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    Patrol Boat Mk VI | Navy EOD Dive Integration [Image 4 of 7]

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    Two individuals are on a boat on open water, with one person in full scuba diving gear being assisted by another person in a gray hooded shirt. The diver is equipped with a BCD (buoyancy control device), air tank, regulator, and dive computer, and appears to be having their mask or camera equipment adjusted. A tropical island with vegetation is visible in the background.

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    10.16.2020

    Photo by Sgt. Manuel Serrano 

    Commander, Expeditionary Strike Group 7     

    (PHILIPINE SEA, Oct. 16, 2020) Sailors assigned to Commander, Task Force 75 (CTF 75) prepare to dive during closed-circuit dive operations. Maritime Expeditionary Security Force and Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit assigned to CTF 75 embarked and are conducting integrated littoral maritime security operations from the amphibious dock landing ship USS Comstock (LSD 45) with the Marines and Sailors already deployed as Task Force Ellis from I Marine Expeditionary Force. PB Mk VI provides increased capabilities to amphibious warships and can operate directly in support of the Navy platform or independently in support of mission tasking. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Manuel A. Serrano)

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    Date Taken: 10.16.2020
    Date Posted: 10.23.2020 06:48
    Photo ID: 6399480
    VIRIN: 201016-M-SH393-0042
    Resolution: 5512x3675
    Size: 8.99 MB
    Location: PW
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    Downloads: 9

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    A person wearing a face mask, helmet, and long-sleeve shirt is operating or adjusting an Evinrude outboard motor on a black inflatable rigid hull inflatable boat (RHIB) at sea. The boat appears to be in motion, evidenced by the white wake and churning water visible behind it. The vessel is loaded with diving or maritime equipment including red buoys and gear bags.
    A close-up shot of a male diver wearing a full-face rebreather diving mask with a corrugated hose, preparing for or returning from a dive. The subject has visible tattoos on his arm/hand, ear gauges, and brown hair. A second person is visible in the blurred background, appearing to review documents or a clipboard.
    A scuba diver is preparing for or returning from a dive, standing in shallow coastal waters. The diver is fully equipped with scuba gear including a full-face mask, tank, regulator hoses, and Mechanix-brand gloves. A tropical shoreline with vegetation is visible in the blurred background.
    Two individuals are on a boat on open water, with one person in full scuba diving gear being assisted by another person in a gray hooded shirt. The diver is equipped with a BCD (buoyancy control device), air tank, regulator, and dive computer, and appears to be having their mask or camera equipment adjusted. A tropical island with vegetation is visible in the background.
    A first-person perspective shot of a scuba diver sitting on the edge of an inflatable boat (RIB), with their legs dangling over the side into the water. The diver is wearing large black diving fins, a BCD (buoyancy control device) with tank and hoses visible, and has a visible tattoo on one leg. A tropical island with dense green vegetation is visible in the background across calm turquoise water.
    A scuba diver is emerging from clear turquoise water alongside what appears to be a dark-hulled vessel or inflatable boat. The diver is wearing full diving gear including a mask, rebreather or twin-hose regulator system, and wetsuit. The image captures the moment of surfacing with water splashing around the diver.
    Two snorkelers are visible just beneath the surface of clear, turquoise water, photographed from above. Their bodies, gear, and equipment are distorted by the water's surface ripples and light refraction. The water is exceptionally clear, allowing full visibility of the swimmers despite the refractive distortion.

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