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    USS Emory S. Land Helps Repair Ships in Sasebo [Image 15 of 21]

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    A young male service member in U.S. Navy NWU Type III camouflage uniform and brown t-shirt is kneeling on a deck inside what appears to be a naval vessel. He is wearing black nitrile gloves and safety glasses pushed up on his forehead while applying or spreading pink/red material onto a surface or sheet. An open container of pink/red substance is visible nearby.

    SASEBO, JAPAN

    03.04.2020

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Jordyn Diomede 

    USS Emory S. Land (AS-39)

    SASEBO, Japan (March 4, 2020) – Hull Maintenance Technician 3rd Class Michael Smith, assigned to the submarine tender USS Emory S. Land (AS 39), prepares to apply paste to a bulkhead aboard the Avenger-class mine countermeasures ship USS Patriot (MCM 7), March 4. Land is deployed to the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations promoting partnerships and enhancing relationships with partner nations in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Zach Grooman/Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.04.2020
    Date Posted: 03.12.2020 05:56
    Photo ID: 6136582
    VIRIN: 200304-N-BN445-0045
    Resolution: 3402x4253
    Size: 1.86 MB
    Location: SASEBO, JP
    Web Views: 34
    Downloads: 3

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    A young woman wearing safety goggles and an olive/tan t-shirt operates a metal lathe in what appears to be a military or industrial machine shop. She is focused on her work, manipulating the lathe's controls with both hands. The environment suggests a shipboard or military facility based on the painted metal walls, piping, and signage visible in the background.
    A military service member in uniform operates a milling machine or drill press in what appears to be a shipboard machine shop. The individual is wearing safety glasses, a tan cap, olive drab t-shirt, and camouflage trousers consistent with U.S. Navy or Marine Corps working uniform. The industrial workspace features overhead crane rails, fluorescent lighting, and various machinery typical of a naval vessel's machine shop.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in NWU Type I (digital camouflage) uniform is operating a metal lathe in what appears to be a shipboard machine shop. The sailor, identified by name tape as 'COPE,' is wearing safety glasses and a tan ball cap with a ship insignia. Metal shavings are visible around the lathe, indicating active machining work.
    A U.S. Navy sailor is operating a large metal lathe in what appears to be a shipboard machine shop. The sailor is wearing a Navy working uniform with a tan ball cap bearing a ship's insignia and safety glasses. The environment is an industrial workspace with various machinery and equipment visible in the background.
    A technician wearing glasses is working inside a densely packed mechanical or engineering space, surrounded by hydraulic lines, cables, wiring, and metal components. The person appears to be inspecting or referencing a document or checklist while navigating through tight machinery. The environment suggests a military vessel, aircraft, or industrial equipment interior.
    A young man wearing safety goggles and an olive/tan t-shirt is operating a band saw or similar woodworking machinery, cutting through a large wooden block. Sawdust and wood chips are visibly flying through the air during the cutting operation. A second person, partially visible on the left with heavily tattooed arms, is assisting by steadying the workpiece.
    A U.S. Navy sailor named Farias, wearing NWU Type III camouflage and a USS Frank Cable (AS-40) cap, is carefully marking measurements on a wooden board in what appears to be a carpentry or woodworking shop aboard a naval vessel. Several other personnel in tan caps and military attire observe in the background. The setting appears to be a ship's repair or fabrication workshop.
    A U.S. Navy sailor aboard the USS Emory S. Land (AS-39) is operating a power tool, likely a router or milling machine, in a shipboard workshop. Wood shavings and dust are visibly flying through the air, captured mid-action. The sailor is wearing safety glasses, a tan USS Emory S. Land cap, and a dark blue uniform with a name tag reading 'INGRAM'.
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    A U.S. Navy service member wearing a blue protective face shield and digital camouflage NWU (Navy Working Uniform) is using a small rotary cutting or grinding tool on a metal surface. The individual is leaning in closely to the work area, suggesting precision work. A name tape is partially visible on the uniform.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in NWU Type III camouflage uniform is measuring a wooden plank or board using a yellow tape measure in what appears to be a carpentry or woodworking shop aboard a naval vessel. The workspace contains woodworking machinery, tool chests, and safety signage. The low-angle perspective emphasizes the length of the lumber being measured.
    A U.S. Navy service member in NWU Type III camouflage uniform is operating a DeWalt miter saw in what appears to be a workshop or construction environment. The individual is wearing safety glasses and gloves while cutting or working with a material, with visible sawdust in the air. The name tape partially reads 'DIAS' and the branch tape reads 'U.S. NAVY'.
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    A young male service member in U.S. Navy NWU Type III camouflage uniform and brown t-shirt is kneeling on a deck inside what appears to be a naval vessel. He is wearing black nitrile gloves and safety glasses pushed up on his forehead while applying or spreading pink/red material onto a surface or sheet. An open container of pink/red substance is visible nearby.
    A young male worker wearing safety goggles and black gloves is applying or spreading a pink/red substance on a white painted metal surface, likely in an industrial or naval vessel interior. He is wearing a brown t-shirt and appears to be performing a maintenance or painting task. The environment shows metal bulkheads, cables, and a brass-colored fixture mounted on the wall above.
    Four military personnel are gathered in a narrow shipboard corridor or passageway, engaged in what appears to be a briefing or review session. One individual is holding a red folder with documents while speaking to the group. The setting is aboard a naval vessel, identifiable by the 'MCM-7' markings on caps and partial ship name visible on a door in the background.
    A young man wearing safety glasses and an olive/tan t-shirt is operating a drill press in what appears to be a machine shop or industrial workspace. He is closely observing a drilling operation on a metal workpiece secured in a Kurt brand machinist vise. The background shows additional machinery and at least one other worker in a well-lit industrial facility.
    A male worker wearing safety goggles and a tan baseball cap operates a Bridgeport milling machine in what appears to be an industrial or military ship workshop. The cap appears to read 'USS EMORY S. LAND' with a hull number, suggesting a U.S. Navy vessel machine shop setting. The worker is manually adjusting or operating the machine's controls while wearing appropriate personal protective equipment.
    A military service member in U.S. Navy Working Uniform (NWU Type III) and a tan t-shirt operates what appears to be a drill press or milling machine in an industrial workshop or machine shop. The individual is wearing safety glasses and is focused on the machinery task at hand. A tattoo is visible on the right upper arm.
    Three young men are peering through a narrow opening or hatch in what appears to be an industrial or maritime structure. They are all wearing matching tan/khaki baseball caps and dark jackets, suggesting a uniform or work attire. The middle individual is smiling broadly at the camera while the other two have more neutral expressions.

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