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    Water Safety: Marine Corps' long-standing challenge in Okinawa [Image 8 of 9]

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    An adult male and a young boy are both wearing yellow life vests near a body of water. The adult appears to be adjusting or checking the fit of the child's life vest, and both are smiling at each other. The setting suggests a water-based recreational activity in a sunny, coastal environment.

    OKINAWA, JAPAN

    06.22.2021

    Photo by Yoshie Makiyama 

    Marine Corps Installations Pacific

    A father puts a life jacket on his son.
    From MCIPAC Installation Safety Office website
    https://www.mcbbutler.marines.mil/Base-Information/MCIPAC-MCBB-Installation-Safety-Office/Water-Safety/

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    Date Taken: 06.22.2021
    Date Posted: 07.16.2021 02:31
    Photo ID: 6733381
    VIRIN: 210622-M-CU541-533
    Resolution: 3188x2202
    Size: 1.38 MB
    Location: OKINAWA, JP
    Web Views: 37
    Downloads: 5

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    A coastal seascape showing a shallow reef lagoon in the foreground transitioning to deeper open ocean in the background. The water displays a striking gradient of colors from sandy/greenish shallows near shore to vivid turquoise over the reef, then deep blue beyond the breaking waves. Rocky shoreline is visible in the lower right corner.
    A weathered warning sign in Japanese and English posted near a coastal area in Okinawa, Japan, alerting swimmers and surfers to dangerous reef currents (rip currents). The sign includes an aerial photograph of the coastline with red arrows indicating current directions, along with contact numbers for emergency services. The sign has been defaced with graffiti and shows significant wear.
    A formal meeting or panel session is taking place in what appears to be a community hall or multipurpose room. Approximately seven to eight individuals are seated along a long folding table, all wearing face masks, suggesting this occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic period. The participants appear to be engaged in an official discussion or hearing.
    A uniformed fire department official wearing a blue patterned face mask is seated at a table, gesturing with his right hand as if speaking or making a point during a meeting. He is wearing a dark navy uniform with a visible fire department patch on his left shoulder. The setting appears to be a conference or briefing room with acoustic panels on the walls.
    Three individuals wearing white face masks are seated at a folding table in what appears to be a meeting or conference setting. The person on the left is actively speaking and gesturing with their hands, while the other two listen attentively. All three wear name badge lanyards and have water bottles on the table in front of them.
    A group of people are seated at a long white conference table during what appears to be a meeting or workshop. All visible participants are wearing face masks, suggesting this was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic period. The person on the far left, wearing a bright orange shirt, appears to be speaking or presenting to the group.
    A formal meeting or committee session is taking place in a large hall or auditorium with participants seated at long folding tables arranged in a U-shape or rectangular configuration. Attendees appear to be wearing face masks, suggesting this occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic period. The room is spacious with acoustic panels on the walls, recessed lighting, and a stage visible at the right edge.
    An adult male and a young boy are both wearing yellow life vests near a body of water. The adult appears to be adjusting or checking the fit of the child's life vest, and both are smiling at each other. The setting suggests a water-based recreational activity in a sunny, coastal environment.
    This image shows a map of Okinawa, Japan, marking locations where warning signs have been installed at coastal hazard areas. The map distinguishes between signs installed by MCIPAC Safety (green flags) and those installed by local municipalities (orange flags). An inset photo in the upper left shows an actual bilingual warning sign directed at U.S. Forces Japan personnel and all visitors.

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