(e.g. yourname@email.com)

Forgot Password?

    Digital Visual Information Distribution System Logo

    180112-N-JE719-419 [Image 27 of 28]

    Issued by: on
    VIRIN:
    Date Created:
    City:
    State:
    Country:
    Three U.S. Navy personnel are posed in front of a submarine at a naval pier. The central figure wears an NWU Type III (green camouflage) uniform with the name tape 'KOEPP' and a USS Colorado (SSN-788) cap, while the two flanking sailors wear NWU Type I (blue digital camouflage) uniforms and matching USS Colorado caps. The submarine visible in the background is identifiable as USS Colorado based on the cap insignia.

    PORT CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

    01.12.2018

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Jeffrey Richardson 

    Commander, Submarine Force Atlantic

    180112-N-JE719-419 PORT CANAVERAL, Fla., (January 12, 2018) Pre-Commissioning Unit Colorado (SSN 788) Commanding Officer Cmdr. Reed Koeep, Executive Officer Lt. Cmdr. Stephen Col and Chief of the Boat, Master Chief Freddie Richter post for a photo. Colorado is the 15th Virginia-class attack submarine and is scheduled to be commissioned March 17, 2018. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jeffrey M. Richardson/Released)

    IMAGE INFO

    Date Taken: 01.12.2018
    Date Posted: 02.07.2018 11:17
    Photo ID: 4125723
    VIRIN: 180112-N-JE719-419
    Resolution: 3696x2456
    Size: 3.03 MB
    Location: PORT CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, US
    Web Views: 139
    Downloads: 26

    PUBLIC DOMAIN  

    This work, 180112-N-JE719-419 [Image 28 of 28], by SCPO Jeffrey Richardson, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright.

    GALLERY

    A male military personnel member in dark navy coveralls stands with arms crossed in what appears to be a submarine or naval vessel engine room or mechanical compartment. He is smiling at the camera and has visible tattoos on his forearms. The background is filled with pipes, valves, control panels, and mechanical equipment typical of a naval vessel's engineering spaces.
    A narrow doorway or storage compartment aboard what appears to be a vessel or ship is packed floor-to-ceiling with stacked metal canned goods. The cans are densely arranged, filling the entire visible space of the room. The surrounding environment features wood-paneled walls with metal trim, a porthole, and various equipment typical of a ship's interior.
    A U.S. Navy sailor identified as Shaun Kwasniewski, rated FTOW (Fire Control Technician), is photographed smiling inside what appears to be a submarine engine room or machinery space. He is wearing dark navy coveralls with a name tag and qualification badge, and a cap bearing 'SSN 788' (USS Colorado). He is posing while holding a yellow safety lockout/tagout device near a valve or pipe system.
    A uniformed naval officer stands on the deck of a vessel at sea, wearing a red safety harness and dark navy uniform with a green beanie hat and blue reflective sunglasses. Two flags are visible on a mast behind him — an American flag and what appears to be a Finnish flag. The officer appears to be on watch or observation duty, smiling while looking off to the side.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in digital camouflage (NWU Type I) uniform stands on the sail/conning tower of a submarine at sea, looking out over open ocean. The vessel appears to be underway on the surface, with visible wake and calm blue water stretching to the horizon. The image was taken from the bridge cockpit area of the submarine.
    Naval personnel are conducting docking or mooring operations on the deck of a submarine alongside a pier or dry dock facility. Two sailors in the foreground are handling yellow mooring lines while wearing safety vests, with additional personnel visible on the dock structure. The scene takes place under clear blue skies at a naval installation.
    Military personnel in U.S. Navy digital camouflage uniforms and green safety vests are handling mooring lines on what appears to be the deck of a submarine at a pier. Three sailors in the foreground are working with thick white and yellow ropes to secure the vessel to the dock. Additional personnel are visible on the pier above, assisting with the mooring operation.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in NWU (Navy Working Uniform) digital camouflage and an orange life vest is kneeling on the hull of a submarine, using a wrench or ratchet tool to work on a fastener or fitting. The curved, dark rubberized surface beneath him is characteristic of a submarine's outer hull. A naval shipyard or pier environment is visible in the background with cranes and other vessels.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in digital camouflage (NWU Type I) uniform stands atop what appears to be a submarine's sail/conning tower, smiling at the camera. The sailor is wearing a red safety harness and holding a railing near a mast displaying the American flag. Various navigation and communication equipment are visible on the vessel's exterior.
    The image shows a narrow berthing compartment aboard a military naval vessel, likely a submarine or warship. Multiple stacked bunk beds with blue privacy curtains line both sides of a tight corridor with wood-paneled trim and stainless steel fixtures. A red sign on the door reads 'NO CLASSIFIED DISCUSSION AREA,' indicating a security-sensitive military environment.
    The image shows a bulkhead-mounted Chelsea Clock Company U.S. Government 24-hour dual-dial clock above a metal 'COMPT. BILL HOLDER' (Compartment Bill Holder) mounted on a wood-paneled wall, consistent with a U.S. Navy submarine or naval vessel interior. The bill holder contains a laminated list of emergency procedures/PIPs (Personnel in Place bills) numbered 1–12. The setting strongly suggests a naval vessel compartment, likely a submarine.
    The image shows a red metal locker labeled 'Damage Control Locker,' consistent with equipment found aboard a naval vessel or military installation. A small placard in the upper right corner reads 'L3-045-002, CONTENTS NOT TO EXCEED 120 LBS.' The background reveals a narrow corridor or compartment with gray metal structural components and storage containers.
    The image shows a wooden panel, likely part of a naval vessel or military-themed display, featuring a gold and silver USN (United States Navy) Chief Petty Officer anchor insignia mounted on the surface. Below the insignia is a circular porthole with a stainless steel frame. The combination of elements strongly suggests a naval context.
    The image shows a military or naval internal communication telephone unit mounted on a bulkhead wall. The device is labeled 'AMR PASSAGEWAY EXT 703' with a red LED display showing '703', indicating its extension number. It features a full keypad, function buttons, and a coiled handset cord with the receiver mounted to the left side.
    The image shows the interior of what appears to be a naval vessel or submarine, featuring a narrow corridor with safety and mechanical equipment. Visible safety signage includes a radiation warning placard and an EXIT sign, suggesting proximity to a nuclear or restricted area. The space is equipped with fire suppression equipment, pressure gauges, and various piping systems typical of military vessel engineering compartments.
    The image shows the interior of a train sleeping compartment, specifically focusing on bunk berths with wooden paneling and blue curtains. The lower berth appears to be folded up or in a storage/seat configuration, revealing an under-berth storage space. A numbered label '21' is visible on the berth frame, indicating a seat or berth number.
    The image shows the underside view of a bunk bed, likely in a train sleeping compartment or similar transport vehicle. A metal support pole extends vertically between the upper bunk platform and the lower surface. A small label marked '21' is visible on the wooden frame of the upper bunk, and a blue curtain is partially visible on the right side.
    The image shows the interior of a narrow sleeping berth, likely aboard a train or ship. A single bunk bed with a striped mattress and white pillow is visible, enclosed within tight metal walls and illuminated by a fluorescent ceiling light. A wooden cabinet or door with a latch is visible at the far end of the berth.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel are inside what appears to be a shipboard compartment, engaged in a briefing or discussion near a display or equipment panel. The sailor in the foreground, identified by the name tape 'HOUSTON,' is wearing Navy Working Uniform (NWU) Type I (blue digital camouflage) and gesturing with both hands as if explaining something. The second sailor, wearing NWU Type III (green/tan digital camouflage) and glasses, holds a document and observes attentively.
    A U.S. Navy sailor named Todd stands in front of a submarine, wearing Navy Working Uniform (NWU) digital camouflage and a cap reading 'USS Colorado SSN 788'. The submarine's sail (conning tower) is prominently visible in the background with an American flag flying from it. The scene appears to be at a naval base or pier, likely during a commissioning or port visit.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel are positioned on the sail (conning tower) of a submarine, with an American flag flying nearby. One sailor stands wearing Navy Working Uniform (NWU) blue digital camouflage with a red safety harness, while a second sailor in a tan/green camouflage uniform crouches below. Multiple periscopes, masts, and sensor equipment are visible on the submarine's sail structure.
    A formation of U.S. Navy personnel standing at attention in a parking lot or base area. The majority are wearing the Navy Working Uniform (NWU Type I) blue digital camouflage pattern, with one individual wearing what appears to be an Army Combat Uniform (ACU) or OCP pattern. The group appears to be assembled for a formal muster, ceremony, or briefing.
    A large group of U.S. Navy personnel in digital camouflage uniforms pose for a formal crew photograph on a pier in front of a submarine's sail (conning tower). One individual stands forward of the group, likely a commanding officer or senior official. The setting appears to be a naval base with a waterway and treeline visible in the background.
    A large group of U.S. Navy personnel in Navy Working Uniform (NWU Type I blue digital camouflage) pose for a formal group photograph at what appears to be a military installation or naval base. The group is arranged in three rows — kneeling in front, standing in middle, and standing in back — with a dark blue flatbed pickup truck visible behind them. A police vehicle and stop sign are visible in the background, suggesting a secured facility.
    A group of approximately 17 U.S. Navy personnel pose for a formal group photograph holding a banner for the USS Colorado SSN 788, a Virginia-class submarine. The personnel are dressed in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) digital camouflage, with one individual in the center wearing a khaki uniform indicating officer or senior enlisted rank. The photo appears to be taken on a pier or waterfront facility with water and shoreline visible in the background.
    A person wearing glasses and dark clothing operates a control console in what appears to be a military command and control center or naval combat information center. The room is dimly lit and filled with multiple monitors, control panels, and electronic equipment. A second individual is visible in the background also working at a console.
    Three U.S. Navy personnel are posed in front of a submarine at a naval pier. The central figure wears an NWU Type III (green camouflage) uniform with the name tape 'KOEPP' and a USS Colorado (SSN-788) cap, while the two flanking sailors wear NWU Type I (blue digital camouflage) uniforms and matching USS Colorado caps. The submarine visible in the background is identifiable as USS Colorado based on the cap insignia.
    A senior military officer wearing a tan/khaki cap and NWU (Navy Working Uniform) Type III camouflage is addressing a formation of U.S. Navy sailors dressed in NWU Type I (blue digital camouflage) uniforms. The gathering appears to be an outdoor briefing or muster on a paved surface at what appears to be a naval installation. The sailors are standing at ease in a grouped formation while the officer speaks.

    MORE LIKE THIS

    CONTROLLED VOCABULARY KEYWORDS

    No keywords found.

    TAGS

    Nuclear
    Rocky Mountain
    Nuclear Powered Submarine
    Commissioning
    NWU
    March 17
    Unseen
    USS Colorado
    PCU Colorado
    2018
    Submarine Proud
    SSN 788
    Silent Service
    Pre-Commissioning Unit Colorado (SSN 788)
    Navy FRV
    On Scene
    sub surface
    Sailors
    Sailor
    Submarine
    Sub
    U.S. Navy
    Navy Working Uniform

    OPTIONS

  •   Register/Login to Download
  •   Validate Your Account to Download
  •   Connect My Placements
  •   Download Photo
  •   Download Gallery
  •   Add to My Albums
  •   Create TinyURL
  •   Connect to Placements
  •   Add to Playlist
  •   Distribute Photo
  •   Edit Photo
  •   Add Gallery to Playlist
  •   Distribute Gallery