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    Three U.S. Navy sailors in dark blue uniforms and face masks are folding an American flag on the deck of a naval vessel. The ceremonial flag folding is taking place in a harbor setting, with another sailor visible in the background performing a separate task. The scene appears to be a formal colors ceremony, likely at the end of the day (retreat) or upon arrival/departure from port.

    ROTA, SPAIN

    10.24.2020

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Will Hardy 

    USS McFaul (DDG 74)

    201024-N-RG171-0074 ROTA, Spain (Oct. 24, 2020) Logistics Specialist Seaman Alfred Mensah Jr., right, Ensign Joseph Miller, center, and Fire Controlman (Aegis) 3rd Class Pablo Contreres fold the national ensign aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) as the ship gets underway, Oct. 24, 2020. Donald Cook, forward-deployed to Rota, Spain, returns from patrol in the U.S. Sixth Fleet area of operations in support of regional allies and partners and U.S. national security in Europe and Africa. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Will Hardy/Released)

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    Date Taken: 10.24.2020
    Date Posted: 10.27.2020 04:22
    Photo ID: 6403373
    VIRIN: 201024-N-RG171-0074
    Resolution: 4829x3449
    Size: 1.07 MB
    Location: ROTA, ES
    Web Views: 34
    Downloads: 8

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    A naval vessel is docked at a port facility, with crew members in blue hard hats and red life vests visible on the deck managing mooring or docking operations. A large yellow mobile crane is positioned on the pier alongside the ship, suggesting cargo handling or maintenance work. The scene depicts a busy military port environment with various support vehicles and equipment visible on the quayside.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel are standing on the deck of a naval vessel at sea, both wearing face masks and navy-style baseball caps. The individual on the right, wearing a life vest, tactical gloves, and a radio, appears to be instructing or briefing the other sailor, identified by a name tape reading 'JONES.' A navigational pelorus or bearing circle instrument is visible on the right side of the frame.
    An aerial view of a naval vessel docked at a pier, showing sailors performing line-handling operations. A team of approximately five sailors aboard the ship are pulling a thick mooring line in unison, while two personnel on the pier wearing blue hard hats manage lines from the dock side. The scene depicts a standard naval mooring or departure evolution.
    Two U.S. Navy sailors in dark blue uniforms and face masks are handling a large American flag on the deck of a naval vessel. The scene appears to depict a flag ceremony, likely either the raising or folding of the ensign. The ship's superstructure and hull are visible in the background, consistent with a guided-missile destroyer.
    Three U.S. Navy sailors in dark blue uniforms and face masks are folding an American flag on the deck of a naval vessel. The ceremonial flag folding is taking place in a harbor setting, with another sailor visible in the background performing a separate task. The scene appears to be a formal colors ceremony, likely at the end of the day (retreat) or upon arrival/departure from port.
    Two U.S. Navy sailors aboard the USS Donald Cook are folding an American flag on the ship's deck. One sailor is wearing a face mask and has visible tattoos on their forearm, while the other has a name tag reading 'Joseph Miller' and a USS Donald Cook ship patch. The scene takes place on the open deck with ocean water visible in the background.
    Three U.S. Navy personnel wearing face masks and baseball caps are standing on the deck of a gray naval warship docked at a pier. One sailor is handling what appears to be a crew-served machine gun mounted on the ship's rail, while the other two observe. Two of the sailors are wearing black tactical body armor vests.
    Naval personnel aboard a larger warship are conducting a small boat transfer or recovery operation alongside a rigid-hull inflatable or autonomous surface vessel. Several sailors in dark navy uniforms are handling a cargo net along the ship's side while one person in black gear climbs or assists at the netting. An American flag is visible on the smaller vessel, which appears to be a modern unmanned or manned surface craft.
    A naval personnel member wearing a blue hard hat, black face mask, and dark coveralls stands on the deck of a military vessel at sea. The individual is pointing outward toward the open ocean, likely directing attention to something off-frame. The deck features safety cables, tie-down cleats, and anchor points typical of a naval ship's flight or weather deck.
    An aerial view of a naval vessel conducting a man-overboard drill or rescue training exercise at sea. Crew members in red life vests and blue helmets are positioned along the ship's deck edge, with a rope line extending to a person or dummy in the water wearing an orange survival suit and yellow helmet. Additional personnel in white helmets and supervisory roles observe from the deck.
    An aerial view of an open ocean scene showing what appears to be a man-overboard drill or rescue training exercise. A swimmer in a dark wetsuit is actively swimming through the water while tethered to a line, moving toward an orange immersion suit dummy or mannequin floating on the surface. A portion of a vessel's hull is visible in the lower right corner, suggesting the photo was taken from the ship's deck or superstructure.
    An aerial view of a naval vessel deck showing what appears to be a man-overboard recovery or rescue swimmer drill. A diver in a black wetsuit is being hoisted or assisted back onto the ship's side while holding a yellow buoy, with crew members in orange life vests observing from the deck. The scene is set on open ocean with sunlight reflecting off the water.
    A flight deck crew member aboard USS DDG-75 (USS Donald Cook, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer) is saluting or signaling toward a helicopter approaching or departing the ship's flight deck. The scene is captured at dusk or dawn over open ocean, with the helicopter landing pad circle clearly visible on the deck. The crew member is wearing standard naval aviation deck crew safety gear in yellow.
    A U.S. Navy flight deck crew member aboard USS DDG-75 (USS Donald Cook) guides a military helicopter, numbered '33', during landing operations on the ship's flight deck at dusk. The crew member is wearing standard yellow flight deck gear and a white helmet, signaling with outstretched arms. The scene takes place at sea with a twilight sky visible in the background.
    A naval flight deck crew member stands on the helicopter landing pad of USS DDG-75, a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, observing a helicopter during a dusk or dawn flight operation at sea. The crew member is wearing standard flight deck safety gear including a red-and-white helmet and yellow gloves. The scene captures a routine but operationally significant helicopter launch or recovery evolution aboard a warship.
    A naval vessel's flight deck is photographed at dusk or dawn, with a crew member in a yellow jersey visible on the right side of the frame. The deck is illuminated by green landing lights and features white painted markings typical of a helicopter landing pad. The open ocean stretches to the horizon under a partially cloudy sky with warm sunset/sunrise colors.
    A naval helicopter landing operation is taking place on the flight deck of a U.S. Navy destroyer at dusk or dawn. Deck crew members in yellow and white gear are using illuminated wands to guide a helicopter (numbered 33) onto the flight deck. The ship's hull markings indicate 'DDG-75', identifying it as a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer.

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