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    Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star undergoes maintenance while in dry dock [Image 10 of 13]

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    A large vessel is positioned in a dry dock facility, with its bow prominently visible showing a classic red and black hull paint scheme. The ship is fully out of water, resting on dry dock blocks, allowing inspection and maintenance of the underwater hull. Several workers in safety gear are visible at the base of the hull, dwarfed by the massive scale of the vessel.

    VALLEJO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    06.12.2018

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Matthew Masaschi      

    U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Area

    Coast Guard Lt. Spencer Ross, and engineering officer aboard Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star, conducts an interview with a reporter from a local news outlet while standing on the dry dock floor below the Polar Star. The Polar Star is undergoing repairs and receiving equipment upgrades prior to it’s upcoming mission to Antarctica supporting Operation Deep Freeze where the cutter will assist re-supplying U.S. science operations in Antarctica. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer Matthew S. Masaschi

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    Date Taken: 06.12.2018
    Date Posted: 06.27.2018 18:24
    Photo ID: 4519080
    VIRIN: 180614-G-DX668-1068
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 10.01 MB
    Location: VALLEJO, CALIFORNIA, US
    Hometown: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, US
    Web Views: 217
    Downloads: 14

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    A worker in high-visibility safety gear is guiding a large ship propeller assembly being lifted by crane cables at what appears to be a dry dock or shipyard facility. The propeller, mounted on a yellow heavy-duty transport/installation frame, is being positioned near a large concrete wall typical of a dry dock structure. A scissor lift (SkyJack brand) is visible in the background.
    A construction or dry dock facility scene showing heavy industrial equipment including a large yellow vehicle, a tall lattice crane, and a red scissor lift. Workers in hard hats are visible on the ground level and atop the concrete wall structure. The image is taken from a low angle looking upward, with the sun creating a strong backlight effect.
    A large ship propeller is being lifted by crane equipment in what appears to be a dry dock facility. Workers in high-visibility safety gear are guiding the propeller using tag lines during the rigging operation. A large vessel hull is visible in the background, consistent with a shipyard maintenance or repair environment.
    A large ship is undergoing maintenance in a dry dock facility, with a crane labeled 'D7' suspending what appears to be a large propeller assembly above the vessel. The red-hulled ship, bearing the number '10', is positioned at the far end of the dry dock while workers and ground equipment are visible on the dock floor. The scene depicts an active shipyard maintenance or repair operation under clear blue skies.
    A U.S. Coast Guard officer named Davanzo, wearing a white hard hat and blue uniform, is being interviewed or filmed at what appears to be a shipyard or dry dock facility. A professional broadcast camera on a fluid head tripod is positioned to the right, and a civilian in an orange hard hat stands to the left. A large vessel hull is visible in the background.
    Two men wearing white hard hats are engaged in a conversation in a dry dock facility, with a large ship hull visible in the background. A professional broadcast video camera on a tripod is positioned to the left, suggesting a media interview or documentary filming is taking place. One man is wearing civilian work clothes while the other is dressed in a blue uniform consistent with U.S. Coast Guard attire.
    The image shows two workers silhouetted inside a dark, tunnel-like corridor or structure under construction or renovation. One worker is seated on a bucket working overhead, while the other is crouched near a ladder on the right side. In the background, large cylindrical tanks or silos with circular openings are visible through the open end of the structure.
    Three workers are silhouetted against a bright background in what appears to be a large industrial or construction site. The figures are backlit, creating strong contrast between the dark foreground and the illuminated concrete structure behind them. The setting suggests heavy industrial work, possibly shipyard, dam, or large infrastructure maintenance.
    The image shows the interior of an empty dry dock with a large vessel's bow visible at the top of the frame, suspended above the dock floor. The massive concrete walls of the dry dock are clearly visible, along with staircases on both sides and a depth/measurement gauge marker in the center background. Several workers wearing hard hats and safety gear are gathered near the center of the dock floor.
    A large vessel is positioned in a dry dock facility, with its bow prominently visible showing a classic red and black hull paint scheme. The ship is fully out of water, resting on dry dock blocks, allowing inspection and maintenance of the underwater hull. Several workers in safety gear are visible at the base of the hull, dwarfed by the massive scale of the vessel.
    Two men wearing white hard hats are conversing in a dry dock facility, with a large ship hull visible in the background. The man on the left is wearing a U.S. Coast Guard uniform with the name tag 'ROSS' and lieutenant rank insignia. A video camera is partially visible in the foreground, suggesting this may be a media interview or documentation event.
    A U.S. Coast Guard officer identified as 'Ross' is being interviewed or briefed alongside a civilian in a dry dock facility. Both individuals are wearing white hard hats, and a professional video camera with a windscreen microphone is visible in the foreground. The setting appears to be an industrial shipyard with a large vessel hull visible in the background.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel numbered '10' is docked at a shipyard or port facility. The ship features the distinctive red hull with white diagonal stripe and blue accent line typical of USCG icebreaker vessels. The dock area includes rail tracks, mooring posts with chain barriers, and industrial crane equipment in the background.

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