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    Walk The Plank | U.S. Marines with 3rd Marine Logistics Group refine their Maritime Prepositioning Force skills [Image 3 of 17]

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    An Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), likely a USMC AAV7A1, is positioned inside the vehicle deck of a naval vessel or transport ship. The vehicle is painted in a green and tan camouflage pattern and features characteristic bow flaps used for amphibious operations. Two personnel wearing red hard hats and safety vests are visible, one atop the vehicle and one directing from the side.

    GUAM, UNITED STATES

    02.26.2020

    Photo by Cpl. Ryan Harvey 

    3rd Marine Logistics Group

    U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Chase Anderson maneuvers an Assault Amphibious Vehicle during a Maritime Prepositioning Force exercise at U.S. Naval Base Guam, Feb. 26, 2020. Marines with 3rd Marine Logistics Group exercise their MPF capabilities by validating Mission Essential Task to enhance operational readiness and increase their ability to support the III Marine Expeditionary Force. Anderson, a native of Parker, South Dakota is an AAV mechanic with Combat Logistics Regiment 35, 3rd MLG. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Ryan Harvey)

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    Date Taken: 02.26.2020
    Date Posted: 03.05.2020 19:43
    Photo ID: 6126490
    VIRIN: 200226-M-SX657-0045
    Resolution: 4409x2939
    Size: 4.92 MB
    Location: GUAM, US
    Hometown: PARKER, SOUTH DAKOTA, US
    Web Views: 35
    Downloads: 5

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    Military personnel wearing red hard hats and orange safety vests are securing a large green tracked military vehicle with chains on what appears to be a ship's deck or vehicle bay. A group of service members in camouflage uniforms observe in the background. The activity appears to be a vehicle tie-down or lashing operation, likely during loading or transport preparation.
    Two U.S. Marine Corps armored amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) are stored inside what appears to be the well deck or cargo hold of a naval vessel. Three workers wearing high-visibility orange vests and colored hard hats are inspecting or securing the vehicles. The vehicles bear USMC markings and serial numbers and are painted in a green/brown camouflage pattern.
    An Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), likely a USMC AAV7A1, is positioned inside the vehicle deck of a naval vessel or transport ship. The vehicle is painted in a green and tan camouflage pattern and features characteristic bow flaps used for amphibious operations. Two personnel wearing red hard hats and safety vests are visible, one atop the vehicle and one directing from the side.
    A military loading operation is underway at a port facility, where an armored tracked vehicle is being driven out of or into a large cargo/roll-on roll-off vessel via a ramp. Personnel in safety gear including hard hats and high-visibility vests are supervising and guiding the operation. The ship's hull is visible with partial text reading 'DAHL' and a draft marking of '160000'.
    A military tracked armored vehicle, consistent with an Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) or similar platform in green camouflage, is being guided across a port or dock area. Personnel wearing orange safety vests and hard hats, including at least one individual in US Marine Corps camouflage uniform, are escorting or directing the vehicle. A large naval or cargo vessel is visible in the background, suggesting a loading or offloading operation.
    A column of U.S. Marine Corps Amphibious Assault Vehicles (AAVs), specifically appearing to be ACV (Amphibious Combat Vehicle) variants, are lined up on a pier or dock surface. The vehicles are painted in green camouflage and bear visible USMC markings, with a large military or cargo ship visible in the background. The scene suggests a military embarkation or debarkation operation at a port facility.
    Military personnel wearing orange safety vests and red hard hats are working around a row of olive-green amphibious assault vehicles (AAVs) at what appears to be a military port or logistics facility. Some personnel are on top of the vehicles while others stand on the tarmac in discussion. The setting suggests a loading, inspection, or staging operation near a large warehouse structure.
    Two personnel wearing red hard hats and orange safety vests are engaged in a vehicle marshaling operation at a military port or logistics facility. One person stands in front of a military armored vehicle (visible in the foreground) giving hand signals to guide the driver, while the other observes from the vehicle's open hatch. The setting appears to be a pier or warehouse loading area with marked fire lanes and large storage buildings in the background.
    Military personnel and civilian workers are guiding a large military tactical vehicle into the interior cargo deck of a naval vessel or large transport ship. The scene is illuminated by the vehicle's headlights and overhead amber lighting, suggesting a nighttime or low-light loading operation. Personnel wearing high-visibility orange safety vests and hard hats are directing the vehicle's movement.
    A military service member wearing U.S. Marine Corps digital camouflage (MARPAT) utilities, an orange high-visibility safety vest, and an orange hard hat is directing a large military vehicle onto what appears to be a ship's vehicle deck or ramp. The individual is using hand signals with both arms raised to guide the vehicle. The scene depicts a military embarkation or vehicle loading operation.
    A worker in a high-visibility orange safety vest and hard hat is directing a military truck inside what appears to be the vehicle deck of a cargo or roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ship. The enclosed space is dimly lit with yellow-green overhead lighting, and multiple large military vehicles are being maneuvered through the tight corridor. Safety markings including '5 MPH' speed limit and 'NO SMOKING' signs are visible on the bulkhead walls.
    A young person wearing a blue hard hat and orange high-visibility safety vest stands between rows of large military or heavy-duty vehicles. They are also wearing glasses and an olive/green t-shirt underneath the vest. The background shows multiple large green military trucks parked in close proximity.
    A young adult male is wearing standard construction safety gear, including an orange hard hat and a red/orange high-visibility reflective vest over a dark olive green t-shirt. He is standing in front of what appears to be corrugated metal sheeting or bleacher-style steps in the background. His expression is neutral and his posture is upright.
    A large military tactical vehicle, appearing to be an HIMARS or similar heavy wheeled launcher/transport system in green and tan camouflage, is positioned on what appears to be a port or naval facility. A military personnel member wearing an orange safety vest and hard hat stands nearby, likely serving as a ground guide. The vehicle appears to be in the process of loading or unloading from a naval vessel, with a ship's ramp visible in the background.
    A military logistics operation is underway on what appears to be a port or airfield tarmac, with a column of olive-drab tracked armored vehicles lined up on the left and a large military cargo truck on the right. Personnel wearing high-visibility orange vests are directing vehicle movement in the center of the scene. The marking 'USMC' is partially visible on the rear of the truck, indicating U.S. Marine Corps involvement.
    A person wearing safety equipment stands in front of a large military vehicle marked 'USMC 523577'. They are dressed in an orange hard hat and a high-visibility safety vest over an olive/military green t-shirt. The setting appears to be a military logistics or maintenance environment.
    A military-specification motor grader painted in olive drab green is being offloaded or loaded onto a large vessel via a metal ramp or dock platform. The vehicle appears to be in new or near-new condition, suggesting it may be part of a military equipment deployment or delivery. The setting appears to be a port or ship loading facility.

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