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    Seabees Train, Construct Navajo Indian Homes [Image 2 of 6]

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    A construction worker is measuring a piece of plywood or lumber using a tape measure in what appears to be a workshop or construction site. He is wearing full personal protective equipment including a tan hard hat with a green safety sticker, safety glasses, a high-visibility yellow mesh vest, and an earplug. The setting is an indoor workspace with additional lumber and building materials visible in the background.

    GALLUP, NEW MEXICO, UNITED STATES

    08.07.2019

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    Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3

    190809-N-UT319-1007 GALLUP. N.M. (Aug. 9, 2019) Builder 2nd Class Matthew Tinsley, from Oscoda, Michigan, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 3, measures plywood to construct flooring for a two-bedroom house being constructed in partnership with the Southwest Indian Foundation (SWIF). Members of NMCB-3 and NMCB-18 are partnered with SWIF to construct homes for Navajo Indian families under the Department of Defense Innovative Readiness Training Program, which allows military service members the opportunity to receive unique training while simultaneously providing quality services to communities throughout the country. (U.S. Navy photo by Builder 3rd Class Jennifer Wilson/Released)

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    Date Taken: 08.07.2019
    Date Posted: 08.17.2019 14:23
    Photo ID: 5668332
    VIRIN: 190809-N-UT319-1007
    Resolution: 3024x2279
    Size: 1.67 MB
    Location: GALLUP, NEW MEXICO, US
    Hometown: OSCODA, MICHIGAN, US
    Web Views: 85
    Downloads: 4

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    A worker wearing a safety vest and sunglasses is performing overhead plumbing or pipe-fitting work beneath a wooden subfloor structure. They are using a tool with yellow handles, likely a crimping tool, to work on blue and red PEX water supply pipes. A second person in military-style camouflage clothing is partially visible in the background.
    A construction worker is measuring a piece of plywood or lumber using a tape measure in what appears to be a workshop or construction site. He is wearing full personal protective equipment including a tan hard hat with a green safety sticker, safety glasses, a high-visibility yellow mesh vest, and an earplug. The setting is an indoor workspace with additional lumber and building materials visible in the background.
    A military service member in Navy Working Uniform (NWU) camouflage pattern is kneeling on an OSB (oriented strand board) subfloor inside a large industrial or warehouse-type building. The individual is operating a pneumatic framing nail gun connected to an orange air hose, performing floor or framing construction work. Safety equipment including a hard hat, high-visibility vest, ear protection, and glasses are being worn.
    Two military personnel in U.S. Navy Working Uniform (NWU Type III) camouflage pattern are engaged in construction framing work inside a large industrial or warehouse-type building. Both wear tan hard hats, high-visibility green safety vests, safety glasses, and ear protection. One individual is holding lumber in place while the other uses a pneumatic nail gun to assemble a wall frame on an OSB subfloor.
    A worker wearing a U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Three (U.S. Pacific Fleet) hard hat is installing or fitting PVC pipes within a wooden-framed structure. The individual is wearing safety glasses, a yellow high-visibility vest, and has visible tattoos on both forearms, including 'USN' markings. The work appears to involve plumbing rough-in during construction of a wood-framed building.
    Two military personnel in U.S. Navy camouflage uniforms and high-visibility safety vests are working on copper plumbing at an outdoor construction site. One individual, identified by their hard hat label as 'ARELLANO,' holds copper pipe fittings while the other uses large blue-handled channel-lock pliers. The setting appears to be a daytime construction or training exercise in an arid environment.

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