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    Southern Partnership Station 2012 [Image 4 of 12]

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    A large gray U.S. Navy warship bearing hull number '51' is docked at a wet pier, viewed from a low angle that emphasizes its imposing bow. Several personnel in military uniforms are visible on the pier, apparently handling mooring lines. Container cranes are visible in the background, suggesting a commercial or naval port facility.

    CARIBBEAN SEA

    11.03.2011

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    Amphibious Southern Partnership Station 2012

    The amphibious dock landing ship USS Oak Hill docked in Colon, Panama, to receive fuel and fresh food Nov. 3. Oak Hill is participating in Amphibious - Southern Partnership Station 2012. (Photo by: Spc. Juancarlos Paz)

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    Date Taken: 11.03.2011
    Date Posted: 11.07.2011 00:18
    Photo ID: 484774
    VIRIN: 111103-A-ZZ999-238
    Resolution: 3600x2400
    Size: 2.28 MB
    Location: CARIBBEAN SEA
    Web Views: 47
    Downloads: 3

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    Naval personnel are working on the deck of a military vessel at sea, handling what appears to be a safety or cargo net along the ship's edge. The foreground sailor is wearing a blue hard hat and orange life vest while manipulating a chain-link/wire mesh net panel near the ship's railing. Multiple crew members in similar safety gear are visible in the background on the ship's deck.
    A silhouetted scene of numerous workers on what appears to be an industrial maritime vessel or offshore platform, backlit by natural light reflecting off open water. The figures are rendered almost entirely in dark silhouette against a bright horizon, creating a high-contrast industrial tableau. Multiple personnel wearing hard hats are visible among the group, suggesting an active work operation.
    A military or naval vessel is docked at a port facility where cargo loading/unloading operations are underway. An orange forklift (numbered '3') is positioned near multiple palletized cargo loads on a wet dock surface, while personnel on the dock and aboard the ship coordinate the transfer of supplies. A yellow crane hook/rigging system is visible connecting the ship to the dock area.
    A large gray U.S. Navy warship bearing hull number '51' is docked at a wet pier, viewed from a low angle that emphasizes its imposing bow. Several personnel in military uniforms are visible on the pier, apparently handling mooring lines. Container cranes are visible in the background, suggesting a commercial or naval port facility.
    An Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), likely an AAV-7A1, is positioned inside the well deck of a naval amphibious ship, preparing for or returning from a water operation. Two crew members in helmets and tactical gear are visible in open hatches on top of the vehicle. The vehicle bears green and brown camouflage paint and carries external gear and netting.
    An Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) is launching from the well deck of a naval amphibious ship into open water, generating significant white water spray. The vehicle appears to be in camouflage paint scheme and is mid-launch during what appears to be a military amphibious operation or exercise. Additional vessels are visible in the background, suggesting a coordinated multi-vehicle amphibious operation.
    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) is launching from the stern ramp of a naval vessel into open water, creating significant white water wake. Additional watercraft are visible in the background, suggesting a coordinated amphibious military exercise or operation. The photo is taken from an elevated position aboard the ship, looking down at the departing vehicle.
    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) is being launched from the stern ramp of a naval vessel into open ocean waters, creating significant white water turbulence. The image is taken from the deck of the ship, likely a well deck of an amphibious transport or landing ship. Additional small vessels are visible in the background near a distant coastline.
    The image shows multiple military amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) moving across open coastal waters toward a distant shoreline backed by mountains. The vehicles appear to be conducting an amphibious landing exercise or operation, moving in a loose formation across calm to slightly choppy seas. The scene is photographed from an elevated vantage point, likely from a ship or elevated coastal position.
    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) is photographed from above while navigating through surf/ocean water. The vehicle appears to be an AAV7A1 or similar tracked amphibious personnel carrier, viewed from a top-down aerial perspective. White foam and churning water surround the vehicle, indicating active water transit likely during a military amphibious operation or training exercise.
    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) is photographed from above while navigating through rough, foamy ocean surf. The vehicle appears to be conducting an amphibious landing or water operations exercise, with waves crashing around its hull. The image is taken from an aerial or elevated vantage point, showing the top-down perspective of the tracked military vehicle.
    An amphibious assault vehicle (AAV) is photographed from an aerial perspective while navigating through open water, generating significant white water wake around its hull. The vehicle appears to be a US Marine Corps AAV7A1 or similar tracked amphibious personnel carrier in operational use. The image captures the vehicle mid-transit during what appears to be an amphibious training or combat operation.

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    55th Signal Company (Combat Camera)
    SOUTHCOM
    SPMAGTF
    LSD 51
    RIVRON 3
    SPS 12
    Hand Clasp
    Amphibious - Southern Partnership Station 2012
    USS Oak Hill

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