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    Damage Controlman Participates in Simulated Casualty Training Aboard USS Michael Murphy (DDG 112) [Image 8 of 10]

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    Two naval personnel wearing USS ship caps marked 'DDG' are working in a confined mechanical space aboard a naval vessel. The sailor in the foreground wears a navy blue cap and black face mask while pointing at equipment, appearing to instruct or direct the second sailor. Both are dressed in navy blue coveralls typical of U.S. Navy working uniforms.

    PACIFIC OCEAN

    08.10.2021

    Photo by Seaman Sophia Simons 

    USS MICHAEL MURPHY

    210810-N-LP924-1032 PACIFIC OCEAN (Aug. 10, 2021) Damage Controlman Fireman Tyson Oliver, a native of Jacksonville, Florida, points out a mechanical error during a simulated engineering casualty during training aboard Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Michael Murphy (DDG 112), Aug. 10, 2021. Murphy is currently underway conducting routine operations in U.S. Third Fleet. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Sophia Simons)

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    Date Taken: 08.10.2021
    Date Posted: 08.12.2021 16:24
    Photo ID: 6780706
    VIRIN: 210810-N-LP924-1032
    Resolution: 4602x3068
    Size: 775.98 KB
    Location: PACIFIC OCEAN
    Hometown: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, US
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    A naval or maritime worker in blue coveralls and a blue hard hat is crouched on the deck of a military vessel, performing maintenance or inspection work with a tool. The scene is set at dusk or dawn in a harbor environment, with cranes and port infrastructure visible in the background. The worker appears to be focused on a deck fitting or fastener.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel are stationed on the deck of a naval vessel, likely a destroyer, during what appears to be a port arrival or departure operation. The foreground sailor, a female petty officer wearing a black face mask and navy coveralls, is holding a line while standing at a railing. The vessel is operating in coastal waters with land visible in the background under overcast skies.
    A naval service member wearing a cap marked 'DDG-112' and communication headphones stands watch on the bridge wing of a U.S. Navy destroyer at dawn or dusk. The person is operating or monitoring a gyrocompass or pelorus navigation instrument while overlooking a calm waterway with a tree-lined shore in the background. The warm pastel sky suggests either sunrise or sunset conditions.
    A military or naval personnel member is looking through a mounted optical sighting instrument, likely a bearing circle or alidade, aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The individual is wearing communication headphones, a face mask, and a dark uniform. The scene is set during twilight or early morning with a calm waterway and treeline visible in the background.
    Several naval personnel standing on the deck of a military vessel are waving their hands upward toward a commercial aircraft flying overhead at low altitude. The scene appears to take place at dusk or dawn over open ocean, with crew members wearing hard hats in blue and yellow colors. The gesture suggests the sailors are waving at the passing aircraft, possibly in a moment of informal camaraderie.
    Three naval personnel in dark blue coveralls are working on the deck of a military vessel, performing what appears to be anchor chain or deck maintenance operations. All three individuals are wearing face masks and hard hats, with one in a yellow helmet and two in blue helmets. The scene is set outdoors on a ship's bow deck with ocean and sky visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy sailor wearing an orange cap with '112' visible, a black face mask, and navy blue coveralls is inspecting or annotating equipment in what appears to be a ship's machinery space or hangar bay. The sailor is holding a yellow sticky note against a panel that includes a pressure gauge and a padlocked component. A radio/walkie-talkie is visible clipped to their uniform.
    Two naval personnel wearing USS ship caps marked 'DDG' are working in a confined mechanical space aboard a naval vessel. The sailor in the foreground wears a navy blue cap and black face mask while pointing at equipment, appearing to instruct or direct the second sailor. Both are dressed in navy blue coveralls typical of U.S. Navy working uniforms.
    A U.S. Navy sailor wearing a blue uniform with a Petty Officer Third Class insignia patch is communicating via a handheld radio (walkie-talkie) in what appears to be a ship's engineering or mechanical space. The sailor is wearing an orange cap, a black face mask, and a white earplug, suggesting a noisy industrial environment. The background contains large mechanical equipment consistent with a naval vessel's interior.
    Four military personnel in navy blue coveralls are gathered in what appears to be a ship's engineering or mechanical space. All individuals are wearing face masks, and two are wearing orange baseball caps. One person is pointing toward equipment while others observe, suggesting a briefing, inspection, or training exercise.

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