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    A young woman wearing safety goggles and a dark blue uniform is working on industrial equipment in what appears to be a ship's engine room or mechanical space. She is focused on manipulating what appears to be a measuring tape or metal strip near a pipe fitting and valve assembly. A yellow VEGAPULSE radar level sensor is prominently visible mounted on a large pipe or tank.

    UNITED STATES

    01.19.2020

    Photo by Seaman Apprentice Zachary Guth 

    USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)           

    ATLANTIC OCEAN (Jan. 19, 2020) Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Fuels) Airman Brittany Howard, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, assigned to USS Gerald R. Ford's (CVN 78) air department, performs a manual tank level indication of a jet propulsion-5 (JP-5) sounding tube in JP-5 pump room number 3. Ford is currently underway conducting aircraft compatibility testing. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Zack Guth)

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    Date Taken: 01.19.2020
    Date Posted: 01.19.2020 20:14
    Photo ID: 6031413
    VIRIN: 200119-N-DN657-1015
    Resolution: 2768x3456
    Size: 904.61 KB
    Location: US
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    Two individuals are reviewing documents together in what appears to be a military vessel or industrial facility interior. One person is wearing a navy blue uniform consistent with U.S. Navy working dress, while the other is in civilian clothing (purple sweater). They are examining a dark-colored binder or folder together in a corridor filled with cables and equipment.
    A U.S. Navy sailor named Davion Nettles, identified by his name tag with the rating 'ABF' (Aviation Boatswain's Mate - Fuels), is holding up and inspecting a container with a milky/cloudy liquid. He is wearing safety goggles, blue nitrile gloves, ear protection (ear plugs), and a navy blue coverall uniform. The setting appears to be an engineering or fuel handling space aboard a naval vessel.
    A female technician wearing navy blue coveralls and safety goggles is performing maintenance or inspection work on industrial piping/valve equipment. She is using a tool with a yellow handle connected to a cable reel, inserting a probe or wire into a valve assembly. The setting appears to be an industrial or military vessel engineering space.
    A young woman wearing safety goggles and a dark blue uniform is working on industrial equipment in what appears to be a ship's engine room or mechanical space. She is focused on manipulating what appears to be a measuring tape or metal strip near a pipe fitting and valve assembly. A yellow VEGAPULSE radar level sensor is prominently visible mounted on a large pipe or tank.
    A female technician wearing navy blue coveralls and clear safety goggles is performing maintenance or inspection work on industrial piping equipment in what appears to be a ship's engine room or mechanical space. She is closely examining or manipulating a small component connected to a pipe fitting, with a yellow VEGA sensor/instrument mounted nearby. The environment is a confined industrial space with multiple pipes, valves, and control panels visible.
    A young male worker wearing a dark navy coverall and a half-face respirator mask is crouching down to paint a wall or baseboard area using a small paint roller. He is working in a confined or narrow interior space, applying what appears to be white or off-white paint. Proper personal protective equipment is being used, suggesting awareness of paint fumes or hazardous materials.
    A young woman wearing a green sweatshirt, safety goggles, and blue nitrile gloves is performing maintenance or lubrication work on yellow industrial or military equipment. Her hands are visibly coated with blue grease or lubricant, and she has a decorative tattoo sleeve on her right arm. The setting appears to be an industrial or military vessel/facility interior.
    A technician wearing safety glasses and blue nitrile gloves is performing maintenance or inspection work on heavy industrial equipment, reaching into a confined space. The equipment is painted yellow, consistent with construction or industrial machinery such as a compressor or pump. The worker is wearing a green long-sleeve shirt and has visible tattoos on their arm.
    A young woman wearing safety goggles and a green long-sleeve shirt is performing maintenance work underneath or inside a large yellow piece of heavy equipment. She is holding a grease gun with a red and blue cartridge and wearing blue nitrile gloves, actively applying grease to a fitting or component. The setting appears to be a workshop or maintenance bay.
    A military service member in dark blue utility coveralls is working on electronic or electrical equipment at a workbench in what appears to be a shipboard workspace. The individual is using a tool, likely a screwdriver or probe, on a complex assembly of wires and components. The environment features overhead fluorescent lighting, exposed ductwork, and reference documents posted nearby.
    A U.S. Navy sailor identified by name tag as 'Anthony Thompson' is working on electronic circuit board components in what appears to be a shipboard electronics maintenance workspace. He is wearing a dark navy blue uniform with a warfare qualification badge and is focused on repairing or testing electronic equipment. The environment is a confined, well-lit technical workspace typical of a naval vessel.
    A young technician is closely inspecting or probing a complex electronic circuit board assembly using test leads connected to a yellow multimeter in the foreground. The work is being performed on what appears to be a military or industrial-grade electronic unit, with additional rack-mounted equipment visible in the background. The setting appears to be a technical workspace or repair facility.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet marked 'STRIKE TEST' with bureau number 121 is landing or taking off on an aircraft carrier flight deck. The aircraft bears a checkered tail pattern and is configured with external fuel tanks and ordnance pylons. A helicopter, likely an MH-60 Seahawk, is parked on the starboard side of the deck with several personnel visible nearby.
    The image shows a naval vessel deck with a weapons system mounted on a raised platform, surrounded by rough seas. Several personnel in military/naval attire are gathered around equipment consoles near the weapon mount. The scene appears to depict a weapons test or operational exercise aboard a warship.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (Bureau Number 529) marked 'STRIKE TEST' is positioned on an aircraft carrier flight deck surrounded by deck crew. The aircraft bears pilot name markings including 'CDR RODRIGO SIMOES - HANDSOME ROD' on the nose and 'CDR COLIN ALLEN' on the rear cockpit. Deck personnel in color-coded vests and helmets are conducting pre-flight or post-flight operations.
    A white military jet aircraft marked with the number '205' and red accent stripes is positioned on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck. The aircraft is viewed from the rear, showing its tail section, wings, and single engine exhaust. The scene is captured during overcast or early morning/evening lighting conditions over open water.
    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet (Bureau Number 121) marked 'STRIKE TEST' is positioned on an aircraft carrier flight deck, appearing to be preparing for launch or having just landed. The aircraft is a two-seat variant, likely an F/A-18F or EA-18G, carrying external fuel tanks and ordnance pylons. The scene is set over open ocean under an overcast sky.
    A U.S. Navy carrier-based jet aircraft, marked with the number '121', is captured on approach for landing on an aircraft carrier over open ocean. The aircraft's landing gear is fully deployed, indicating an imminent carrier landing. The photo is taken from the carrier deck perspective, with ocean and partly cloudy sky visible in the background.
    A military jet aircraft is captured in the process of landing on the flight deck of a large US Navy aircraft carrier. Numerous flight deck crew members in color-coded jerseys are positioned along the deck observing the landing operation. The carrier's island superstructure is prominently visible on the left side of the image.
    A military helicopter, silhouetted against an overcast sky, sits on the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea with its rotors spinning. At least one crew member stands to the right of the aircraft in silhouette, appearing to monitor or oversee operations. The wet deck surface and ocean horizon are visible in the background.
    A carrier-based fighter jet, consistent with an F/A-18 Super Hornet, is positioned on the flight deck of a naval aircraft carrier at sea. At least one deck crew member is visible standing near the aircraft, appearing to conduct pre-flight or marshaling duties. The image is taken during daytime with partial cloud cover over open ocean.

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