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    U.S.S. Anchorage and U.S. Navy Third Fleet stage resources for Defense Support of Civil Authorities in Oregon [Image 1 of 30]

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    A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter, painted in the distinctive orange and white color scheme, is captured in low-altitude flight over a grassy field near what appears to be a Coast Guard station or facility. The helicopter's rotor blades are visibly blurred due to motion, indicating active flight. Buildings with red roofs and a yellow fire department truck are visible in the background.

    WARRENTON, OREGON, UNITED STATES

    06.03.2019

    Photo by Master Sgt. John Hughel 

    Oregon National Guard Public Affairs Office

    A U.S. Coast Guard HH-60 Jayhawk helicopter, from Air Station Astoria arrives at Camp Rilea, Warrenton, Oregon, June 3, 2019, to support regional training with the U.S. Navy. Community leaders, emergency managers, military officials and other first responders toured the U.S.S Anchorage and two of the ship’s LCAC (Landing Craft Air Cushion) vehicles to learn more about Navy capabilities to assist in mass casualty scenarios. (National Guard photo by John Hughel, Oregon Military Department)

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    Date Taken: 06.03.2019
    Date Posted: 06.05.2019 15:18
    Photo ID: 5438706
    VIRIN: 190603-Z-CH590-0007
    Resolution: 3508x2265
    Size: 1.34 MB
    Location: WARRENTON, OREGON, US
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    A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter, painted in the distinctive orange and white color scheme, is captured in low-altitude flight over a grassy field near what appears to be a Coast Guard station or facility. The helicopter's rotor blades are visibly blurred due to motion, indicating active flight. Buildings with red roofs and a yellow fire department truck are visible in the background.
    A group of individuals are seated at tables in what appears to be a briefing or meeting room. A U.S. Army soldier in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with the name tape 'DAY' and a blue lanyard is prominently visible among civilian attendees. The participants appear to be attentively listening to a presentation or speaker off-camera.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-75) is shown operating in rough surf conditions near a beach. The hovercraft is generating significant spray and wake as it navigates through breaking waves during what appears to be an amphibious landing operation. The vessel bears clear U.S. Navy markings and the hull number 75.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-75) is shown operating in rough surf conditions, likely during an amphibious landing exercise or operation. The hovercraft is generating massive spray as it navigates through breaking waves near a shoreline. The vessel's identification number '75' and designation 'LCAC-75' are clearly visible on its hull.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is operating in rough surf near a beach. The hovercraft is generating significant spray and mist as it traverses choppy waves. The overcast sky and turbulent sea conditions suggest challenging operational weather.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is shown operating in rough coastal waters, generating large spray and wake as it moves at speed. The hovercraft displays clear U.S. Navy markings and the designation 'LCAC-31' on its hull. The overcast sky and choppy sea conditions suggest active operational or training conditions.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is operating at high speed over choppy ocean waters, generating significant spray and mist around its hull. The hovercraft is elevated on its air cushion skirt and appears to be conducting a maritime operation under overcast, gray sky conditions. The vessel's identification markings 'U.S. NAVY' and 'LCAC-31' are clearly visible on its hull.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is shown operating near a shoreline, generating large clouds of spray and mist as it transitions between water and beach. The hovercraft bears the designation 'LCAC-31' and 'NAVY' markings along with a visible American flag. The overcast sky and churning water suggest active amphibious operations.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) hovercraft is operating on a shallow coastal beach or tidal flat. The vessel is visibly hovering above the surface, generating a spray of mist and dust around its skirt. The overcast weather conditions and wet sandy terrain suggest an amphibious training or operational exercise.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is docked on a beach or shore, with a military olive-green Ford F-250/F-350 pickup truck being driven off the vessel's ramp. The truck bears U.S. Navy markings and is navigating the steep angle of the LCAC's loading ramp. A second LCAC with 'U.S. NAVY' markings and an American flag is visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) has beached on a sandy shoreline, with a military green heavy-duty truck driving off its rear ramp. The hovercraft displays U.S. Navy markings and an American flag, indicating an amphibious offload operation. Overcast skies and a distant vessel on the horizon provide environmental context.
    A military amphibious landing craft (LCAC - Landing Craft Air Cushion) has beached on a sandy shoreline, with a Caterpillar front-end loader being offloaded via a ramp. Personnel in military uniforms are visible, with one individual on the right using hand signals to guide the vehicle off the craft. The scene appears to be a military amphibious operations exercise or logistics operation on a dark sandy beach.
    A male pilot or aircrew member is seated in what appears to be a military or search-and-rescue helicopter cockpit. He is wearing an olive-green flight helmet equipped with a night-vision goggle mount and a boom microphone headset. The image is taken from a side profile angle, with cockpit instrumentation visible in the background.
    A military officer in a green flight jacket is briefing or addressing a group of civilians on the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. The group appears to be on an official tour or media visit, as several individuals are wearing lanyards with credentials and some are holding cameras. The ocean is visible in the background under an overcast sky.
    A U.S. Navy officer identified by his name tag as Chris McCurry, Executive Officer, is speaking or briefing in what appears to be a ship's hangar bay. He is wearing a navy blue utility uniform with a gold submarine warfare insignia pin and a rank insignia on his collar. A second person in a blue jacket and green cap stands in the background with arms crossed.
    The image shows a medical facility aboard what appears to be a naval hospital ship, featuring a pre-operative or recovery staging area leading into an operating room through double swing doors. The space is equipped with hospital stretchers, medical gas cylinders, and surgical lighting. Through the open doors, a patient draped in blue surgical covering is visible lying on an operating table.
    A large oval mirror with a white frame is mounted on a white wall, reflecting the interior of what appears to be a gallery or industrial-style space. The reflection captures an exposed ceiling with pipes, cables, and structural beams, as well as a taxidermied deer or caribou head mounted on the opposite wall. The composition creates an interesting juxtaposition between the clean white frame and the raw, utilitarian ceiling infrastructure alongside the naturalistic taxidermy specimen.
    The image shows the rear deck of a military Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft, featuring a large propulsion fan enclosed in a circular shroud with yellow and red blade markings. The craft appears to be positioned near a beach or coastal area, with ocean waves visible in the background. The deck surface is gray with yellow lane markings, and safety warnings are visible on the engine housing.
    A military or naval personnel member in olive/green uniform and sunglasses is exiting or standing in a doorway marked with the number '1' on a military vessel or vehicle. The structure features heavy metal doors with porthole windows, numbered compartments (1 and 3), exit signage, and a grenade symbol painted in orange-red. The setting appears to be the deck of a naval vessel under clear blue skies.
    A military beach landing operation is underway on a sandy shoreline, featuring a Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft with its ramp deployed and large propulsion fans visible. A military dump truck (appears to be an LVSR or similar heavy tactical vehicle) in olive drab is positioned nearby, with at least one uniformed service member standing between the vehicles. A second LCAC is visible in the background near the waterline.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is operating on a beach, transitioning between water and shore. The hovercraft is visibly elevated on its air cushion, generating dust and spray as it moves across the wet sand. The craft bears clear U.S. Navy markings and an American flag on its hull.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-31) is shown operating over water, generating a large spray and wake as it travels at speed. The hovercraft displays clear U.S. Navy markings and an American flag on its hull. The image captures the vessel in an open coastal or near-shore environment under partly cloudy skies.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) is traversing a sandy beach or tidal flat, generating large clouds of sand and dust from its air cushion propulsion system. The hovercraft is clearly marked 'U.S. NAVY' and 'LCAC 75' on its hull, with an American flag visible. The craft appears to be conducting an amphibious landing or beach operations exercise.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-75) hovercraft is shown operating on a sandy beach, transitioning between water and land. The vessel is visibly hovering above the surface, generating dust and spray beneath its inflated skirt. The markings 'LCAC-75' and 'U.S. NAVY' along with an American flag are clearly visible on the craft's hull.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-75) is shown operating on a beach, transitioning from water to shore. The hovercraft is visibly elevated on its air cushion, generating spray and dust as it moves across the wet sand. The craft bears clear U.S. Navy markings and an American flag decal on its hull.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC-75) hovercraft is operating in coastal waters, moving at speed and generating significant spray and wake. The vessel is clearly marked with 'LCAC-75' and 'U.S. NAVY' on its hull. The craft appears to be conducting an amphibious operation or transit near a shoreline.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) designated LCAC-75 is operating in surf zone conditions, approaching or departing a beach. The hovercraft is generating significant spray and foam as it traverses breaking waves. The vessel displays clear U.S. Navy markings and an American flag on its hull.
    Two crew members are seated in the cockpit of a military aircraft, both wearing flight helmets with communication equipment. The cockpit features an extensive array of instruments, switches, and digital displays typical of a large military transport or patrol aircraft. The crew appears to be conducting flight operations, with bright light visible through the forward windows.
    A beach or coastal sandy area is being used as a staging or unloading zone for large industrial or aerospace components transported on heavy trailers. A CAT wheel loader is positioned nearby while a worker in a flight suit or coveralls appears to be directing or signaling operations. The large curved metallic structures on the trailers suggest aerospace, rocket, or wind turbine components.
    A military CAT (Caterpillar) wheel loader is being driven up a ramp onto what appears to be a Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft on a sandy beach. A person in military flight suit stands nearby observing the loading operation. Large propeller/fan assemblies characteristic of an LCAC are prominently visible on the right side of the frame.

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