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    USS Key West Holds Family Day Cruise [Image 12 of 12]

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    Several naval personnel wearing green safety vests and navy blue uniforms are working on the deck of what appears to be a submarine docked at a pier. They are handling mooring lines, likely during a docking or undocking evolution. A concrete pier wall, harbor water, and port infrastructure including a red crane are visible in the background.

    APRA HARBOR, GUAM, GUAM

    10.18.2019

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Kelsey Eades    

    Commander, Submarine Squadron 15

    APRA HARBOR, Guam (Oct. 18, 2019) Sailors assigned to the Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine USS Key West (SSN 722) handle line as the boat moors pierside following a family day cruise. Key West is one of four forward-deployed submarines assigned to Commander, Submarine Squadron Fifteen out of Apra Harbor, Guam. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kelsey J. Hockenberger)

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    Date Taken: 10.18.2019
    Date Posted: 10.21.2019 01:51
    Photo ID: 5847420
    VIRIN: 191018-N-VR594-1346
    Resolution: 3200x2128
    Size: 1.86 MB
    Location: APRA HARBOR, GUAM, GU
    Web Views: 75
    Downloads: 7

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    A group of civilians, including children and adults, are gathered inside what appears to be a naval vessel for a tour or educational briefing. Three uniformed Navy personnel are addressing the group, with one officer appearing to speak and gesture while explaining something. The setting is a confined interior space typical of a military ship, with equipment, monitors, and metal fixtures visible.
    Military personnel in navy blue uniforms are conducting what appears to be a damage control or safety equipment demonstration aboard a naval vessel. One instructor wearing a full-face respirator mask with a hood is demonstrating equipment to an audience, while other uniformed personnel observe. Several protective gear items and documents are laid out on a table in the foreground.
    The image shows a forward-facing view from the bow of a moving vessel cutting through deep blue open ocean water. A bow wave is clearly visible on both sides of the hull as the boat moves forward. The horizon stretches across the frame under a partly cloudy blue sky with no land visible.
    A U.S. Navy enlisted sailor in navy blue coveralls (NWU Type III or similar working uniform) is seated at what appears to be a shipboard control station or equipment console. The sailor wears a rank insignia patch consistent with a Petty Officer Third Class rating and has a name tag partially visible. The setting appears to be an interior compartment of a naval vessel with various equipment panels and machinery visible in the background.
    A young girl in a purple sleeveless shirt sits at a military console alongside a Navy sailor in dark blue coveralls inside what appears to be a naval vessel or submarine. The sailor, whose name tag reads 'DUPLICHAN,' appears to be guiding or supervising the girl as she interacts with the equipment. In the background, another uniformed individual with a maple leaf insignia and name tag reading 'FOSTER XO' stands with arms crossed.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in dark blue utility coveralls and a white dixie cup hat is working in a ship's galley kitchen. He is operating cooking equipment, likely a flat-top grill or griddle, while another sailor in the background assists with food preparation. The image is captured through a service window or hatch, framing the scene.
    A military service member in a dark navy blue uniform stands inside what appears to be a submarine or naval vessel interior. The individual is posing with one arm raised, gripping an overhead rail or pipe, surrounded by dense equipment, wiring, and control panels. The confined, equipment-filled space is characteristic of a submarine or warship interior.
    A male service member in a dark navy blue uniform stands in what appears to be a berthing compartment aboard a military vessel. He is positioned between bunk beds with blue privacy curtains, looking back toward the camera. A sign reading 'NO CLASSIFIED DISCUSSION AREA' is visible on the wall to the right.
    A young man in a gray chef's uniform with a 'USS Key West SSN 722' patch stands confidently with arms crossed in a professional kitchen. He is wearing a black skull cap and posing in front of large stainless steel cooking pots. The setting appears to be a naval vessel galley kitchen based on the uniform patch.
    A male military officer in a dark blue naval coverall uniform stands with arms crossed in what appears to be a submarine or naval vessel control room. He wears rank insignia (oak leaf clusters) on his collar, a name/unit patch on his chest labeled 'CO' (Commanding Officer), and a wristwatch. The background shows illuminated control panels with red indicator lights and another crew member visible to the left.
    A U.S. Navy sailor identified by name tape as 'HARR' with the designation 'COB' (Chief of the Boat) stands with arms crossed in what appears to be the interior of a submarine. He is wearing a dark blue Navy working uniform with qualification badges on both collar points and a unit patch on his chest. The background shows the cramped, equipment-filled interior typical of a submarine environment.
    Several naval personnel wearing green safety vests and navy blue uniforms are working on the deck of what appears to be a submarine docked at a pier. They are handling mooring lines, likely during a docking or undocking evolution. A concrete pier wall, harbor water, and port infrastructure including a red crane are visible in the background.

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