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    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, identifiable as an F/A-18E/F Super Hornet (modality number '107' visible on nose), is positioned on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier at dusk or dawn. A flight deck crew member in a yellow jersey is standing in front of the aircraft, appearing to signal or direct the pilot using illuminated wands. The ocean is visible in the background, confirming the carrier is at sea.

    ATLANTIC OCEAN

    08.23.2018

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Jessica Hale 

    U.S. Navy           

    180823-N-NN369-1155
    ATLANTIC OCEAN (Aug. 23, 2018) Chief Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) William Sum directs an F/A-18E Super Hornet from the Pukin' Dogs of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 143 on the flight deck of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72). (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jessica Paulauskas/Released)

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    Date Taken: 08.23.2018
    Date Posted: 08.28.2018 00:07
    Photo ID: 4680862
    VIRIN: 180823-N-NN369-1155
    Resolution: 5472x3648
    Size: 1.15 MB
    Location: ATLANTIC OCEAN
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    Downloads: 21

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    Two military personnel wearing red jerseys and dark trousers are inspecting or assembling an ordnance item in what appears to be a naval vessel's weapons magazine or ordnance storage area. One individual is holding a document or manual while the other works directly on the blue-painted munition mounted on a white wheeled dolly/cart. The background shows numerous stacked munitions and ordnance secured with chains.
    An aerial/overhead view of a naval vessel deck showing military ordnance (missiles) secured in rows alongside ship personnel wearing red safety vests. Several crew members are visible working near equipment on the deck. Large cylindrical tanks or buoys are visible on an upper deck level, with open ocean visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based fighter jet, marked with the number '106', is parked on an aircraft carrier flight deck at night. The aircraft appears to be an F/A-18 Super Hornet, illuminated by artificial deck lighting against a dramatic purple-hued sky with streaking clouds. Multiple additional aircraft are visible in the background, secured to the deck with tie-down chains.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (bureau number 301) is parked on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck at night. The aircraft is illuminated by blue and red ground lighting beneath it, with a bright full moon visible overhead surrounded by a lunar halo and streaking clouds. The scene appears to be a long-exposure night photograph capturing maintenance or pre-flight activity.
    An aircraft carrier flight deck is shown during active flight operations, with a jet aircraft (appearing to be an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet) just launched or departing from the bow. Numerous flight deck crew members in color-coded jerseys are visible performing their assigned roles across the deck. Steam or smoke is visible along the catapult track, indicating a recent catapult launch.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, identifiable as an F/A-18E/F Super Hornet (modality number '107' visible on nose), is positioned on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier at dusk or dawn. A flight deck crew member in a yellow jersey is standing in front of the aircraft, appearing to signal or direct the pilot using illuminated wands. The ocean is visible in the background, confirming the carrier is at sea.
    A military jet aircraft, consistent with an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is captured mid-launch or low-altitude flight above the deck of an aircraft carrier at dusk. A naval flight deck officer wearing a white safety vest and sunglasses stands in the foreground observing the operation. The scene takes place over open water with a twilight sky in the background.
    A historic tall ship flying a large American flag sails in a harbor with a modern city skyline in the background. Several smaller escort and patrol vessels accompany the tall ship on the water. The scene appears to be a ceremonial or commemorative sailing event in what is identifiable as Boston Harbor based on the distinctive skyline.
    A gangway or brow bearing the 'USS Constitution' banner is being lifted by crane at a naval pier, likely during installation or removal. The USS Constitution, known as 'Old Ironsides' and described as the 'Oldest Commissioned Warship Afloat,' is visible on the right side of the image. Workers in hard hats and safety gear are present on the dock overseeing the operation.
    A large historic tall ship with multiple masts and complex rigging is underway on open water, accompanied by a tugboat named 'Harold A. Reinauer II' from Boston. An American flag with a distinctive star pattern (consistent with an early U.S. ensign) flies prominently from the stern. The vessel appears to be a restored or replica wooden warship, likely participating in a ceremonial or commemorative event.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel in camouflage uniforms are visiting an elementary school gymnasium, demonstrating a small tracked robot to a group of approximately nine children. The children are seated on the gym floor, engaged and smiling as they observe the remote-controlled robot in the foreground. This appears to be an educational outreach or STEM demonstration event.
    Two military helicopters are flying in formation against a partly cloudy sky at dusk or dawn. The foreground helicopter, identifiable as a Sikorsky MH-60 Seahawk variant, is carrying a cargo net sling load suspended beneath it by cables. A second helicopter of the same type is visible in the background to the left.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, marked with the number '206', is being serviced by ground crew on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck at night. The scene is illuminated by artificial work lights casting an orange-amber glow across the wet deck surface. Multiple personnel in flight deck gear are conducting maintenance or pre/post-flight operations around the aircraft.
    A military jet aircraft is photographed at night on what appears to be a wet flight deck, likely aboard an aircraft carrier or airfield. The long-exposure photograph captures light trails from personnel moving around the aircraft, creating streaks of white, blue, and green light. The wet surface reflects ambient orange and yellow lighting, adding to the dramatic nighttime atmosphere.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, marked with the number '206', is parked on a wet aircraft carrier flight deck at night. The aircraft is illuminated by a bright forward light and ambient deck lighting, with ground crew personnel visible nearby. The wet deck surface and dark sky suggest nighttime operations, possibly in adverse weather conditions.
    A U.S. Navy helicopter, numbered 615 and assigned to USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74), is parked on a flight deck at dusk or dawn. The aircraft appears to be an MH-60R Seahawk with its rotor blades folded for deck storage. Light painting or light streaks are visible around the nose and cockpit area, suggesting a long-exposure photograph.
    Two naval vessels are conducting an underway replenishment (UNREP) operation at sea, with transfer lines/hoses visibly connecting the two ships. The photograph is taken from an elevated position aboard the receiving vessel, looking down at the churning water between the two ships moving in parallel. The supply vessel on the right appears to be a replenishment oiler or combat stores ship of the US Navy or allied fleet.
    A naval warship at sea is launching a missile, visible as a projectile ascending vertically with a bright flame and dense white smoke trail. The launch appears to be from a vertical launch system (VLS) aboard the vessel. The overcast sky and calm ocean surface provide a stark backdrop to the dramatic launch event.
    A missile is being launched from a naval warship at sea, captured mid-flight with a large plume of white and brown exhaust smoke trailing below it. A light blue flag bearing a naval coat of arms or emblem is visible in the foreground, and a ship's superstructure with a crest/emblem is visible on the right side. The sky is overcast with heavy cloud cover.
    A naval warship is actively firing its forward deck gun, with visible muzzle blast and smoke on the port side. The photograph is taken from an elevated position on the same vessel, looking forward along the bow deck. A second warship is visible in the distant background on the horizon.
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    A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier deck scene showing a flight deck crew member in a yellow jersey directing a F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet (numbered 205) on the flight deck. The crew member, identified as 'CRASH LPO' on their jersey, is signaling with a raised hand while wearing a white helmet and flight deck gear. The scene takes place at sea under overcast skies.
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    A large group of people wearing yellow t-shirts, along with a few individuals in navy blue uniforms, pose for a group photo outdoors in what appears to be Japan. A man on the right side is taking the photo using a mobile device while raising his hand. The group is making playful gestures including peace signs and smiling enthusiastically.
    A female naval officer or sailor is using a bearing compass/alidade on the bridge of a military vessel to take a bearing on another large warship visible in the distance. The scene appears to be a naval formation or underway replenishment operation in open ocean conditions. The setting is the bridge wing or pilothouse of a U.S. Navy ship during daylight hours.
    Two military naval vessels are underway in open blue ocean waters under a partly cloudy sky. The larger vessel on the left appears to be a US Navy amphibious assault ship with a flat flight deck, while a smaller warship is visible in the background to the right. The ships appear to be conducting a joint naval operation or formation sailing exercise.
    Two gray naval vessels are sailing in open blue ocean waters under a partly cloudy sky. The foreground ship bears the hull number '4001' and displays a red anti-fouling bottom coat visible at the waterline, while a second ship with hull number '48' is visible in the background. The vessels appear to be operating in close proximity, possibly conducting a joint naval exercise or formation sailing.
    A gloved hand is holding a lit brass/gold-colored Zippo-style lighter with an active flame. The hand is covered in a worn, dirty work glove, suggesting an industrial or manual labor context. The image is a close-up shot with a shallow depth of field, keeping the lighter and flame in sharp focus.
    A worker in protective gear including a face shield and gloves is performing cutting or welding operations on metal piping or structural components aboard what appears to be a naval vessel or industrial ship. Bright flames and sparks are visible at the work site, indicating active torch cutting or welding. Multiple observers and additional personnel in protective equipment are visible in the background.

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