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    Coast Guard Cutter Stratton engineers collaborate with Philippine Navy aboard cutter in common [Image 3 of 9]

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    Personnel from the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and what appears to be a foreign navy, likely Philippine Navy based on visible name tapes, are conducting a joint training exercise on the deck of a naval vessel. The group is gathered around portable pump equipment, with USCG members appearing to instruct the foreign naval personnel on its operation. The setting is an open ship deck with hoses, railings, and open water visible in the background.

    PUERTO PRINCESA, PHILIPPINES

    10.15.2019

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Nate Littlejohn          

    U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Area

    Petty Officer 1st Class John Miller, a damage controlman aboard Coast Guard Cutter Stratton, collaborates with Philippine Navy members to repair a portable firefighting pump aboard Philippine Navy ship BRP Andres Bonifacio (PS 17), near Puerto Princesa, Philippines, Oct. 15, 2019. Miller and fellow damage controlmen from Coast Guard Cutter Stratton worked with the Philippine crew to repair a total of five dewatering and firefighting pumps aboard the ship. U.S. Coast Guard photo by PA1 Nate Littlejohn

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    Date Taken: 10.15.2019
    Date Posted: 11.27.2019 13:12
    Photo ID: 5901338
    VIRIN: 191015-G-LS819-3003
    Resolution: 3919x3367
    Size: 1.48 MB
    Location: PUERTO PRINCESA, PH
    Web Views: 359
    Downloads: 9

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    Three military personnel are collaborating on a mechanical task aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The individuals are wearing uniforms from different branches or nations, including a USCG (U.S. Coast Guard) member and at least one Navy personnel, working together on a piece of equipment on the ship's deck. A Philippine flag patch is visible on one individual's cap, suggesting this may be a joint multinational military exercise or operation.
    Three personnel wearing dark navy blue uniforms, at least one visibly marked 'USCG' (United States Coast Guard), are working on electronic equipment inside what appears to be a ship's interior compartment. They are examining a rack of green circuit boards or electronic modules mounted in a panel. The environment is dimly lit with one person using a flashlight to illuminate the work area.
    Personnel from the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and what appears to be a foreign navy, likely Philippine Navy based on visible name tapes, are conducting a joint training exercise on the deck of a naval vessel. The group is gathered around portable pump equipment, with USCG members appearing to instruct the foreign naval personnel on its operation. The setting is an open ship deck with hoses, railings, and open water visible in the background.
    Four naval personnel in dark blue uniforms are standing on the deck of a vessel, operating a fire hose that is discharging water over the side into the sea. A Philippine flag is visible flying in the background, suggesting this is either a Philippine Navy vessel or a joint exercise involving Philippine naval forces. The personnel appear to be engaged in a firefighting drill or training exercise, with at least one individual identifiable as U.S. Navy personnel.
    Three naval personnel are working together on the deck of a ship to repair or maintain a small engine-driven pump. Two sailors wearing dark blue uniforms with 'NAVY' name tapes (readable as 'GEPOLANI' and 'VERA') observe while a third person in a plain dark t-shirt works on the equipment with a tool. The setting appears to be an outdoor ship deck with water and coastline visible in the background.
    Two USCG (United States Coast Guard) personnel in blue uniforms are conducting what appears to be a training or demonstration session for a group of other uniformed individuals gathered around a control panel. The setting is an interior compartment of a vessel or facility, featuring numerous gauges, switches, buttons, and control equipment. One participant is recording the demonstration on a smartphone.
    A group of naval personnel are gathered in what appears to be an engine room or control room aboard a naval vessel. A USCG (United States Coast Guard) member with visible tattoos appears to be conducting a briefing or training session with multiple Navy sailors. Name tapes visible on uniforms include 'DALISAY,' 'ARAZA,' and others, suggesting a multinational or joint-service interaction.
    Two military personnel are posing for a photo on the deck of a naval vessel. The individual on the left is wearing an orange personal flotation device (PFD) over a dark blue uniform, while the person on the right wears a dark blue Navy uniform with a visible 'NAVY' tape. Both are smiling and appear to be in good spirits aboard the ship.
    Two naval vessels are operating in open blue ocean waters. The foreground vessel is a gray warship bearing hull number 17 and flying the Philippine flag, while the background vessel is a white U.S. Coast Guard cutter bearing hull number 762. The scene appears to depict a joint maritime patrol or cooperative exercise between the Philippine Navy and the U.S. Coast Guard.

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