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    Capt. John Reed, Sector Charleston commander updates the status of the Port of Charleston [Image 5 of 7]

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    A U.S. Coast Guard officer is being interviewed by media personnel at a South Carolina Ports facility. The scene takes place on a port tarmac surrounded by Paceco-Hyundai portainer cranes and stacked shipping containers. A TV cameraman with a Sony/Anton Bauer-equipped camera and a reporter holding a tablet are conducting the interview.

    CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    09.06.2019

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Himes 

    U.S. Coast Guard PADET Jacksonville   

    Capt. John Reed, Sector Charleston commander updates the status of the Port of Charleston at Wando Welch Terminal Sept. 6, 2019. Ensuring our ports are operational is vital to maintaining the continuity of domestic and international maritime trade. U.S. Coast Guard Photo by Fireman Gage Davis

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    Date Taken: 09.06.2019
    Date Posted: 09.06.2019 18:14
    Photo ID: 5728149
    VIRIN: 190906-G-SF967-780
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 8.83 MB
    Location: CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, US
    Web Views: 136
    Downloads: 2

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    Three men are standing on an airport tarmac engaged in conversation. One man is in civilian clothing, one is wearing an olive green flight suit and holding a blue flight helmet, and the third is in a dark blue uniform consistent with U.S. Coast Guard attire. In the background, an orange and white helicopter, identifiable as a U.S. Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin, is parked on the tarmac.
    An aerial drone or aircraft view of a coastal port facility, likely the Port of Charleston, South Carolina, captured on September 6, 2019 at 10:56:20. The image is overlaid with a heads-up display (HUD) from a navigation/camera app showing GPS coordinates, altitude, compass heading, and pitch/roll indicators. The port shows extensive container storage yards, cranes, and industrial infrastructure along a river waterway.
    A person is seated inside what appears to be a military or search-and-rescue helicopter, wearing a flight helmet with integrated headset, glasses, an orange life vest, and an olive/green flight suit. They are holding a smartphone and appear to be recording or photographing out the window. The interior shows avionics equipment including a mounted display screen and labeled panels.
    An aerial drone or camera view of a large cable-stayed bridge over a wide body of water, captured through a navigation/compass app interface. The HUD overlay displays GPS coordinates, altitude, heading, date, and time data. The location appears to be the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge in Charleston, South Carolina, based on the coordinates (+032°49'3.55" / -079°54'42.93").
    A U.S. Coast Guard officer is being interviewed by media personnel at a South Carolina Ports facility. The scene takes place on a port tarmac surrounded by Paceco-Hyundai portainer cranes and stacked shipping containers. A TV cameraman with a Sony/Anton Bauer-equipped camera and a reporter holding a tablet are conducting the interview.
    A press briefing or media interview is taking place outdoors near a waterfront or port area. A U.S. Coast Guard officer in blue uniform is being interviewed by a reporter wearing a high-visibility safety vest, with a camera operator recording the exchange. Additional personnel, including someone in military camouflage and others in safety vests, are present nearby.
    A briefing or address is taking place inside a large warehouse or hangar facility. A civilian in a white shirt and white cap appears to be speaking to a group of approximately 15-20 personnel dressed in navy blue uniforms consistent with U.S. Coast Guard working uniforms. A second civilian in a pink polo shirt and another uniformed individual holding a binder are also present near the speaker.

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