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    Navy EOD and Divers Conduct At Sea Damage Repair Training [Image 6 of 6]

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    A fully equipped scuba diver in a black wetsuit and yellow helmet is mid-jump off a pier into a harbor, while support personnel observe from the dock. The man in the foreground wears a navy blue t-shirt reading 'Norfolk NADS Tradition Divers,' indicating this is a U.S. Navy diving unit activity. Industrial waterfront buildings and inflatable boats are visible in the background.

    VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    06.11.2020

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Jeff Atherton 

    Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group Two

    200611-N-AP176-1215 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (June 11, 2020) A Navy diver assigned to Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center's (MARMC) Dive Team steps into the water to conduct a survey of a vessel during an at-sea damage repair drill at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story. The drill, held parallel to BALTOPS 2020, tests the abilities of Navy explosive ordnance disposal operators and divers to respond to and rapidly repair battle damage to U.S. and partner vessels while underway. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jeff Atherton/Released)

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    Date Taken: 06.11.2020
    Date Posted: 06.11.2020 17:37
    Photo ID: 6238560
    VIRIN: 200611-N-AP176-1215
    Resolution: 4928x3280
    Size: 1.12 MB
    Location: VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA, US
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    A water-level photograph captures military or coast guard personnel on an orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) as a scuba diver enters or exits the water from the vessel's side. Several individuals in military uniforms and civilian attire observe from the boat and a larger vessel in the background. The scene appears to take place near a port or naval facility visible on the shoreline.
    Military or naval personnel are conducting a diving operation alongside a gray vessel marked 'FR-70-2'. Two divers are visible in the water near the hull, while several personnel on the vessel's deck and an orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) provide support. A large red panel or patch is being positioned against the ship's hull, suggesting a hull repair or inspection exercise.
    A low water-level perspective shows military or naval personnel conducting what appears to be a hull inspection or underwater demolition/diving operation alongside a large vessel marked 'FR-10-2'. A diver is visible in the water near the ship's hull, while several personnel in military-style clothing observe from an orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB). A yellow device is attached to the ship's hull, suggesting a training or inspection exercise.
    Two scuba divers in full diving gear are seated on the edge of an orange inflatable rescue boat, appearing to prepare for or return from a dive. A third person wearing a tan cap, sunglasses, and a military-style t-shirt with a patch stands on the boat observing them. The scene takes place on a calm body of water with a tree-lined shoreline visible in the background.
    Two individuals are on an orange inflatable rigid-hull boat marked 'USNS RAPAHOE' (partially visible) on a calm waterway with a tree-lined shore in the background. One person in full scuba diving gear is perched on the side of the boat, appearing to have just exited the water or preparing to enter it, while a second person in civilian-style military attire stands watching. The scene appears to be a military or naval diving training exercise.
    A fully equipped scuba diver in a black wetsuit and yellow helmet is mid-jump off a pier into a harbor, while support personnel observe from the dock. The man in the foreground wears a navy blue t-shirt reading 'Norfolk NADS Tradition Divers,' indicating this is a U.S. Navy diving unit activity. Industrial waterfront buildings and inflatable boats are visible in the background.

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