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    V-22 Arrives in Iwakuni [Image 9 of 20]

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    The image shows a Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft with serial number 91701 positioned on a loading ramp of a large cargo or roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) vessel. The aircraft bears the Japanese characters '陸上自衛隊' (Rikujō Jieitai, meaning Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) and a Japanese flag roundel on its fuselage. The scene appears to depict a military aircraft being loaded or offloaded from a civilian or military transport ship at a port facility.

    IWAKUNI, YAMAGUCHI, JAPAN

    05.08.2020

    Photo by Cpl. Lauren Brune 

    Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni

    V-22 Ospreys bound for Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) units arrive in Japan at Marine Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, May 8, 2020. The V-22 off-load marked the first time JGSDF V-22s arrived on Japanese soil. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Lauren Brune)

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    Date Taken: 05.08.2020
    Date Posted: 05.08.2020 04:48
    Photo ID: 6202346
    VIRIN: 200508-M-LP762-1172
    Resolution: 6308x4205
    Size: 13.77 MB
    Location: IWAKUNI, YAMAGUCHI, JP
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    A large Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) vehicle carrier vessel is docked or passing through a port, viewed from a quayside. The ship features the characteristic boxy, high-sided hull design typical of automobile transport vessels, with a white upper structure and dark hull. A lone silhouetted figure stands on the dock in the foreground, observing the massive ship against a hazy, backlit sky.
    A military tiltrotor aircraft, appearing to be an MV-22 Osprey with rotor blades folded and components covered in protective wrapping, is being moved through a large hangar bay opening, likely aboard a naval vessel or at a port facility. Ground crew personnel in safety gear are directing the aircraft movement, with a diesel tow vehicle visible on the left. The scene suggests a loading, unloading, or repositioning operation in a port or shipboard environment.
    A military or aviation ground crew is transporting what appears to be an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone on a specialized tow vehicle at an airfield or naval installation. Ground personnel in high-visibility vests are supervising the movement, with cables or restraining lines visible securing the aircraft. The setting appears to be a military base, likely in Japan based on the surrounding architecture and landscape.
    A military tiltrotor aircraft, appearing to be a V-22 Osprey, is being loaded or unloaded from a large roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) cargo vessel at a port facility. The aircraft has its rotors folded and wings in transport configuration, suggesting it is being moved via ground equipment. Ground crew members in high-visibility vests are supervising the operation on the pier.
    The image shows a military or aviation facility, likely a port or airfield, with a tiltrotor aircraft (appearing to be a V-22 Osprey) on the ground with its rotors folded. Ground crew members in high-visibility vests are working around the aircraft. In the background sky, two aircraft are visible flying in formation.
    A large roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) cargo vessel is docked at a port facility, with its stern ramp deployed or partially open. Three personnel wearing blue hard hats and orange life vests are standing on the dock near the ship's hull, appearing to handle mooring lines. The ship features a distinctive red funnel with a white star emblem, and the image is taken with strong backlighting from the sun.
    Four naval personnel in camouflage uniforms, blue hard hats, and red life vests labeled 'HARBOR OPS' are handling large mooring lines on a pier alongside a large vessel. The workers appear to be securing or releasing thick rope lines connected to the ship's hull. The scene depicts a standard naval docking or undocking operation at a military pier.
    A military tiltrotor aircraft, identifiable as an MV-22 Osprey, is being loaded or unloaded from a large roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) cargo vessel via a stern ramp. The aircraft's rotors are folded and its nacelles are tilted, configured for ground transport. Personnel in high-visibility vests are supervising the operation on the ramp and inside the ship's vehicle deck.
    The image shows a Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft with serial number 91701 positioned on a loading ramp of a large cargo or roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) vessel. The aircraft bears the Japanese characters '陸上自衛隊' (Rikujō Jieitai, meaning Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) and a Japanese flag roundel on its fuselage. The scene appears to depict a military aircraft being loaded or offloaded from a civilian or military transport ship at a port facility.
    A Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft, serial number 91701, is parked on an apron or flight deck near a port facility. The aircraft bears the Japanese kanji '陸上自衛隊' (Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) and a red circle (hinomaru) national insignia on its fuselage. A ground crew member in a high-visibility vest is conducting a walkaround inspection near the nose landing gear.
    A Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft bearing tail number JG-1705 and the marking '陸上自衛隊' (Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) is being loaded or unloaded from a large cargo/roll-on roll-off vessel at a port facility. Ground crew personnel in high-visibility vests are supervising the operation. The rotors are folded for transport, and the aircraft is positioned on a loading ramp.
    Two military tiltrotor aircraft, identified as Bell Boeing V-22 Ospreys, are being towed by ground support vehicles on a military airfield tarmac. The aircraft have their rotors folded and wings in a stowed configuration, indicating they are being repositioned rather than preparing for flight. A large hangar and other base infrastructure are visible in the background under clear blue skies.
    A Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) tiltrotor aircraft, serial number JG-1701, is parked on an airfield tarmac with its cargo ramp open and engines covered with protective covers. Ground crew personnel in high-visibility vests are conducting loading or unloading operations, with a ground support vehicle visible in the background. The aircraft bears the Japanese characters '陸上自衛隊' (Rikujō Jieitai / Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) and the Japanese Hinomaru roundel.
    An aerial/elevated view of a military aviation hangar showing at least two tiltrotor aircraft with folded rotors bearing Japanese military markings (red circle insignia). The foreground aircraft displays the serial number '91705' and Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (上自衛隊) markings, identifying these as Osprey V-22 tiltrotor aircraft. A ground crew member in a high-visibility vest is visible on the tarmac near the hangar entrance.
    A large Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) cargo vessel is docked at a port terminal, photographed in a wide panoramic view. The ship features a distinctive dark hull with a white superstructure and a red funnel bearing a star emblem. The vessel appears to be in port operations with loading ramps deployed on the starboard side.
    A Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft is parked on a tarmac or dock area with its rotors folded in storage configuration. The aircraft bears Japanese markings including the Hinomaru (rising sun) roundel, kanji text reading '陸上自衛隊' (Japan Ground Self-Defense Force), and serial numbers JG-1701 and 91701. Two ground crew personnel are visible near the aircraft, which is positioned adjacent to a large naval vessel or facility structure.
    A dark-painted tiltrotor aircraft, identified by the number '1701' on its fuselage, is stored inside what appears to be the hangar bay of a naval vessel. The aircraft's rotors are folded for storage, and the hangar bay opening reveals an exterior environment. Safety cones and structural columns are visible to the right side of the aircraft.
    A tiltrotor aircraft, identified as a Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) V-22 Osprey with tail number JG-91701, is being moved out of or into a military hangar. Ground crew members wearing high-visibility yellow vests are supervising and guiding the aircraft movement on the tarmac. The rotors are folded and some engine nacelles are covered with protective wrapping.
    An elevated view of a military hangar containing two V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft with their rotors folded for storage. Ground crew personnel and a yellow-and-white aircraft tow tractor (towbar tug) are visible on the apron, suggesting the aircraft are being repositioned. One aircraft displays a Japanese flag roundel, indicating Japanese Self-Defense Force ownership or joint operation.
    Two military tiltrotor aircraft, identified as V-22 Osprey variants, are parked inside a large military hangar. The aircraft bear Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) markings, with serial number '91701' visible on the right aircraft. The rotors are folded for storage, and engine intake covers are installed on both aircraft.

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