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    Coast Guard Cutter Chock operations [Image 1 of 10]

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    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel is docked at a pier during winter conditions, with ice visible on the dock and surrounding water. Personnel in orange Coast Guard jackets and cold-weather gear are actively unloading or loading supplies and boxes from the vessel. Civilians and additional personnel are gathered on the dock, suggesting a supply delivery or emergency relief operation.

    MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    01.10.2018

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    U.S. Coast Guard East   

    The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Chock, homeported in Curtis Bay, Maryland, deliver supplies to the isolated Tangier Island, Virginia, after the Chesapeake Bay froze over, Jan. 10, 2018. The Chock also conducted ice breaking operations in the bay to clear the channels for vessel traffic.
    (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Warren Wilson)

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    Date Taken: 01.10.2018
    Date Posted: 07.30.2018 15:07
    Photo ID: 4599597
    VIRIN: 180110-G-G0105-1001
    Resolution: 2048x1536
    Size: 852.86 KB
    Location: MARYLAND, US
    Web Views: 110
    Downloads: 8

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    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel is docked at a pier during winter conditions, with ice visible on the dock and surrounding water. Personnel in orange Coast Guard jackets and cold-weather gear are actively unloading or loading supplies and boxes from the vessel. Civilians and additional personnel are gathered on the dock, suggesting a supply delivery or emergency relief operation.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel numbered 65602 is docked at a pier in heavily iced winter conditions. Two crew members are visible on deck, one wearing a red jacket with 'U.S. Coast Guard' markings, appearing to perform maintenance or de-icing operations. The surrounding water is frozen with broken ice chunks, and the vessel itself is coated with ice and frost.
    A U.S. Coast Guard vessel with hull number 65602 is docked at a pier on calm water. The black-hulled boat displays the distinctive USCG racing stripe in red, white, and blue along its side. The vessel appears to be a harbor tug or buoy tender, decorated with signal flags on its mast.
    The image shows a brass manufacturer's identification plaque mounted on a dark metal surface. The plaque identifies the item as unit CG-65602, built by Gibbs Corporation of Jacksonville, Florida in 1961. The plaque appears to be in good condition with legible engraved text.
    A wooden rod or handle is tied to a metal railing using a brown leather strap. The wooden piece has text stamped or burned onto it, reading 'C&C CHOCK 65602' (appearing mirrored/inverted in the image). The scene appears to be outdoors near water, with rain droplets visible on the metal railing.
    A uniformed personnel member is standing inside the bridge or pilothouse of a patrol vessel, using binoculars to scan the waterway ahead. The individual is wearing a dark blue tactical vest, a navy blue cap, and a short-sleeve shirt consistent with law enforcement or coast guard attire. The setting appears to be a calm inland waterway or harbor with green tree-lined shores visible through the window.
    Two United States Coast Guard personnel in tactical vests and blue caps stand with their backs to the camera, watching a military jet formation flyover above a body of water. The jets, likely the Blue Angels based on their tight formation pattern, are leaving contrails across a partly cloudy sky. The scene appears to be during a public air show or official event near a waterfront with a tree-lined shore visible in the background.
    U.S. Coast Guard personnel are using a crane labeled 'Bull of the Bay' to hoist a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) marked 'US Coast Guard' aboard a vessel. Four crew members wearing orange life vests and hard hats of varying colors are guiding and steadying the suspended boat during the operation. The scene takes place on a waterway with a tree-lined shore visible in the background under overcast skies.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member in blue uniform is saluting the American flag aboard a vessel on a calm waterway. The scene appears to be a formal colors ceremony, with the flag mounted on a flagstaff at the bow of the ship. A bridge and tree-lined shoreline are visible in the background under clear blue skies.
    A U.S. Coast Guard buoy tender vessel named 'CHOCK' (hull number 65602) is operating on open water under overcast skies. The crew appears to be conducting buoy maintenance or repositioning operations, as evidenced by a green navigational buoy visible in the water near the bow. An American flag flies from the mast, and crew members in safety gear are visible on deck.

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