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    U.S. Coast Guard, Colombian navy conduct exercises, personnel transfers in Eastern Pacific Ocean [Image 6 of 23]

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    An aerial photograph showing two small watercraft on open ocean, captured from a significant elevation. The boats appear to be in close proximity to each other, generating visible white wake patterns on the gray-blue sea surface. The image appears to have been taken from an aircraft or elevated vantage point.

    PACIFIC OCEAN

    07.24.2021

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    U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area

    The crews of U.S. Coast Guard Legend-class national security cutter USCGC Stone (WMSL 758) and the Colombian navy OPV-80 offshore patrol vessel ARC Victoria (PZE-48) conduct passing exercises, small boat operations, and swap personnel for lunch and a tour of the other country’s vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, Dec. 4, 2021. The U.S. and Columbia have signed agreements on trade, environmental protection, asset sharing, chemical control, ship-boardings, renewable and clean energy, science and technology, and civil aviation. (U.S. Coast Guard photo courtesy of Petty Officer 1st Class Jess Duncan)

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    Date Taken: 07.24.2021
    Date Posted: 12.14.2021 15:57
    Photo ID: 6978811
    VIRIN: 211204-G-G0200-1006
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 1.82 MB
    Location: PACIFIC OCEAN
    Web Views: 48
    Downloads: 8

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    Two vessels are underway in open ocean under overcast skies. The foreground vessel is identifiable as a U.S. Coast Guard cutter based on its distinctive white hull with diagonal red stripe. A second, darker-hulled warship travels in close proximity to the port side of the Coast Guard vessel, suggesting a joint patrol or escort operation.
    Two vessels are sailing in close formation on open ocean under overcast skies. The larger vessel on the right is a U.S. Coast Guard cutter bearing hull number 758 with the distinctive red and blue diagonal stripe markings. The smaller gray vessel on the left appears to be a foreign naval or coast guard patrol ship, identifiable by signal flags flying from its mast.
    Two military/coast guard vessels are sailing in open ocean in close proximity, likely during a joint exercise or patrol operation. The left vessel is white with red diagonal stripes characteristic of a US Coast Guard cutter, bearing a hull number that appears to be '757'. The right vessel is painted in standard naval gray and is viewed from a bow-on perspective.
    The image shows two vessels underway at sea, with a large U.S. Coast Guard cutter prominently in the foreground. The white cutter bears the hull number '758' and the distinctive USCG diagonal racing stripe in red and blue on its bow. A smaller gray military or patrol vessel is visible alongside or just behind the Coast Guard cutter.
    Two boats are traveling at speed across open blue ocean water, photographed from an elevated vantage point. One boat is distinctly red and white, consistent with a U.S. Coast Guard response vessel, while the other appears to be a darker gray or navy vessel. Both boats are moving in the same direction, leaving a prominent white wake trail behind them.
    An aerial photograph showing two small watercraft on open ocean, captured from a significant elevation. The boats appear to be in close proximity to each other, generating visible white wake patterns on the gray-blue sea surface. The image appears to have been taken from an aircraft or elevated vantage point.
    An aerial photograph shows two boats in open ocean with moderate to choppy seas. A smaller orange-and-white vessel, consistent with a U.S. Coast Guard response boat, is positioned near a larger, darker vessel. Personnel in what appear to be red or orange survival suits are visible on the larger vessel, suggesting a maritime interdiction, rescue, or law enforcement operation.
    A gray naval patrol vessel is underway at sea, creating a visible wake as it moves through moderately calm open waters under an overcast sky. A red helicopter is visible in the background to the left of the ship, suggesting a coordinated maritime operation or exercise. Signal flags are visible on the ship's mast, and the vessel appears to be a modern offshore patrol vessel (OPV).
    A gray naval vessel bearing the hull number '48' is underway at sea, with a line of uniformed personnel standing at attention and saluting on an elevated deck. The ship appears to be a landing ship or amphibious vessel, visible by its open well deck area housing smaller craft. The crew is performing a formal naval ceremony, likely a passing honors or rendering of salutes.
    A gray naval warship is photographed at sea under overcast skies, with multiple signal/naval flags flying from its mast. A red and white helicopter, consistent with a US Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin, is visible in the background to the left. Several crew members are visible on the bridge wing observing the helicopter.
    A naval vessel bearing hull number 48 is observed underway at sea, viewed from the deck of another ship. A person in a dark blue uniform stands in the foreground observing the gray warship, which is flying signal flags from its mast. The vessel appears to be a patrol or offshore patrol vessel operating in open ocean conditions.
    A United States Coast Guard (USCG) servicemember is saluting from the deck of a USCG vessel toward a foreign naval ship passing nearby at sea. The foreign vessel, bearing hull number 49, appears to be a gray naval patrol or corvette-class ship. The scene depicts a formal maritime salute exchange between two vessels at sea.
    A gray naval warship is underway at sea under overcast skies, with personnel visible on the bridge wing and upper decks. The vessel appears to be a modern patrol or corvette-class warship, equipped with radar systems, signal flags, a deck gun, and a small boat in a recessed bay. The ship is cutting through moderate seas, producing a visible bow wake.
    Four USCG (United States Coast Guard) personnel are standing on the deck of a vessel, facing and waving toward a nearby gray naval ship bearing the hull number 48. The foreign vessel is flying what appears to be a Colombian flag along with signal flags. The deck of the USCG vessel is visibly loaded with large white bales, consistent with seized contraband (likely narcotics) from an interdiction operation.
    Two vessels are operating in open ocean waters under a partly cloudy sky. The foreground vessel appears to be a law enforcement or coast guard rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with shock-absorbing seats, while the vessel in the background displays what appears to be a Colombian flag and official markings, suggesting a maritime patrol or interdiction operation. The boats are moving at speed, generating visible wakes.
    A Colombian Navy (Armada de Colombia) patrol vessel is underway at speed on open ocean waters. The rigid-hull inflatable boat (RHIB) displays 'Armada Nacional' signage and bears the Colombian Navy emblem on its hull. At least one crew member wearing an orange life vest is visible inside the enclosed cabin.
    The image shows a naval vessel named 'VICTORIA' with hull number 48, photographed from a smaller vessel at sea. A flag is visible at the top of the mast, and the ship appears to be a patrol or offshore vessel in gray military livery. The foreground shows the deck and windshield of the smaller vessel, which has a distinctive orange fender/bumper.
    A person in blue coveralls and a red life vest is climbing a rope/Jacob's ladder from a smaller vessel onto the side of a larger gray naval or coast guard ship. At least two other personnel wearing blue hard hats are visible on the ship's deck above. The scene appears to depict a maritime boarding or transfer operation between two vessels.
    Two personnel are boarding or transferring between naval vessels, with one individual wearing a clearly marked U.S. Coast Guard orange vest and blue hard hat. The scene takes place between two gray military ships in what appears to be a ship-to-ship transfer operation on open water. Both individuals are wearing safety equipment including hard hats and personal flotation devices.
    The image shows personnel from the U.S. Coast Guard and the Colombian Navy (Armada de Colombia) together in what appears to be a vessel's bridge or command area. A U.S. Coast Guard member in a red vest is visible alongside at least two individuals wearing dark uniforms with 'Armada de Colombia' shoulder patches. This appears to be a joint maritime operation or training exercise between the two organizations.
    Personnel from the Colombian Navy (Armada de Colombia) are gathered inside what appears to be a naval vessel's operations or command room. They are being briefed or observing workstations alongside what appears to be a U.S. Navy or Coast Guard member. The setting suggests a bilateral military exchange, training visit, or joint exercise aboard a warship.
    Two personnel in dark navy uniforms are working together at a control station aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The individual leaning over is wearing a uniform and cap marked 'ARMADA' with a Colombian flag patch, indicating membership in the Armada Nacional de Colombia (Colombian Navy). A third person is visible in the background also monitoring equipment.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member identified by a 'JIMENEZ' name tape is briefing or instructing three personnel wearing 'ARMADA' (Navy) uniforms, likely from a Latin American navy based on the insignia. The setting appears to be the bridge or an interior operational space of a naval or Coast Guard vessel. This appears to be an inter-agency or international military exchange or training event.

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