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    Battleship Wisconsin staff crane aboard empty missile tubes [Image 10 of 11]

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    Two workers wearing white hard hats are handling a large cylindrical industrial or scientific instrument on a wooden cradle/trailer outdoors. The cylinder features multiple flanged ports, gauges, fittings, and electrical connectors on its end cap, suggesting it is a pressure vessel or specialized sensor assembly. An overhead crane hook is visible above, indicating the equipment was recently lifted or is being prepared for lifting.

    NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    07.30.2019

    Photo by Max Lonzanida  

    Hampton Roads Naval Museum

    An empty missile tube for a BGM-109 Tomahawk Land Attack Missile, is lowered from a crane onto the missile deck of the decommissioned Iowa-Class Battleship USS Wisconsin (BB-64). Pictured is Steve Atkins (in striped red shirt) Facilities Manager with Nauticus and a contractor guiding the empty missile tube onto the deck. A total of four empty missile tubes were craned aboard, which will eventually be placed inside one of the MK-143 armored box launchers. The empty missile tubes originated from Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, which provides critical fleet ordnance support for the U.S. Navy. The Wisconsin is moored next to Nauticus and the Hampton Roads Naval Museum as a museum ship. (US Navy Photo by Max Lonzanida/Released).

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    Date Taken: 07.30.2019
    Date Posted: 07.31.2019 12:08
    Photo ID: 5629778
    VIRIN: 190731-N-Tg517-013
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 1.44 MB
    Location: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, US
    Hometown: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, US
    Web Views: 168
    Downloads: 7

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    A man wearing a white hard hat and red-and-white striped polo shirt stands on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel or large ship, pointing in a direction. He is wearing a name badge and a dark wristband. A waterway with a tall-masted sailing vessel and distant shoreline is visible in the background.
    Two workers wearing white hard hats are standing on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel or industrial waterfront platform. A crane is lifting a bundle of wooden timbers secured with green straps overhead. One worker is gesturing/pointing, likely directing the crane operation.
    The image shows the deck of a naval warship, likely a museum vessel or active military ship, with a large gun turret prominently visible in the foreground. Two individuals wearing hard hats are on the deck, with one appearing to point toward the harbor. In the background, a classic wooden sailboat is docked alongside the warship, with a busy harbor featuring cranes and other vessels visible across the water.
    A man wearing a white hard hat, sunglasses, and a red-and-white striped polo shirt is pointing in a direction while standing near large industrial pipes on what appears to be a waterfront or marine construction site. He appears to be directing or indicating something to others off-camera. A tall-masted sailing vessel and industrial port infrastructure are visible in the background across the water.
    Two workers wearing white hard hats are examining or working on a piece of equipment, likely a signal or sensor device, on an elevated platform or bridge overlooking a body of water. The man in a red and white striped polo shirt is reaching up to handle the black equipment while the other worker in a dark RVCA t-shirt observes. The background shows a waterway with trees and buildings on the opposite shore under a clear sky.
    Two workers wearing white hard hats are operating a crane hook near a waterfront location. The man in a red striped polo shirt is attaching or adjusting a green lifting strap to a large crane hook, while a second worker in a dark RVCA t-shirt observes. The background shows a calm body of water with trees and buildings on the opposite shore.
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    A man wearing a red and white striped polo shirt and a white hard hat is working on the deck of a naval vessel. He appears to be handling or securing large cylindrical tubes, possibly torpedo tubes or similar naval equipment, using green straps or lines. The setting is clearly a military ship deck with gray painted metal structures, safety netting, and open water visible in the background.
    Two workers wearing white hard hats are handling a large cylindrical industrial or scientific instrument on a wooden cradle/trailer outdoors. The cylinder features multiple flanged ports, gauges, fittings, and electrical connectors on its end cap, suggesting it is a pressure vessel or specialized sensor assembly. An overhead crane hook is visible above, indicating the equipment was recently lifted or is being prepared for lifting.
    A worker wearing a white hard hat and red striped shirt is visible behind large industrial pipes in a waterfront or port setting. He is pointing with his right hand, possibly directing attention or giving instructions. The background reveals a harbor with a tall-masted sailing vessel and what appears to be port crane infrastructure in the distance.

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    US Fleet Forces Command
    USS Wisconsin (BB-64)
    Nauticus
    Naval History and Heritage Command.
    Naval Weapons Station Yorktown
    Hampton Roads Naval Museum
    Elizabeth River
    Tomahawk Cruise Missile
    Cruise Missile
    City of Norfolk
    Missile Deck
    Decommissioned Iowa-Class Battleship
    Navy Partnership
    BGM-109
    Norfolk
    Crane Operations

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