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    LCACs Offload Cargo On To USS Bataan During ARGMEUEX [Image 9 of 15]

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    Two personnel wearing safety vests labeled 'CCO' and 'CC11' and helmets with hearing protection are observing a Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) numbered '36' entering or docking inside the well deck of a naval amphibious assault ship. The well deck is flooded with water to allow the hovercraft to maneuver inside. The scene depicts a standard amphibious operations procedure aboard a U.S. Navy vessel.

    CAMP LEJEUNE, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    08.24.2019

    Photo by Cpl. Tanner Seims 

    26th Marine Expeditionary Unit     

    U.S. Marines with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) prepare to offload a Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC) aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) during Amphibious Ready Group, MEU exercise in the vicinity of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Aug. 24, 2019. LCACs are utilized to conduct ship-to-shore movements of personnel and equipment. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Tanner A. Seims)

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    Date Taken: 08.24.2019
    Date Posted: 08.25.2019 22:53
    Photo ID: 5698677
    VIRIN: 190824-M-KE756-0035
    Resolution: 5184x3456
    Size: 6.7 MB
    Location: CAMP LEJEUNE, NORTH CAROLINA, US
    Web Views: 183
    Downloads: 8

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    A food service attendant aboard the USS Bataan is serving a meal to a Marine in camouflage uniform at a military mess hall serving line. The attendant is wearing a white cook's hat, yellow t-shirt labeled 'BATAAN Food Service Attendant,' and blue latex gloves while holding a plate of food. The setting is a shipboard galley with industrial kitchen equipment visible in the background.
    Military personnel in digital camouflage uniforms are lined up in a mess hall or galley, likely aboard a naval vessel, waiting to be served food. Two food service workers wearing white paper hats and blue latex gloves are serving meals from covered stainless steel chafing dishes behind a sneeze guard. The setting appears to be a shipboard dining facility based on the compact, utilitarian interior design.
    The image shows a military mess hall or galley, likely aboard a naval vessel, where food service personnel are serving meals to military personnel. Navy cooks wearing white chef hats and blue uniforms with gloves are serving food across a stainless steel counter to what appear to be U.S. Marines in camouflage uniforms. The setting is a compact, industrial kitchen environment consistent with shipboard facilities.
    The image shows a military mess hall or galley serving line, likely aboard a naval vessel. Food service personnel wearing white chef hats and blue uniforms with gloves are serving food to personnel in Marine Corps MARPAT camouflage uniforms. Steam rises from covered stainless steel serving trays behind a sneeze guard.
    A U.S. Marine in digital camouflage (MARPAT) uniform is visible in what appears to be the interior of a naval vessel, framed by silhouetted figures in the foreground. The setting features industrial naval architecture including a watertight door/hatch and warning signage. The Marine appears to be engaged in conversation or briefing with others.
    A military jet aircraft, identifiable as an AV-8B Harrier II, is captured in a hover or slow-speed flight over open ocean water. The landing gear is fully deployed, suggesting the aircraft is in a landing or vertical/short takeoff and landing (VSTOL) configuration. The image is taken from a low angle, likely from the deck of a naval vessel.
    A U.S. Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II jump jet is captured in a vertical or short takeoff/landing (V/STOL) maneuver aboard what appears to be an amphibious assault ship. The aircraft is hovering just above the flight deck with all landing gear extended, over open ocean. The image is taken from an elevated angle showing the top and front of the aircraft clearly.
    A military aircraft, identifiable as an AV-8B Harrier II, is performing a vertical or short takeoff/landing (V/STOL) approach to the flight deck of an amphibious assault ship. The flight deck shows multiple crew members in yellow and other colored jerseys performing deck operations, with at least one additional Harrier parked on the deck. The scene appears to be at dusk or dawn over open ocean.
    Two personnel wearing safety vests labeled 'CCO' and 'CC11' and helmets with hearing protection are observing a Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) numbered '36' entering or docking inside the well deck of a naval amphibious assault ship. The well deck is flooded with water to allow the hovercraft to maneuver inside. The scene depicts a standard amphibious operations procedure aboard a U.S. Navy vessel.
    A yellow forklift or rough terrain cargo handler is operating inside what appears to be the well deck or cargo hold of a military vessel, transporting a large olive-drab military container or crate. The environment is dimly lit with ribbed metal flooring and structural support columns visible. Additional military equipment and what appears to be an inflatable boat are staged along the right side of the hold.
    A military HMMWV (Humvee) with an armored turret configuration is staged inside what appears to be the well deck or vehicle bay of a naval vessel. A service member wearing a white helmet with goggles and a headset stands to the right, monitoring the vehicle. The vehicle bears the identification number M20250 and is painted in desert tan coloring.
    A group of military personnel, appearing to be U.S. Marines and possibly Navy personnel, are gathered in what looks like a ship's interior compartment or hangar bay. The central figure, wearing MARPAT digital camouflage and a tactical vest with a backpack, stands with arms crossed in an attentive posture. The setting suggests a briefing or assembly aboard a naval vessel.
    The image is taken from inside the well deck of a large amphibious warfare ship, looking outward through the stern gate toward open ocean. A Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft is visible in the distance, moving away from or approaching the vessel across choppy blue water. The perspective captures the industrial interior framing of the well deck with overhead infrastructure and side galleries visible.
    A Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) numbered '36' is approaching and entering the well deck of a naval amphibious assault ship. The hovercraft is riding on its air cushion, generating significant spray and wake as it maneuvers into the flooded well deck. Military vehicles are visible loaded on the deck of the LCAC.
    A Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) numbered '36' is positioned inside the well deck of a naval amphibious assault ship. The hovercraft is loaded with military vehicles, likely HMMWVs (Humvees), and its large turbine fans are visible on either side. The craft appears to be either entering or exiting the flooded well deck, with open water visible through the stern gate.

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