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    U.S. Coast Guard conducts gunnery exercise in Atlantic, part of Operation Nanook [Image 5 of 12]

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    An overhead photograph taken aboard a United States Coast Guard vessel showing crew members operating a deck-mounted automatic cannon during a live-fire exercise at sea. The weapon is actively firing, with visible muzzle smoke and numerous spent brass casings scattered across the deck. Three personnel in red uniforms, blue helmets, and Coast Guard-marked tactical vests are positioned around the weapon system.

    ATLANTIC OCEAN

    08.14.2020

    Photo by Seaman Kate Kilroy 

    U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area

    As part of Operation Nanook, Petty Officer 1st Class Julie Thorne, and independent duty yeoman aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma (WMEC 908) shoots the 50 caliber machine gun at a decoy launched for practice during the 'GUNNEX' gun exercise of Operation Nanook in the Atlantic Aug. 14, 2020. The crew conducted many drills throughout the operation. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Seaman Kate Kilroy/Released)

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    Date Taken: 08.14.2020
    Date Posted: 08.20.2020 22:22
    Photo ID: 6322566
    VIRIN: 200814-G-NJ244-453
    Resolution: 2624x3936
    Size: 899.19 KB
    Location: ATLANTIC OCEAN
    Web Views: 286
    Downloads: 13

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    A naval personnel member stands on the deck of a vessel, using binoculars to observe multiple ships in the distance across open sea. Three vessels are visible on the horizon, including what appears to be a large support or replenishment ship on the left and two smaller warships further right. The scene suggests a naval formation or exercise under overcast skies.
    A military helicopter, consistent with an MH-60 Seahawk variant, hovers above the flight deck of a naval warship at sea. The helicopter appears to be conducting a deck landing or departure operation in overcast, rough sea conditions. The ship's wake and rotor wash are visible on the water surface below.
    A gray naval or coast guard vessel is docking at a pier in what appears to be a Arctic or sub-Arctic port, likely in Greenland based on the rocky terrain. Crew members in orange survival suits and yellow hard hats are handling mooring lines on both the ship and the dock. The scene depicts an active docking operation with multiple personnel coordinating on the quayside and aboard the vessel.
    A woman in a blue hoodie stands on the deck of a smaller vessel, observing a large grey naval or auxiliary ship at close range. The large vessel displays the word 'TUG' on its hull and is equipped with radar systems, lifeboats, and various deck structures. The scene is set in overcast, foggy maritime conditions with choppy water visible between the two vessels.
    An overhead photograph taken aboard a United States Coast Guard vessel showing crew members operating a deck-mounted automatic cannon during a live-fire exercise at sea. The weapon is actively firing, with visible muzzle smoke and numerous spent brass casings scattered across the deck. Three personnel in red uniforms, blue helmets, and Coast Guard-marked tactical vests are positioned around the weapon system.
    A military naval vessel is photographed from the stern as it navigates through calm arctic or sub-arctic waters surrounded by dramatic snow-capped mountain peaks. The ship features a prominent dome-shaped radar or satellite communication system atop its superstructure. Glaciers and low-lying mist are visible in the background between the mountain ranges.
    An aerial photograph of a white vessel named 'TAHOMA' underway on a calm, grey ocean under overcast skies. The ship appears to be a medium-sized cutter or patrol vessel, photographed from slightly above and behind the stern. Two additional vessels are faintly visible on the distant horizon.
    A rigid inflatable boat (RIB) numbered 26280 navigates through rough, choppy seas with three crew members aboard wearing red immersion suits and black protective gear. An American flag is visible flying from the vessel's mast, and the boat appears to be a U.S. Coast Guard small response boat. The vessel is moving at speed, generating significant wake and spray in what appear to be cold-water conditions.
    A group of approximately 18 personnel, identifiable as U.S. Coast Guard members, pose for a group photo on the deck of a vessel on calm open water. The group includes members wearing high-visibility yellow immersion/survival suits, navy blue uniforms, red and orange helmets, and face masks. The setting appears to be an operational maritime environment under clear skies.
    A naval replenishment-at-sea (RAS) or alongside transfer operation is underway between two warships on calm open water. Crew members on the near vessel are managing lines and equipment while wearing safety gear including life vests and hard hats. The vessel in the background bears the hull number F359, identifying it as a naval frigate.
    A USCG (United States Coast Guard) crew member is visible from behind in the cockpit of an aircraft, wearing an orange flight suit and a blue helmet marked 'USCG'. The aircraft is flying over a mountainous coastal landscape with visible water bodies and green terrain below. The cockpit instrumentation and multi-panel windshield are clearly visible.
    A group of military and emergency personnel wearing face masks and protective gear are gathered on the deck of a naval vessel, reviewing large maps or charts spread on a table. The team appears to be conducting a briefing or planning session, with individuals in red immersion suits, military camouflage, and high-visibility vests. At least one person displays a Danish flag patch on their uniform, suggesting a multinational operation.

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