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    USACE Norfolk starts sequence for Army, Air Force port improvement [Image 9 of 12]

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    Two workers in high-visibility safety vests are handling a chainsaw near an ATV (all-terrain vehicle) in a dry, brushy outdoor environment. One worker wears an orange hard hat with ear protection and a vest marked 'DANGER STAND CLEAR MINIMUM 50 FT.', while the other wears a white KBC motorcycle helmet. They appear to be preparing or inspecting the chainsaw equipment.

    JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    01.10.2019

    Photo by Andria Allmond  

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District

    Six U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District members devegetate a dredged material placement site at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., Jan. 10, 2019. An overgrowth of phragmites, a genus if perennial grasses found in wetlands, caused complications for topographical surveys of the location, threatened regional wildlife and posed a fire hazard. (U.S. Army photo by Andria Allmond)

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    Date Taken: 01.10.2019
    Date Posted: 01.14.2019 13:58
    Photo ID: 5028007
    VIRIN: 190110-A-SO401-1033
    Resolution: 3031x2020
    Size: 1.1 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, VIRGINIA, US
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    A person wearing a high-visibility safety vest and full-face helmet is operating an ATV (all-terrain vehicle) equipped with a front-mounted blade/plow attachment across a marshy or wetland area. The terrain appears to have recently been burned or cleared, with charred ground visible alongside dry reed grasses. The operator appears to be performing land management or fire line construction work.
    Two workers in high-visibility safety vests and white hard hats are operating in a marshy or reed-filled outdoor area. One worker is standing on or in a utility terrain vehicle (UTV) equipped with a front winch, while the other stands nearby holding a tow rope or cable. A pickup truck is visible in the background, suggesting a recovery or extraction operation is underway.
    A worker in safety gear operates a green walk-behind brush cutter or mower through dense dry reeds or tall grass in an outdoor field setting. The worker is wearing a hard hat, high-visibility vest, face mask, and appears to be taking a drink or using a communication device. The scene suggests vegetation management or land clearing work under clear blue skies.
    A person wearing a safety vest and full-face helmet is operating a green ATV equipped with a front-mounted blade/plow attachment. They are clearing a path through dense dry reeds or marsh grass, with an orange safety flag mounted on the rear of the vehicle. A white vehicle is partially visible in the background among the tall vegetation.
    Three workers wearing white hard hats and high-visibility yellow safety vests are positioned around an all-terrain utility vehicle (UTV) in a dense field of dry reeds or marsh grass. The scene appears to be an outdoor worksite inspection or field survey in a wetland or marsh environment. The image is taken from a low angle against a clear blue sky, giving the subjects a prominent appearance.
    A construction or field worker is using a handheld two-way radio (walkie-talkie) outdoors under a clear blue sky. The individual is wearing multiple layers of cold-weather gear along with standard safety equipment. The hard hat is labeled 'US Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District,' indicating an official government construction or engineering project.
    A US Army Corps of Engineers worker is seen from behind, walking through dense dry vegetation while operating what appears to be a mechanical cutting or clearing device. The worker is wearing full personal protective equipment including a white hard hat, high-visibility safety vest, dark jacket, and brown work pants. Debris and dust are being kicked up around the worker as vegetation is being cleared.
    A worker wearing safety gear is navigating through dense, dry brush or scrubland vegetation. The individual is equipped with a high-visibility vest and hard hat, suggesting a professional or emergency response context. They appear to be carrying a tool or equipment while pushing through the thick, dormant vegetation.
    Two workers in high-visibility safety vests are handling a chainsaw near an ATV (all-terrain vehicle) in a dry, brushy outdoor environment. One worker wears an orange hard hat with ear protection and a vest marked 'DANGER STAND CLEAR MINIMUM 50 FT.', while the other wears a white KBC motorcycle helmet. They appear to be preparing or inspecting the chainsaw equipment.
    A low-angle photograph taken through tall reeds or phragmites grass along the edge of a calm body of water. The sun is positioned high in a clear blue sky, creating a strong lens flare effect. A treeline is visible across the water in the background, suggesting a marsh, lake, or estuary setting.
    A construction or safety worker is reflected in a vehicle's side mirror. The worker is wearing a white hard hat with a red band and a neon yellow high-visibility safety vest. A second worker in an orange high-visibility vest is partially visible in the background of the reflection.
    A person wearing a US Army Corps of Engineers high-visibility safety vest and white hard hat is photographed from behind in an outdoor wetland or marsh environment. The bright yellow-green 'Ironwear' branded vest prominently displays the US Army Corps of Engineers castle logo in red and green. The setting appears to be a coastal or riparian area with dry grasses, water, and trees visible in the background.

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