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    Coast Guard Cutter Stratton conducts fisheries patrol en route Guam from Philippines  [Image 2 of 10]

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    The image shows a refrigerated storage unit or freezer chest filled with what appear to be gutted and cleaned fish or marine animals stacked densely together. The unit contains visible refrigeration coils along the top and bottom interior walls. The contents appear to be freshly processed seafood stored for preservation.

    PACIFIC OCEAN

    10.25.2019

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Tori Barrett 

    U.S. Coast Guard Oceania

    A U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Stratton (WMSL 752) boarding team inspects a frozen fish hold while conducting a fisheries law enforcement boarding on a Chinese Taipei-flagged fishing vessel on the high seas of the Western Pacific in late October 2019. This part of the patrol of the Pacific deters illegal fishing of highly migratory fish stocks such as tuna and protects the economies and food security of many Pacific Island Nations and Territories. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by USCGC Stratton WMSL 752/Released)

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    Date Taken: 10.25.2019
    Date Posted: 10.29.2019 04:28
    Photo ID: 5867941
    VIRIN: 191025-G-GO214-1001
    Resolution: 375x290
    Size: 33.49 KB
    Location: PACIFIC OCEAN
    Hometown: ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 158
    Downloads: 9

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    A large fish, likely a tuna, is being lowered tail-first into an insulated storage box filled with ice on what appears to be a fishing vessel. Several barefoot individuals are visible standing around the container. The scene depicts a typical post-catch handling process aboard a commercial or artisanal fishing boat.
    The image shows a refrigerated storage unit or freezer chest filled with what appear to be gutted and cleaned fish or marine animals stacked densely together. The unit contains visible refrigeration coils along the top and bottom interior walls. The contents appear to be freshly processed seafood stored for preservation.
    U.S. Coast Guard personnel are conducting a maritime interdiction or boarding operation on open ocean waters. Multiple personnel wearing orange life vests marked 'U.S. Coast Guard' and helmets are positioned between two vessels, with one individual in military camouflage also visible. The operation appears to involve the inspection or securing of a smaller vessel alongside the Coast Guard craft.
    Two fishing vessels are photographed at sea under clear blue skies. The larger vessel, prominently marked 'BJ3827', appears to be a weathered commercial fishing boat with visible equipment and crew on deck. A smaller vessel is positioned alongside or approaching the larger one on the right side.
    Two crew members wearing green hard hats and navy blue uniforms with orange life vests are working on the deck of a vessel, likely a U.S. Coast Guard cutter. The foreground crew member is smiling while handling a chain or mooring line, while the second crew member in the background wears sunglasses. An American flag is visible in the background along with various deck equipment, ropes, and rigging.
    A United States Coast Guard cutter numbered 752 is docked at a pier, with crew members visible on deck wearing colored hard hats during what appears to be a mooring or departure operation. The vessel displays the distinctive USCG diagonal racing stripe in red, white, and blue along its hull, along with the Coast Guard seal. A person in a life vest stands on the dock observing the operation, with a red flag flying from the bow.
    A U.S. Coast Guard cutter named 'Stratton' (hull number 752) is docked at a pier in what appears to be a tropical port location. The large white vessel is moored alongside the dock with crew members visible on deck and on the pier. The scene suggests a port call or arrival, with personnel in high-visibility gear on the dock.
    The image shows two vessels docked side by side, with a large dark-hulled warship on the left and a white Coast Guard cutter on the right. A flag of Guam is prominently displayed on a mast between the vessels, suggesting this port call is taking place in Guam. Several uniformed personnel are visible on the deck of the white vessel.
    The image shows the bridge wing of a U.S. Coast Guard cutter with several uniformed personnel visible on the deck. The vessel displays multiple markings including 'E' letters, a circled 'E' (Excellence award), colorful ribbon bars (service/award ribbons), and a star-pattern decoration. Personnel are wearing dark blue Coast Guard uniforms and caps.
    A U.S. Coast Guard cutter bearing hull number 752 is docking at a pier, assisted by a tugboat on its starboard side. The foreground features a prominent yellow-painted mooring bollard on a concrete dock edge. The scene is set in a tropical harbor under a partly cloudy blue sky with calm turquoise water.

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