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    36th MUNS keeps Andersen’s forces ready [Image 5 of 13]

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    A large cargo/container ship is docked at a port facility, with red gantry cranes actively engaged in loading or unloading shipping containers. Multiple dock workers in high-visibility safety gear are visible on the quay overseeing operations. The scene depicts a busy commercial port operation under clear blue skies.

    NAVAL BASE GUAM, GU, GUAM

    11.15.2020

    Photo by Senior Airman Michael Murphy 

    36th Wing

    U.S. Navy Sailors and contractors unload munitions storage containers from U.S. Military Sealift Command Vessel MV Major Bernard F. Fisher (T-AK-4396) at Naval Base Guam, Nov. 15, 2020. The Navy and the Air Force continue to develop and maintain operational compatibility by completing munition transport operations while also ensuring combat readiness to both forces. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Michael S. Murphy)

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    Date Taken: 11.15.2020
    Date Posted: 11.17.2020 23:06
    Photo ID: 6427496
    VIRIN: 201115-F-SP573-1141
    Resolution: 7301x3840
    Size: 13.03 MB
    Location: NAVAL BASE GUAM, GU, GU
    Web Views: 37
    Downloads: 7

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    A person wearing military camouflage uniform, a white hard hat, and a black face mask is inspecting or manipulating a yellow lock/seal on a tan military shipping container. The container bears the text 'EMPTY LIFT' in white stenciled lettering and shows signs of rust and wear. The scene appears to be a cargo inspection or security check activity.
    A large cargo vessel is docked at a commercial port facility during daytime operations. Red gantry cranes are actively positioned over the ship's deck, engaged in loading or unloading cargo containers. Port workers and heavy equipment, including yellow forklifts, are visible on the quayside.
    A busy port facility showing heavy cargo handling operations with large yellow Hyster forklifts loading or unloading shipping containers onto flatbed military-style trucks. A large cargo ship is docked in the background alongside a red gantry crane. The scene depicts active logistics operations at what appears to be a commercial or military port terminal.
    A worker in safety gear inspects or documents a large semi-truck or heavy transport vehicle at what appears to be a port, freight yard, or industrial facility. The individual is holding a clipboard or tablet and appears to be conducting a vehicle inspection or cargo check. The image is taken from a low angle with strong backlighting from a partly cloudy sky.
    A large cargo/container ship is docked at a port facility, with red gantry cranes actively engaged in loading or unloading shipping containers. Multiple dock workers in high-visibility safety gear are visible on the quay overseeing operations. The scene depicts a busy commercial port operation under clear blue skies.
    A large cargo or military vessel is docked at a port facility during what appears to be late afternoon or early morning, with strong sun glare visible behind the ship's superstructure. A heavy-lift reach stacker or container handler is positioned on the dock, apparently engaged in loading or unloading operations. The scene depicts active port logistics with cargo handling equipment and personnel visible on the quayside.
    Four military personnel are inspecting or inventorying the contents of an open shipping container filled with stacked dark green military ammunition crates secured on wooden pallets. Two individuals are reviewing documents while one climbs into the container and another stands nearby. The setting appears to be an outdoor logistics or supply area with tropical vegetation in the background.
    Two individuals are working inside what appears to be a metal shipping container or military storage unit, both crouching or kneeling on the floor. They appear to be installing, inspecting, or securing flooring components that include metal rails and wooden blocks arranged in a grid pattern. One individual is wearing military camouflage pants and combat boots, suggesting a military work context.
    A female military service member in U.S. Air Force Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) is using bolt cutters to cut a lock or seal on a tan military shipping container. She is wearing protective eyewear and Mechanix brand tactical gloves. The scene takes place in an outdoor logistics or cargo yard with a yellow forklift visible in the background.
    A military personnel member in camouflage uniform operates a yellow Hyster 70 Fortis forklift in what appears to be a military logistics or supply area. The operator is maneuvering the forklift near wooden-framed crates or containers, one of which is labeled 'NO FORK LIFT.' The scene suggests active material handling or equipment movement operations at a military installation.
    A military or logistics worker is loading or unloading palletized military ammunition cans (ammo cans) into or out of a large shipping container. The green metal ammunition cans are stacked on wooden pallets and secured with strapping, arranged in multiple rows outside the container. The setting appears to be an outdoor military logistics or supply depot.
    A military service member in camouflage uniform operates a yellow Hyster forklift, visible through the rain-spotted glass cab window. The forklift is carrying a wooden pallet loaded with military-style green ammunition or equipment cases secured with strapping. The scene appears to be at a military logistics or supply area, likely during or after rainfall.
    A close-up photograph of a DOT hazardous materials placard mounted on what appears to be a transport vehicle. The orange diamond-shaped sign indicates Division 1.1 Explosives, which is the most dangerous classification for explosive materials under U.S. Department of Transportation regulations. The placard is wet with rain droplets and shows signs of wear and use.

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