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    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) is shown navigating through heavy surf, likely during a beach landing or amphibious training exercise. The vehicle is being struck by large breaking waves as it moves through the surf zone toward or away from shore. The aerial perspective captures the dramatic interaction between the armored vehicle and the churning ocean water.

    BLACK SEA

    03.09.2018

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Michael Lehman 

    U.S. Navy           

    180309-N-PC620-0128
    BLACK SEA (March 9, 2018) An AAV-P7/A1 assault amphibious vehicle, attached to the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, disembarks the well deck of the Harpers Ferry-class dock landing ship USS Oak Hill (LSD 51), March 9, 2018 during exercise Spring Storm 2018. Spring Storm is a Romanian-led exercise in the Black Sea to enhance amphibious operations and staff interoperability between Romanian and U.S. naval forces. Oak Hill, home-ported in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is conducting naval operations in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Michael H. Lehman/Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.09.2018
    Date Posted: 03.14.2018 00:22
    Photo ID: 4213357
    VIRIN: 180309-N-PC620-0128
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    A military helicopter marked 'P2' hovers over the deck of a naval vessel while conducting a vertical replenishment (VERTREP) operation, with a cargo net suspended beneath it. Two deck crew members wearing yellow safety vests and helmets are directing the helicopter from the flight deck. Multiple cargo pallets wrapped in netting are staged on the deck awaiting transfer.
    A naval sailor wearing a red hard hat and red safety vest is firing a line-throwing gun toward an adjacent vessel during an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea. A projectile and red line are visibly in flight toward the second ship, which bears the hull number '4'. The operation is taking place in open blue ocean under clear skies.
    A line of naval personnel standing on the deck of a military vessel, all wearing blue hard hats and orange life vests over dark blue uniforms. The sailors appear to be holding lines/ropes and are positioned along the ship's superstructure, suggesting a mooring or replenishment-at-sea evolution. The image is taken from a low angle looking down the line of personnel toward the bow of the ship.
    A military helicopter marked 'P2' is on the deck of a naval vessel, with rotor blades spinning, suggesting it is preparing for takeoff or has just landed. Flight deck crew members in yellow vests labeled 'FLT' and helmets are directing the aircraft using hand signals and a wand. The scene takes place on an aircraft carrier or amphibious assault ship deck over open ocean.
    A person in dark blue military-style coveralls is handling a cardboard box filled with oranges in what appears to be a ship's cargo or supply area. Multiple stacked cardboard boxes surround the individual, several bearing Japanese text including the word 'Nagasaki'. Additional personnel are visible in the background observing or participating in the supply operation.
    The image shows the interior of a naval vessel's bridge with two personnel looking out toward another ship alongside, likely during an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea. One individual on the right wears a dark cap with 'CO' (Commanding Officer) markings and an olive green flight suit, while the other on the left wears a dark uniform. Navigation and communication equipment is visible in the foreground.
    A large gray naval auxiliary/replenishment vessel is underway on open blue ocean under clear skies. The ship appears to be a U.S. Military Sealift Command (MSC) dry cargo and ammunition ship, identifiable by its gray hull, replenishment-at-sea (RAS) stations, and deck equipment. The photograph is taken from an elevated angle, likely from another vessel sailing in close proximity.
    A white civilian-registered helicopter (tail number N605R) hovers over the flight deck of a naval vessel during what appears to be a vertical replenishment (VERTREP) operation at sea. The helicopter is positioned above a deck loaded with multiple cargo bundles wrapped in cargo nets, suggesting an active cargo transfer operation. The scene takes place in open blue ocean waters under clear skies.
    A military replenishment-at-sea (RAS) operation is underway, with a white helicopter performing a vertical replenishment (VERTREP) by lifting cargo via a sling load over the deck of a naval vessel. The ship, marked 'P 11' on its hull, has its deck loaded with numerous palletized supplies. The operation is taking place in open ocean under clear, sunny conditions.
    Military personnel in olive green t-shirts are handling and passing cardboard boxes in what appears to be the interior corridor of a naval vessel. At least three individuals are visible in the foreground actively moving boxes, with a fourth person visible in the background. The setting is characterized by exposed pipes, conduits, and industrial lighting typical of a ship's interior.
    A U.S. Navy sailor identified by his name tag as Jordan C. Morres, FC3(SW), USN, is holding a large stainless steel food tray containing what appear to be rolls or baked goods covered in plastic wrap aboard a naval vessel. He is using tongs to serve or handle the food items. The setting appears to be an interior compartment of a warship, with visible pipes, conduits, and equipment in the background.
    Three personnel wearing yellow safety vests are standing on what appears to be the deck or hangar bay of a large naval vessel, observing cargo secured in netting on an exterior deck area. The scene suggests a logistics or replenishment operation, with multiple palletized cargo loads visible in the background. The image is taken from inside a sheltered bay area looking outward toward the open sea.
    Military personnel in dark navy uniforms and colored hard hats are working on the deck of a naval vessel. The foreground sailor wearing a white hard hat with an insignia is operating a large metal bar or lever inserted into a deck fitting, likely a capstan or mooring equipment. Additional crew members in blue and white hard hats are visible assisting in the background.
    Naval personnel in black uniforms and blue hard hats are working on the deck of a warship, pulling a thick mooring line in a coordinated effort. The scene appears to depict a line-handling evolution, likely during a mooring or replenishment-at-sea operation. A large gray naval vessel is visible in the background, suggesting a ship-to-ship or pier operation.
    A group of naval personnel dressed in dark blue uniforms and blue hard hats are working on the deck of a military vessel. They appear to be hauling or handling thick mooring lines in a coordinated team effort. The scene depicts a standard seamanship evolution such as line handling during a mooring or replenishment-at-sea operation.
    The image shows the forward deck of a naval warship docked at a port, with numerous crew members in dark uniforms and blue safety helmets performing mooring or deck operations. The backdrop reveals a coastal city with hills, industrial port facilities, and red-brick warehouse buildings, consistent with a Japanese port environment. The scene appears to capture a port arrival or departure evolution.
    Personnel wearing communication headsets are stationed at what appears to be a military operations or combat information center, illuminated by blue tactical lighting. At least three individuals are visible, focused on their stations with various electronic displays and equipment visible in the background. The blue lighting is characteristic of a ship's combat information center (CIC) or bridge during night operations.
    Two military personnel are working together in a darkened combat information center or operations room aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The environment is illuminated primarily by blue lighting, which is characteristic of tactical operations spaces. One person wearing headphones is seated at a workstation while a second person leans over to provide guidance or instruction.
    Two military personnel, likely U.S. Navy sailors, are working together in a dimly lit combat information center or ship operations room bathed in blue lighting. One individual is wearing a communications headset with a boom microphone, suggesting active coordination duties. They appear to be focused on equipment or controls in front of them.
    A female U.S. Navy sailor in dark blue utility coveralls is working in what appears to be a military mail room or administrative office. She is handling documents or mail while surrounded by sorting shelves and organizational racks. Her uniform displays a collar insignia and a name tag, indicating an enlisted rank.
    A smiling woman in a dark navy uniform is handling a USPS Priority Mail package through what appears to be a mail window or counter on a military vessel. She is leaning forward and pushing or receiving the large white Priority Mail box. The setting appears to be an interior shipboard mail room or postal service area.
    A U.S. Navy sailor assigned to USS Sterett (DDG-104) is crouched on the ship's deck performing maintenance work. He is wearing navy blue utility uniform, black combat boots, a USS Sterett DDG-104 ball cap, and blue nitrile gloves while working with a tool near deck-level equipment. The setting appears to be the exterior deck of a naval destroyer.
    A military helicopter is captured in the process of landing or taking off from a naval vessel's flight deck over open ocean. The helicopter appears to be a Sikorsky MH-60 Seahawk variant, painted in standard naval gray. The image was taken from a low angle on the flight deck, providing a dramatic perspective of the aircraft with rotor blur visible.
    A military helicopter, consistent with an MH-60 Seahawk variant, hovers over the flight deck of a naval vessel during twilight conditions, performing a vertical replenishment (VERTREP) operation with a cargo load suspended beneath it on a sling. The helicopter deck of the ship is clearly visible in the foreground, marked with a large 'H' landing circle. The sky displays pink and blue hues characteristic of dawn or dusk.
    A U.S. Navy helicopter, marked 'HSC-28' and numbered '34', hovers over a ship's flight deck during what appears to be a vertical replenishment (VERTREP) or cargo transfer operation. Two deck crew members are visible below the helicopter, managing a sling load or hoist line connected to the aircraft. The scene is set under overcast, dramatic skies suggesting at-sea operations.
    A naval flight deck crew member is directing a helicopter on a ship's flight deck at night using illuminated green signal wands. The scene takes place on what appears to be a military vessel's helipad, with the helicopter positioned on the left side of the deck. Low-light conditions are compensated by the bright green lighting from both the signal wands and the helicopter's navigation lights.
    A naval vessel's helicopter landing deck (helipad) is photographed at dusk or night from an elevated angle, likely from a hovering or departing helicopter. The deck is illuminated by multiple red perimeter lights and features standard white painted markings including a central landing circle, crosshairs, and boundary lines. The ship is underway on open ocean under an overcast sky.
    A military helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, is parked on the flight deck of a naval vessel at night. The scene is illuminated by red and green navigation/deck lights, with a distinctive green light trail in the foreground suggesting a long-exposure photograph of a crew member using a glow stick or wand. The ocean horizon is visible in the background under a dark blue night sky.
    A nighttime naval flight deck operation showing personnel working around a military helicopter on a ship's flight deck. The scene is illuminated by green and blue deck lighting, creating dramatic shadows across the non-skid deck surface. Multiple crew members in flight deck gear are visible in various positions around the aircraft.
    A military or naval personnel member is illuminated by green light while wearing night vision goggles (NVG) mounted on a helmet, along with a communications headset. The subject appears to be on a flight deck or operational platform during nighttime operations. The green lighting is consistent with NVG-compatible lighting used in military night operations.
    A night operations scene on a naval vessel's flight deck, illuminated primarily by green lighting. A flight deck crew member in green gear is using a illuminated wand to direct operations near a military helicopter. The wet deck surface reflects the teal-green lighting, suggesting recent precipitation or sea spray.
    The image shows multiple naval warships moored at a military port facility, viewed from an elevated position on one of the vessels. Sailors in uniform are visible on the deck of the foreground ship, which appears to be an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer. The harbor setting includes a concrete pier, port infrastructure, and a coastal town visible in the background.
    Two men wearing matching black polo shirts with an official emblem (labeled 'MDMAA') are preparing food in what appears to be a military vessel galley or mess area. The foreground figure, wearing blue latex gloves, is removing a grilled sandwich from a panini/sandwich press using a metal spatula. The setting features industrial piping overhead and military-style equipment, consistent with a naval ship interior.
    A naval officer in dark dress uniform is entering Chatham House at 10 St James's Square, London, carrying a white peaked cap with gold insignia. The Georgian brick building features a white-painted portico entrance with the name 'CHATHAM HOUSE' inscribed above the door. A blue heritage plaque is visible on the left pillar, and ornate black iron railings frame the entrance steps.
    Three individuals are engaged in conversation at what appears to be a formal or professional event. One person is wearing a dark naval uniform with gold sleeve stripes, medals, and a name badge, while the other two are in civilian business attire and also wearing conference-style lanyards and name badges. A woman on the right is holding a cup and saucer.
    Two senior naval officers in formal dress uniforms are shaking hands in what appears to be an official meeting room or conference area. The officer on the left wears a uniform with heavy gold braid epaulettes consistent with a high-ranking British Royal Navy admiral, while the officer on the right wears a dark navy uniform with multiple medal ribbons and gold sleeve stripes consistent with a senior US Navy admiral. The setting suggests a formal bilateral military meeting or diplomatic visit.
    Two naval officers in dress uniforms are engaged in conversation inside what appears to be a formal meeting room, while a camera operator records the interaction. The room features framed naval/maritime photographs on the wall and a conference table with chairs. The setting suggests an official military meeting or media interview.
    Two senior naval officers in formal dress uniforms are engaged in conversation in what appears to be an official meeting room. The officer on the left wears a uniform with gold aiguillettes consistent with British Royal Navy senior rank, while the officer on the right wears a uniform consistent with a senior United States Navy admiral with extensive medal ribbons. Naval-themed artwork depicting ships in port is visible on the wall behind them.
    Two senior naval officers in formal dress uniforms are shaking hands in what appears to be an official meeting or ceremonial setting. The officer on the left wears a Royal Navy uniform with gold aiguillette and four gold sleeve stripes, while the officer on the right wears a US Navy uniform with extensive medal ribbons and four gold sleeve stripes indicating the rank of Admiral. A painted portrait of a senior naval officer in uniform hangs on the wall behind them.
    A senior military officer in a dark naval dress uniform is speaking at a podium at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs. The officer displays multiple rows of service ribbons, gold sleeve stripes indicating high rank (likely Admiral or Vice Admiral), and various military decorations. The setting appears to be a formal lecture or briefing event.
    A senior naval officer in dress uniform is delivering a speech at a podium at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs. The officer displays multiple service ribbons, gold sleeve stripes indicating high rank (likely Admiral or Vice Admiral), and various military decorations. The setting appears to be a formal policy or diplomatic briefing event.
    A senior naval officer in dress uniform is delivering a speech at a podium at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs. The officer displays multiple service ribbons, gold sleeve stripes indicating flag officer rank, and various insignia on his dark navy uniform. The setting appears to be a formal briefing or lecture event at the prestigious London-based think tank.
    A senior naval officer in dress uniform is delivering a speech at a podium at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs in London. The officer wears four gold sleeve stripes indicating the rank of Admiral, along with multiple service ribbons and medals. The setting appears to be a formal conference or lecture event.
    A senior naval officer in dress uniform is delivering a speech at a podium at Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs). The officer displays multiple rows of service ribbons, gold sleeve stripes indicating high rank, and a name badge. The setting appears to be a formal lecture or briefing event.
    A formal panel discussion is taking place at Chatham House (The Royal Institute of International Affairs) in London. Five panelists are seated or standing at a long wooden table, including a naval officer in uniform who appears to be preparing to speak. Name placards identify the participants at this policy or security-focused event.
    Two men are seated across from each other at a wooden conference table in what appears to be the William Pitt Room at Chatham House, London. One man in civilian attire (blue striped shirt, glasses) appears to be conducting an interview or meeting, holding a pencil and notepad. The other man is wearing a senior naval officer's dress uniform with multiple ribbons, gold sleeve stripes, and command insignia.
    Two individuals are seated across from each other at a wooden conference table in what appears to be a formal meeting room. One person is a civilian in a blue striped shirt, while the other is a senior military officer in a dark Navy dress uniform adorned with multiple ribbons, medals, and gold sleeve stripes indicating high rank. The setting suggests an interview or official meeting.
    Five naval personnel are standing in a line on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck, each wearing distinctly colored jerseys and helmets with protective goggles and hearing protection. The color-coded uniforms indicate different roles and responsibilities in carrier flight deck operations. The ocean is visible in the background, confirming an at-sea operational setting.
    A senior military officer in U.S. Marine Corps camouflage uniform and flight deck gear walks past a line of naval personnel standing at salute on what appears to be a ship's flight deck. The personnel are wearing color-coded flight deck jerseys and helmets, indicating their specific roles in flight deck operations. The scene appears to be a formal greeting or inspection ceremony aboard a naval vessel.
    Military personnel are gathered in the hangar bay of a naval vessel, identified as USS Wasp (LHD 1) based on the 'MMCO USS WASP LHD 1' text visible on one person's shirt. A briefing or walkthrough appears to be in progress, with one individual in camouflage uniform pointing and gesturing while addressing the group. Personnel from multiple branches are present, including Marines, Navy sailors, and at least one aviator in a flight suit.
    An F-35B fighter jet assigned to VMFA-121 (Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121) is positioned on the flight deck of an amphibious assault ship, appearing to be conducting a short takeoff or landing operation. Personnel in yellow jerseys (aircraft handlers/directors) are visible on the right side of the deck, while observers in military uniforms watch from the ship's island structure on the left. The aircraft bears the number '07' and the unit designation 'VMFA-121' on its fuselage.
    Two military personnel wearing hearing protection observe an F-35B fighter jet on the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. The aircraft bears the markings 'VMFA-121' and tail number '07', identifying it as belonging to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121. The scene is photographed from an elevated vantage point, likely an island superstructure, overlooking the flight deck with open ocean visible in the background.
    Two military jet aircraft are visible flying through a partly cloudy blue sky. The aircraft appear to be flying in a loose formation, with one positioned higher and to the right, and the other lower and to the left. The jets are small in the frame, suggesting they are at considerable altitude or distance from the camera.
    The image shows naval personnel in firefighting gear passing through a watertight door (WTD) aboard a military vessel. The crew members are wearing red helmets, gas masks, and carrying a fire hose nozzle, suggesting a damage control or firefighting drill. The door is marked with designation '4-74-6 WTD' and a red 'Z' classification marker.
    The image shows what appears to be a firefighting or damage control training exercise, likely aboard a naval vessel. Two personnel in full firefighting gear including red helmets, face shields, SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks, and protective gloves are crouching in a low position. A third person wearing a red cap and dark uniform appears to be supervising or instructing the exercise.
    A team of personnel wearing red helmets, breathing apparatus (SCBA), and protective gear are crouched low while handling a fire hose inside what appears to be a naval vessel or ship interior. The low-angle photograph is taken from floor level, emphasizing the orange fire hose running diagonally across the blue speckled deck. This appears to be a firefighting drill or damage control exercise conducted in a confined shipboard corridor.
    Four personnel wearing red firefighting helmets with face shields and breathing apparatus are conducting what appears to be a firefighting drill or training exercise on a ship's deck. They are positioned in a crouched formation handling a fire hose with a nozzle attachment. The speckled blue deck and yellow laundry/storage bins in the background are consistent with a naval vessel interior.
    A group of personnel in firefighting gear are conducting a damage control or fire suppression drill inside what appears to be a naval vessel. The individuals are wearing red helmets with face shields, breathing apparatus, and blue coveralls, with one person prominently displaying a yellow 'K-90 Talisman XL' thermal imaging camera mounted on their helmet. A supervisor or observer in dark clothing stands in the background monitoring the exercise.
    The image shows naval personnel working on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier at sea. Multiple crew members wearing green jerseys are performing maintenance or inspection work around what appears to be a jet blast deflector (JBD) or similar deck equipment. An F/A-18 fighter jet is visible in the background on the flight deck.
    Navy ordnancemen in red jerseys are handling a weapons cart loaded with what appear to be Mk 54 lightweight torpedoes or similar munitions with yellow safety caps on an aircraft carrier flight deck. The crew is maneuvering the ordnance cart toward a helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, for loading. Multiple fixed-wing aircraft and additional rotary-wing aircraft are visible in the background on the crowded flight deck.
    Military personnel in red jerseys and helmets are handling what appears to be an inert training munition on the flight deck of a naval vessel. The crew members, identifiable by their red ordnance handling jerseys and helmet markings such as '9W' and '9Q', are working together to load or inspect the weapon system. The ocean is visible in the background, confirming the shipboard setting.
    Military personnel in red jerseys and helmets are handling ordnance on the flight deck of what appears to be a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier. They are working alongside a gray naval helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, loading or inspecting weapons systems. Yellow safety caps are visible on the munitions, indicating standard ordnance handling safety protocols.
    This is the official insignia/patch for USS Colorado SSN-788, a United States Navy Virginia-class attack submarine. The design features a mustang (wild horse) silhouette incorporating the Colorado state flag's 'C' symbol, a submarine image, mountain scenery, and stars. The Latin motto 'Terra Marique Indomita' (Unconquered on Land and Sea) is prominently displayed.

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