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    A training exercise is depicted in which one person is being sprayed in the face with what appears to be OC (oleoresin capsicum) pepper spray by an instructor wearing black gloves and a tan cap. The subject, wearing a navy blue uniform shirt with a yellow emblem, stands with eyes closed and hands behind their back, indicating a controlled, voluntary exposure drill. This type of exercise is commonly conducted in law enforcement or military training programs to familiarize personnel with the effects of pepper spray.

    ATLANTIC OCEAN

    03.03.2021

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Eric Coffer 

    U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa/U.S. Sixth Fleet

    ATLANTIC OCEAN (Mar. 03, 2021) Seaman Nakiyah Noble is sprayed with Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray during a Security Reaction Force - Bravo (SRF-B) training on board the Expeditionary Sea Base USS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4) in the Atlantic Ocean, Mar. 03, 2021. Hershel “Woody” Williams is operating in U.S. Sixth Fleet to conduct interoperability training and build strategic partnerships with their African partners. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Eric Coffer/Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.03.2021
    Date Posted: 03.05.2021 13:31
    Photo ID: 6543891
    VIRIN: 210303-N-GW139-3302
    Resolution: 4565x3261
    Size: 337.54 KB
    Location: ATLANTIC OCEAN
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    A man wearing a blue U.S. Department of the Navy t-shirt is being doused with water, likely during an OC (pepper spray) certification or decontamination exercise. His eyes are closed and water droplets are visibly spraying across his face and upper body. The setting appears to be a naval facility or ship deck, with a large gray vessel hull and a ladder visible in the background.
    A person in a navy blue uniform is having their face flushed with water from a garden hose, held by another individual. This appears to be a decontamination or eye-washing procedure, likely following exposure to an irritant such as pepper spray or a chemical agent. Several other individuals in similar uniforms are visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in a yellow PT shirt is striking a large padded shield held by another sailor wearing a navy blue 'NAVY' hoodie. The training exercise appears to take place in a ship's hangar bay, with a group of uniformed sailors observing in the background. This appears to be a military combatives or self-defense training session.
    A military training exercise is depicted in which one person is spraying OC (oleoresin capsicum/pepper spray) directly into the face of another individual wearing a Navy-insignia blue t-shirt. This appears to be a standard law enforcement or military certification procedure requiring personnel to be exposed to pepper spray to qualify for its use. The recipient stands with hands behind his back, eyes closed, as the spray makes contact with his face.
    A military or law enforcement training exercise is taking place outdoors near shipping containers. A person in navy blue uniform is striking a padded training bag held by another individual, while a supervisor identified by the name tag 'CORTEZ' observes from behind. The setting appears to be a port or naval facility.
    A man in a yellow long-sleeve shirt appears to be experiencing eye irritation, likely from OC (pepper) spray exposure, with his eyes closed and face contorted in discomfort. A second person in a dark blue uniform and cap, wearing black tactical gloves, is holding up two fingers — likely conducting a field sobriety or post-exposure assessment test. The setting appears to be an industrial or training facility.
    A military training exercise is taking place on the deck of a naval vessel. A person in a yellow shirt is practicing combat/self-defense techniques on a person wearing a padded protective suit (redman/bite suit) who is on the ground. Two uniformed naval personnel are observing and supervising the drill.
    A training or demonstration scenario appears to be taking place in what looks like a military or naval facility. A uniformed individual in blue utilities and a tan cap is kneeling and applying a wrist/arm control technique on a person lying on a mat, while a second person in a yellow shirt reacts with an expression of distress. Several observers in athletic wear are visible in the background, suggesting this is a formal training exercise.
    A training exercise is depicted in which one person is being sprayed in the face with what appears to be OC (oleoresin capsicum) pepper spray by an instructor wearing black gloves and a tan cap. The subject, wearing a navy blue uniform shirt with a yellow emblem, stands with eyes closed and hands behind their back, indicating a controlled, voluntary exposure drill. This type of exercise is commonly conducted in law enforcement or military training programs to familiarize personnel with the effects of pepper spray.
    A young male in a U.S. Navy physical training shirt is being sprayed in the face, likely with OC (oleoresin capsicum/pepper spray) as part of a military training exercise. His eyes are tightly shut and liquid droplets are visibly dispersing across his face. The background shows a gray industrial or shipboard environment with pipes, a ladder, and a valve wheel.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel are crouched down on what appears to be a ship's deck, with one individual wearing black latex gloves appearing to examine or treat the other person's leg or knee area. The person on the left wears a tan cap with 'Hershel Woody Williams' text and a blue coverall uniform, while the person on the right wears a navy blue t-shirt with a petty officer insignia. The setting appears to be aboard a naval vessel, with shipping containers visible in the background.
    Two workers wearing blue hard hats and face masks are operating a yellow Hyster forklift, numbered '60', on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel. The operator in a red shirt labeled 'CRASH' is seated in the forklift while a second worker in a green shirt, whose hard hat reads 'FAZIO', stands nearby. The ocean and what appears to be another vessel are visible in the background.
    Two workers wearing blue hard hats and face masks are operating or training on a yellow forklift in an outdoor industrial setting. The person in the foreground, dressed in dark blue coveralls, appears to be the operator, while the person in the background wearing a bright green shirt appears to be supervising or instructing. Both individuals are wearing COVID-19 protective masks, suggesting this image was taken during the pandemic period.
    Three personnel are working on what appears to be the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. A yellow Hyster forklift is being operated by one person wearing a blue uniform and blue hard hat, while two observers on the left — one in a green shirt with a blue hard hat holding a radio, and one in a black jacket taking notes on a clipboard — appear to be supervising or documenting the operation. The ocean horizon is visible in the background, confirming an open-sea environment.
    A yellow Hyster forklift is being operated on what appears to be a naval vessel's flight deck, with a wooden pallet positioned in front of the forks. Three personnel wearing blue hard hats are present — one operating the forklift in a red shirt, and two observers standing nearby, one holding a clipboard. The setting appears to be a training or operational exercise at sea, evidenced by the ocean visible in the background.

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