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    NAVFAC Washington Celebrates Executive Airlift Hangar Complex Construction Milestone [Image 1 of 7]

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    A large-scale construction site featuring a partially erected steel-frame structure with a tall lattice crane in operation. Multiple workers wearing high-visibility yellow vests and white hard hats are walking across a dirt ground area. An American flag is visible hanging from the crane, and military personnel appear to be present among the group.

    MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    08.05.2020

    Photo by Matthew Stinson 

    Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Washington

    NAVFAC Washington personnel celebrated the raising of the final structural steel beam of the new Executive Airlift Hangar Complex at Joint Base Andrews along with representatives from Air Force District of Washington, Clark Construction Group LLC and other trade partners Aug. 5.

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    Date Taken: 08.05.2020
    Date Posted: 08.11.2020 15:22
    Photo ID: 6304096
    VIRIN: 200805-N-HG124-1001
    Resolution: 3975x2445
    Size: 2.96 MB
    Location: MARYLAND, US
    Web Views: 318
    Downloads: 14

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    A large-scale construction site featuring a partially erected steel-frame structure with a tall lattice crane in operation. Multiple workers wearing high-visibility yellow vests and white hard hats are walking across a dirt ground area. An American flag is visible hanging from the crane, and military personnel appear to be present among the group.
    A large-scale construction site featuring a substantial steel-framed structure in the process of being erected. A prominent American flag is displayed hanging from a large red crawler crane on the right side of the image, suggesting a topping-out or milestone ceremony. Multiple cranes, construction materials, and staging equipment are visible across the site.
    Five individuals are posed at a construction site in front of what appears to be a signed ceremonial steel beam, suggesting a topping-out or beam-signing ceremony. Two individuals appear to be in military uniforms (Navy and Army), while the others wear civilian attire. All five are wearing white hard hats and high-visibility yellow safety vests.
    Five individuals are posed at an active construction site, wearing high-visibility safety vests and white hard hats. Two of the individuals appear to be in U.S. Navy uniforms, while the others are in civilian work attire. Behind them are stacked building panels branded 'CENTRIA' and a partially constructed steel-frame structure.
    A group of approximately eleven individuals pose for a group photo at an active construction site. The group includes military personnel in uniform, civilians in business attire, and construction workers, all wearing hard hats and high-visibility safety vests. Most individuals are wearing face masks, suggesting this was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic period.
    A person in U.S. Navy digital camouflage uniform and a NAVFAC hard hat is signing a white structural steel beam at a construction site, a traditional 'topping out' ceremony practice. Multiple signatures and names are already visible on the beam, indicating this is a ceremonial milestone event. A second individual in a yellow safety vest and white hard hat observes in the background.
    Two individuals wearing hard hats, face masks, and high-visibility vests are signing a white structural steel beam, likely during a topping-out ceremony at a construction site. The foreground person wears a NAVFAC (Naval Facilities Engineering Command) hard hat and military camouflage uniform, suggesting U.S. Navy involvement in the project. Several names and signatures are already visible on the beam, including 'Collin Gozick,' 'Alex Welsh (intern),' and 'Silvio Toyal,' with a date of 08-05-2022.

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