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    Contractors Repair Damages Homes Onboard NAWSCL [Image 1 of 7]

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    A man in a navy blue t-shirt and dark jeans is performing construction or renovation work, handling a large sheet of drywall against a wall. He is bent over, gripping the drywall panel with both hands, appearing to position or remove it. The floor shows signs of ongoing renovation with debris, stains, and cracked concrete visible.

    UNITED STATES

    07.17.2019

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Bryan Niegel 

    Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake

    190717-N-UI104-0035

    CHINA LAKE, Calif. (July 17, 2019) Michael Najera, a restoration and remediation contractor, hangs new drywall in homes that were damaged during earthquakes onboard Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake. Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake was affected by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, which occurred nearby, July 5. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Bryan Niegel)

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    Date Taken: 07.17.2019
    Date Posted: 07.17.2019 16:24
    Photo ID: 5588313
    VIRIN: 190717-N-UI104-0035
    Resolution: 3133x4699
    Size: 1.29 MB
    Location: US
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    A man in a navy blue t-shirt and dark jeans is performing construction or renovation work, handling a large sheet of drywall against a wall. He is bent over, gripping the drywall panel with both hands, appearing to position or remove it. The floor shows signs of ongoing renovation with debris, stains, and cracked concrete visible.
    A construction worker wearing a white dust mask and dark navy work shirt is kneeling on the floor, using a yellow tape measure between wooden framing studs. The setting appears to be an interior renovation or construction site with exposed wall framing, insulation visible in the background, and drywall pieces on the floor. The worker is focused on taking precise measurements within the framed structure.
    A construction worker wearing a face mask and dark work clothes is kneeling on a concrete floor, measuring and marking a large tile or drywall panel using a metal straightedge ruler and a red marker. The setting appears to be an active renovation or construction site with exposed wall framing and insulation bags visible in the background. The worker's shirt bears text reading 'Anderson Group' suggesting a professional contracting company.
    A male worker wearing a white dust mask and dark t-shirt is handling a large sheet of drywall (gypsum board). He is leaning over the top edge of the panel, gripping it with one hand. A small cut-out or notch is visible near the lower right area of the drywall sheet.
    A male worker wearing a navy blue t-shirt, white pants, and a beige cap is kneeling on a concrete pathway beside a building exterior. He is handling metal track or rail components, likely aluminum, laid out on the grass and concrete. The setting appears to be a residential or commercial construction/installation site.
    A male worker wearing a navy blue t-shirt, white pants, and a tan baseball cap is kneeling on a concrete surface working with sheet metal or flashing material. He appears to be bending or scoring the material by hand, with metal snips/shears visible nearby on the ground. Large white panels, likely drywall or foam board, are leaning against a stucco wall in the background.
    Two workers wearing matching navy blue uniforms are performing flooring or drywall restoration work inside a room. The foreground worker is kneeling on a concrete subfloor, positioning a large white panel or board. The setting appears to be a building undergoing water damage restoration, as indicated by the company branding on their shirts.

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