vegetation, and a grounded vessel. The setting appears to be a Caribbean island location based on the turquoise water, palm trees, and tropical vegetation.

    ST. JOHN, VIRGIN ISLANDS, US

    10.24.2017

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Brian McCrum 

    U.S. Coast Guard Great Lakes

    U.S. Coast Guard and Environmental Protection Agency members walk towards a displaced vessel in Great Cruz Bay, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands, October 24, 2017. The Coast Guard's mission on the U.S. Virgin Islands is to oversee the assessment, mitigation and safe removal of hazardous substances and vessels from ports, waterways and shorelines in the aftermath of recent hurricanes. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Brian McCrum)

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    Date Taken: 10.24.2017
    Date Posted: 10.25.2017 14:23
    Photo ID: 3898262
    VIRIN: 171024-G-ZW171-0144
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 16.42 MB
    Location: ST. JOHN, VI
    Web Views: 117
    Downloads: 6

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    Two individuals, one visibly identified as a U.S. Coast Guard member, are inspecting a capsized or heavily listing sailboat that has run aground on a sandy shoreline. The vessel appears to have sustained significant storm damage, with rigging, sails, and equipment in disarray. The scene is consistent with post-hurricane or severe weather disaster response operations.
    Three individuals walk along a rocky shoreline toward a white sailboat that has been washed ashore and is leaning against damaged palm trees. The scene shows significant storm damage with debris scattered across the beach, bent and broken vegetation, and a grounded vessel. The setting appears to be a Caribbean island location based on the turquoise water, palm trees, and tropical vegetation.
    A uniformed U.S. Coast Guard member is crouching beside a beached or grounded sailboat, applying or inspecting a sticker/label on the hull. The setting appears to be a harbor or marina with rocky shoreline, clear blue water, and tropical vegetation visible in the background, suggesting a post-storm or disaster response scenario. The boat displays a Florida registration sticker and what appears to be a red notice or violation sticker on its hull.
    A CGIS (Coast Guard Investigative Service) agent in a tactical vest surveys storm damage along a rocky shoreline, where multiple boats have been washed aground. A second uniformed individual, appearing to be a Coast Guard member, stands nearby taking notes or using a device. The scene shows significant post-storm destruction with displaced vessels, debris, and damaged vegetation consistent with hurricane aftermath.
    Two officials are inspecting storm-damaged vessels that have been washed ashore, likely following a hurricane or major storm event. One individual wearing a badge and tactical gear observes while a second person in a blue uniform with agency patches examines a severely damaged boat hull. Stripped palm trees and displaced vessels in the background suggest significant storm damage to a coastal area.
    Two officials, one visibly wearing a U.S. Coast Guard uniform, walk along a sandy beach surveying storm damage. A sailboat has been washed ashore and is lying on its side, while palm trees are stripped of fronds and buildings show structural damage in the background. The scene is consistent with post-hurricane disaster assessment in a tropical coastal area.
    Three individuals, including a U.S. Coast Guard officer and two civilians wearing ID lanyards, are inspecting a heavily corroded and damaged metal drum on a rocky beach. The scene appears to be a post-disaster environmental assessment, likely following a hurricane or storm event, given the debris-strewn shoreline. One civilian is taking notes on a clipboard while examining the hazardous container.

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