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    USS Fort McHenry daily operations [Image 4 of 7]

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    A U.S. Navy instructor wearing a yellow cap and name tag reading 'Canterbury' conducts a medical/casualty training drill on the deck of a naval vessel. A person is lying on an orange rescue stretcher/litter on the flight deck while approximately 10 personnel in navy blue uniforms observe the instruction. The setting is at sea with clear skies and open ocean visible in the background.

    USS FORT MCHENRY, AT SEA

    09.27.2012

    Photo by Erik R Luebke 

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

    Senior Chief Hospital Corpsman Charles Canterbury, left, conducts medical training for sailors during a general quarters drill aboard the amphibious dock-landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43). Fort McHenry, homeported out of Little Creek, Va., is on a scheduled deployment in support of maritime security operations and theatre security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility. (Photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Erik Luebke)

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    Date Taken: 09.27.2012
    Date Posted: 10.01.2012 07:07
    Photo ID: 674556
    VIRIN: 120927-N-AQ948-006
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 1.25 MB
    Location: USS FORT MCHENRY, AT SEA
    Web Views: 50
    Downloads: 3

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    A large naval or military vessel is silhouetted against a vivid sunset on open ocean waters. The sky transitions from deep blue at the top to warm orange and gold near the horizon, with a crescent moon visible above the ship. The calm, rippling sea reflects the warm tones of the twilight sky.
    The image shows what appears to be a military or emergency training exercise taking place in an interior compartment of a naval vessel. One person wearing a clear plastic hood/enclosure with a pink respirator mask is seated, while another individual in dark uniform and cap leans in to assist or inspect the equipment. A third person is visible in the background taking notes.
    The image shows what appears to be a firefighting drill or damage control exercise aboard a naval vessel. Several personnel wearing red helmets, gas masks, and protective gear are operating in a smoke-filled compartment. One individual wearing a yellow cap and blue coveralls appears to be observing or supervising the exercise.
    A U.S. Navy instructor wearing a yellow cap and name tag reading 'Canterbury' conducts a medical/casualty training drill on the deck of a naval vessel. A person is lying on an orange rescue stretcher/litter on the flight deck while approximately 10 personnel in navy blue uniforms observe the instruction. The setting is at sea with clear skies and open ocean visible in the background.
    Military personnel, likely U.S. Navy sailors, are conducting a firefighting drill on what appears to be the flight deck of a naval vessel. Two trainees wearing tan balaclavas, navy coveralls, and yellow-tipped boots are operating a fire hose under the supervision of an instructor wearing a yellow cap. The exercise is taking place in clear daylight conditions with other personnel visible in the background.
    A group of military personnel, likely Marines or sailors, are jumping off the stern ramp of a naval vessel into open ocean water. One person is mid-dive in orange shorts while another runs toward the edge, with a queue of others waiting their turn. This appears to be a recreational 'swim call' event, a morale activity conducted when ships are at sea.
    A technician wearing full protective gear is performing maintenance or repair work on complex machinery in what appears to be an industrial or naval engineering space. The worker is closely inspecting and manipulating piping, valves, and fittings using both hands. The environment is a confined, equipment-dense space consistent with a ship's engine room or mechanical plant.

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