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    Sailors Test the Aqueous Film Forming Foam [Image 6 of 8]

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    Two personnel aboard a naval vessel are operating a fire hose over the ship's railing, directing water toward the ocean. The individual in front is wearing green safety goggles, tactical gloves, and a cap marked 'CVN 78', indicating this is likely aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier. The activity appears to be a firefighting drill or equipment test conducted at sea.

    ATLANTIC OCEAN

    08.09.2021

    Photo by Seaman Novalee Manzella 

    USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)           

    Damage Controlman 3rd Class Daniel West, left, from Eastover, North Carolina, and Damage Damage Controlman 1st Class Michael Anderson, from Indianapolis, assigned to USS Gerald R. Ford’s (CVN 78) Engineering department, operates the nozzle of a firehose during the test of the aqueous film forming foam push button system testing as part of post Full Ship Shock Trial, (FSST) maintenance on the flight deck, Aug. 9, 2021. Ford successfully completed the third and final scheduled explosive event of FSST while underway in the Atlantic Ocean. The U.S. Navy conducts shock trials of new ship designs using live explosives to confirm that our warships can continue to meet demanding mission requirements under harsh conditions they might encounter in battle. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Novalee Manzella)

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    Date Taken: 08.09.2021
    Date Posted: 08.10.2021 21:02
    Photo ID: 6777228
    VIRIN: 210809-N-YD731-1059
    Resolution: 3159x2256
    Size: 620.53 KB
    Location: ATLANTIC OCEAN
    Web Views: 31
    Downloads: 3

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    A U.S. Navy sailor is working at a navigation chart table aboard a naval vessel, writing on nautical charts with a pencil. The sailor is wearing a navy blue uniform and a tan ball cap with 'USS GERALD R. FORD CVN-78' visible on it. The setting appears to be the ship's bridge or chart room, with various electronic equipment and piping visible in the background.
    A naval officer in a dark blue uniform and maroon cap is using a gyrocompass or bearing circle instrument on what appears to be the bridge of a military vessel. He is leaning forward to look through the optical eyepiece of the navigation instrument. The bridge environment shows multiple electronic displays, cables, and navigation equipment typical of a modern warship.
    Two naval personnel are operating a fire hose on the deck of a warship at sea. One sailor, a woman in a tan t-shirt and protective goggles, is directing a brass nozzle over the ship's railing while a shirtless male sailor assists by holding the orange hose. A second warship, appearing to be a guided-missile destroyer, is visible in the background.
    Two military personnel in tan/khaki uniforms are operating a fire hose on what appears to be a naval vessel deck. Both individuals are wearing protective goggles and are visibly wet, suggesting active firefighting or damage control training. A warship is visible in the background on open ocean.
    Two military personnel are positioned on the exterior deck of a naval vessel, appearing to operate or handle equipment over the ship's railing. One sailor is wearing green safety goggles and holding a brass/metal nozzle or tool, while the other has his back to the camera wearing a tan shirt reading 'Flying CVN 7_ Squad'. The ocean and partly cloudy sky are visible in the background.
    Two personnel aboard a naval vessel are operating a fire hose over the ship's railing, directing water toward the ocean. The individual in front is wearing green safety goggles, tactical gloves, and a cap marked 'CVN 78', indicating this is likely aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier. The activity appears to be a firefighting drill or equipment test conducted at sea.
    Two individuals wearing matching tan/olive t-shirts are performing mechanical maintenance work inside what appears to be a military or heavy vehicle engine compartment. The person in the foreground is closely inspecting or working on a brass/metal component using a red-handled tool, while a second person assists from below. The work area contains numerous hydraulic lines, rods, and mechanical components typical of heavy military equipment.
    A young male technician or military personnel is working inside a mechanical compartment, handling orange rubber/plastic caps or plugs. He is leaning into an access panel or hatch, surrounded by pipes, hydraulic lines, and metal fittings. Several orange caps are arranged on the surface in front of him.

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