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    Blue Ridge prepares to undock [Image 47 of 51]

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    A large gray naval vessel bearing the hull number '19' is positioned in or near a dry dock or lock facility, with water actively flooding or draining around the bow. Several personnel are visible on the ship's deck observing the operation, and a red crane is visible in the background. The setting appears to be a naval shipyard, likely in Japan based on the surrounding landscape and infrastructure.

    YOKOSUKA, JAPAN

    01.07.2018

    Photo by Seaman Angeles Miron 

    U.S. Navy           

    180108-N-DW433-037 YOKOSUKA, Japan (Jan. 8, 2018) - As U.S. 7th Fleet Flagship USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) prepares for undocking, Dry Dock 6 is flooded in order to test the ship for water tight integrity. Blue Ridge is in an extensive maintenance period in order to modernize the ship to continue to serve as a robust communications platform in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Angeles A. Miron/RELEASED)

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    Date Taken: 01.07.2018
    Date Posted: 01.09.2018 00:07
    Photo ID: 4068070
    VIRIN: 180108-N-DW433-037
    Resolution: 2100x1500
    Size: 1.38 MB
    Location: YOKOSUKA, JP
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