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    Two gray naval vessels are underway on open ocean under an overcast sky. The left vessel bears hull number 707 and the right vessel bears hull number 430, both appearing to be Canadian Royal Canadian Navy ships based on their gray livery and hull numbering conventions. The ships appear to be conducting a formation or rendezvous operation at sea.

    CANADA

    08.06.2021

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Dyxan Williams 

    U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area

    HALIFAX, Nova Scotia -- (Aug. 6, 2021) The Royal Canadian Navy ships HMCS Goose Bay (MM 707) (left) and the HMCS Harry Dewolf (AOPV 430) work on a formation exercise with the U.S. Coast Guard in preparation for Operation Nanook. The U.S. Coast Guard is again participating with partners in Operation Nanook, an annual sovereignty operation and maneuver warfare exercise conducted by the Canadian Armed Forces in the Arctic. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Dyxan Williams)

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    Date Taken: 08.06.2021
    Date Posted: 08.17.2021 11:07
    Photo ID: 6784957
    VIRIN: 210806-N-NA545-1050
    Resolution: 3788x2706
    Size: 6.27 MB
    Location: CA
    Web Views: 98
    Downloads: 11

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    A young man in a navy blue hoodie is writing on a glass window or whiteboard surface using a marker. The writing includes what appears to be navigational or operational data including headings, times, names, and a bearing of 034° at 10 knots. The setting appears to be aboard a ship, likely on the bridge, given the maritime context of the written data.
    A man in a navy blue t-shirt is holding a radio handset or intercom microphone up to his mouth, appearing to be speaking into it. He is positioned on what appears to be the bridge or command area of a naval or maritime vessel, surrounded by navigation and communication equipment. Sunglasses are resting on top of his shaved head.
    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel are engaged in conversation aboard what appears to be the bridge or navigation room of a Coast Guard vessel. The individual on the left wears a short-sleeve navy shirt with a USCGC ESCANABA WMEC patch, while the person on the right wears a navy jacket with a gold oak leaf insignia indicating the rank of Lieutenant Commander or Major. They are surrounded by navigation equipment, reference books, and ship instrumentation.
    Two gray naval vessels are underway on open ocean under an overcast sky. The left vessel bears hull number 707 and the right vessel bears hull number 430, both appearing to be Canadian Royal Canadian Navy ships based on their gray livery and hull numbering conventions. The ships appear to be conducting a formation or rendezvous operation at sea.
    A naval vessel bearing hull number 707 is underway on open ocean under overcast skies. The ship displays a Canadian flag and features a light grey paint scheme consistent with Royal Canadian Navy vessels. The vessel appears to be a patrol or offshore patrol ship navigating at moderate speed.

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