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    A man wearing a white hard hat and blue uniform with a US flag patch on the sleeve is closely inspecting a red metal structure, likely a ship hull or industrial equipment. He is shielding his eyes or pointing toward a specific area of interest on the weathered red surface. The image appears to document an official inspection or maintenance assessment.

    ILWACO, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    03.09.2020

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Levi Read      

    U.S. Coast Guard Northwest

    Chief Warrant Officer William Hockensmith, a marine inspector for Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Portland, inspects the propeller and rudder of the vessel Four seasons at a dry dock in Ilwaco, Washington, March 9, 2020. Small passenger vessels like the Four Seasons that operate in saltwater routes are required to receive dry dock inspections every two years. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Levi Read)

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    Date Taken: 03.09.2020
    Date Posted: 03.10.2020 14:28
    Photo ID: 6133809
    VIRIN: 200309-G-AW789-1016
    Resolution: 5520x3680
    Size: 3.24 MB
    Location: ILWACO, WASHINGTON, US
    Web Views: 112
    Downloads: 12

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    A worker wearing a white hard hat, navy blue coveralls, and an American flag patch is crouching beneath a dry-docked vessel to inspect or work on the rudder and propeller assembly. The scene is set in a boatyard with multiple vessels on stands visible in the background. The image captures routine maritime maintenance work in an outdoor dry-dock facility.
    A man wearing a white hard hat and blue uniform with a US flag patch on the sleeve is closely inspecting a red metal structure, likely a ship hull or industrial equipment. He is shielding his eyes or pointing toward a specific area of interest on the weathered red surface. The image appears to document an official inspection or maintenance assessment.
    Two workers in blue coveralls are inspecting or documenting work on a vessel named 'Adventure Bound' from Juneau, AK, which is dry-docked in a maintenance facility. The boat is elevated on supports with its hull exposed, showing blue anti-fouling paint and a visible bronze propeller. Paint cans and supplies are visible on the ground nearby, indicating active maintenance work.
    A male technician or marine engineer wearing a white hard hat and purple coveralls is inspecting or working on a brass three-bladed boat propeller. The propeller is mounted on a blue-painted vessel hull or structure, and the worker appears to be holding a pen or marker while closely examining the component. The setting appears to be a dry dock or marine maintenance facility.
    A male technician in blue coveralls is crouching beneath a dry-docked blue boat, closely inspecting the vessel's bronze/brass propeller and drive shaft assembly. The boat is out of the water, elevated on supports, allowing access to the hull's underside. The man appears to be conducting a maintenance or pre-launch inspection of the propulsion system.
    A middle-aged man in a navy blue uniform is closely inspecting a mechanical component, appearing to be a chain or coupling assembly beneath a large blue-painted structure. He is leaning in with focused concentration, suggesting a professional inspection or maintenance activity. His uniform bears partial text including 'USC' visible at the bottom, indicating a possible government or military affiliation.
    A person wearing purple/navy coveralls with 'USCG' (United States Coast Guard) markings is crouching beneath a dry-docked blue vessel, closely inspecting the propeller shaft assembly. The boat is elevated on supports in what appears to be a maintenance facility or boatyard. The inspector is holding a pen or stylus and examining the shaft couplings near a three-bladed bronze propeller.
    A person wearing a dark blue uniform with a US flag patch on the sleeve is kneeling on a concrete floor, using a flashlight to inspect the hull of a boat stored indoors. The boat's hull is painted in blue with a red stripe near the waterline and is supported on stands inside what appears to be a boatyard or maintenance facility. The inspector is holding documents in one hand while directing light onto the hull surface.
    A person wearing a blue uniform with a US flag patch on the sleeve is photographing a damaged or worn pipe fitting/coupling using a smartphone. They are holding a small penlight flashlight in their other hand, suggesting an inspection activity. The setting appears to be a vessel or industrial facility deck area.
    Two men are working together inside what appears to be a workshop or hangar, examining or servicing equipment. Both are wearing blue work shirts and are leaning over a piece of machinery or equipment labeled 'DBC'. The setting appears to be an industrial or maintenance facility with a metal-paneled ceiling.

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