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    USS Tennessee (SSBN 734) (Blue) Arrives in TRF Dry Dock [Image 12 of 13]

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    A large submarine is shown in dry dock, viewed from an elevated overhead perspective looking down along its length. The vessel's hull is exposed, showing marine growth and discoloration consistent with extended underwater service. Maintenance scaffolding, safety barriers, and support equipment are visible on the deck, indicating active refit or inspection work.

    KINGS BAY, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES

    08.13.2019

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Ashley Berumen 

    Commander, Submarine Group Ten

    KINGS BAY, Ga. (August 13, 2019) The Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Tennessee (SSBN 734) (Blue) arrives at the Trident Refit Facility (TRF) dry dock at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Ga., for a maintenance period, August 13. Tennessee is one of five ballistic-missile submarines stationed at the base and is capable of carrying up to 20 submarine-launched ballistic missiles with multiple warheads. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Ashley Berumen (Released)

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    Date Taken: 08.13.2019
    Date Posted: 08.16.2019 14:24
    Photo ID: 5674590
    VIRIN: 190813-N-IS980-081
    Resolution: 1200x1800
    Size: 690.37 KB
    Location: KINGS BAY, GEORGIA, US
    Web Views: 675
    Downloads: 28

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    A submarine is being maneuvered in a naval facility or shipyard, with personnel visible on its hull and surrounding support vessels. A yellow and white support vessel marked with the number '3' and an anchor emblem is positioned alongside. The scene appears to be a launch, docking, or undocking operation conducted under a large covered structure.
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    Four U.S. Navy personnel in camouflage uniforms are working on what appears to be a ship deck or industrial facility. They are wearing orange life vests and hard hats (white, blue, and orange) while handling a large wooden cable spool mounted on a metal stand. The scene suggests a training exercise or operational work involving cable or rope management.
    A large black submarine is positioned in an indoor dry dock or covered shipyard facility, partially emerging into open water. The vessel appears to be undergoing maintenance, construction, or a launch/undocking procedure, with personnel visible on the sail (conning tower) and deck. The industrial facility features a massive steel-framed hangar structure surrounding the submarine.
    A large submarine is positioned inside an enclosed dry dock or shipbuilding facility, viewed from the bow looking toward the sail (conning tower). The vessel appears to be in a flooded or partially flooded covered dry dock, surrounded by industrial scaffolding, overhead crane systems, and work platforms. The facility is a large enclosed structure with extensive steel framework and overhead lighting.
    A large black military submarine is positioned inside an enclosed dry dock or covered shipyard facility. The vessel appears to be undergoing maintenance or overhaul, with support structures, scaffolding, and a temporary white enclosure visible on the sail (conning tower). The facility features a prominent yellow overhead crane system labeled 'G' and a P&H brand crane.
    A submarine is positioned in a dry dock or flooded dock facility, viewed from an elevated angle looking down the bow toward the stern. Two workers on an orange safety platform at the bow are operating a high-pressure water hose to clean the hull. The submarine's dark hull shows visible marine growth (algae/biofouling) along the waterline, indicating recent removal from active service.
    A nuclear submarine is shown in a dry dock facility undergoing maintenance or inspection. Workers in hard hats are stationed on a scaffolding platform near the bow of the submarine, with a high-pressure water hose actively spraying water to clean the hull. The facility is a large enclosed dry dock with overhead crane infrastructure and concrete walls.
    A large military submarine is positioned in an enclosed dry dock facility, likely undergoing maintenance or overhaul. The submarine is resting on blocks with minimal water visible at the bottom of the dock, surrounded by industrial scaffolding, work platforms, and overhead crane structures. Workers in safety gear are visible on the forward section of the vessel.
    A large submarine is positioned in a dry dock facility, partially flooded with water on both sides. The vessel appears to be undergoing maintenance or refit operations, with temporary structures, safety railings, and equipment visible on the hull. The dry dock walls show significant weathering and algae growth, suggesting an active industrial naval facility.
    A submarine is positioned in a dry dock facility undergoing maintenance or inspection. The vessel is resting on blocks with the dock largely drained of water, exposing the hull which shows significant marine growth and fouling on its underside. Maintenance scaffolding and equipment are visible on the deck near the sail (conning tower).
    A large submarine is shown in dry dock, viewed from an elevated overhead perspective looking down along its length. The vessel's hull is exposed, showing marine growth and discoloration consistent with extended underwater service. Maintenance scaffolding, safety barriers, and support equipment are visible on the deck, indicating active refit or inspection work.
    A large submarine is positioned in a dry dock or enclosed waterway facility, viewed from an elevated angle showing its bow and sail (conning tower). The vessel displays significant weathering, marine growth (green algae line), and rust staining along the waterline, suggesting it is undergoing maintenance or inspection. Orange safety railings and scaffolding are visible on the deck, along with support infrastructure on the surrounding concrete walls.

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