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    Jireh Removal and Disposal Proces [Image 5 of 5]

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    This infographic details the Freighter Jireh Removal and Disposal Process, outlining four sequential steps for removing a grounded freighter near Mona Island. The process involves cutting sections for recycling, refloating with flotation bags, towing and sinking in deep water, or alternatively cutting the entire ship for transport to Puerto Rico. Five agency logos are displayed at the top, indicating a multi-agency operation.

    SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

    08.17.2012

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    U.S. Coast Guard PIAT

    The removal and disposal process is outlined in this illustration released by the Jireh Grounding Unified Command.

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    Date Taken: 08.17.2012
    Date Posted: 08.20.2012 12:06
    Photo ID: 648572
    VIRIN: 120818-G-zz999-001
    Resolution: 1275x1639
    Size: 160.06 KB
    Location: SAN JUAN, PR
    Web Views: 71
    Downloads: 1

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    A heavily rusted and grounded cargo ship named 'JIREM' is beached on rocky shoreline, with a large crane barge positioned alongside conducting salvage or demolition operations. The orange crane barge, bearing a phone number '954-764-8100' and the text 'MAXMARINE' or similar, is actively working to dismantle or refloat the wreck. The scene depicts a marine salvage operation in what appears to be a coastal or island location under overcast skies.
    An aerial photograph shows a salvage or wreck-removal operation in shallow turquoise coastal waters near a rocky shoreline. A heavily rusted and deteriorated grounded vessel is the apparent subject of the operation, with multiple working barges, a crane barge, and a red tugboat positioned alongside it. A small tender boat is also visible near the wreck.
    A heavily rusted and deteriorated vessel named 'JIREH' is grounded on a rocky coastal shoreline, listing at an angle. A large crane mounted on an orange barge is positioned nearby in the turquoise water, apparently engaged in salvage or wreck removal operations. The foreground shows eroded limestone or coral rock typical of a tropical coastline.
    A U.S. Coast Guard personnel is photographing from inside an aircraft, capturing aerial imagery of a coastline where a vessel appears to be grounded or wrecked near shore. The scene suggests an official documentation or assessment mission over a tropical island coastline with turquoise waters. The patch on the uniform indicates this is a Coast Guard public affairs or documentation role.
    This infographic details the Freighter Jireh Removal and Disposal Process, outlining four sequential steps for removing a grounded freighter near Mona Island. The process involves cutting sections for recycling, refloating with flotation bags, towing and sinking in deep water, or alternatively cutting the entire ship for transport to Puerto Rico. Five agency logos are displayed at the top, indicating a multi-agency operation.

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