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    USS New Orleans Refuels at Akasaki Pier [Image 5 of 20]

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    Military personnel, likely U.S. Navy sailors, are gathered on the deck of a naval vessel wearing blue hard hats, face masks, and safety goggles. They appear to be conducting a work or inspection activity involving a metal tool or pipe fitting. The setting appears to be a port or naval base, with buildings and a communications tower visible in the background.

    SASEBO, NAGASAKI, JAPAN

    01.08.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Desmond Parks 

    USS New Orleans (LPD 18)

    220108-N-XB010-1005 SASEBO, Japan (Jan. 8, 2022) Boatswain’s Mate Seaman Lekkelly Silvestregonet, from Isabela, Puerto Rico, left, and Operations Specialist Quentin Brown, from Queens, N.Y., stand by to control the anchor chain brake under supervision from Ensign Eli Roberts, First Division Officer of USS New Orleans’ (LPD 18) Deck department as the ship prepares to go underway. New Orleans, part of the America Amphibious Ready Group, along with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, is operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of responsibility to enhance interoperability with allies and partners and serve as a ready response force to defend peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Desmond Parks)

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    Date Taken: 01.08.2022
    Date Posted: 01.13.2022 01:24
    Photo ID: 7009116
    VIRIN: 220109-N-XB010-1005
    Resolution: 5473x3649
    Size: 761.6 KB
    Location: SASEBO, NAGASAKI, JP
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    Naval personnel and civilian workers are conducting fueling or fluid transfer operations on the deck of a military vessel, likely a U.S. Navy ship docked at a port in Japan. Two foreground sailors wearing blue hard hats and dark coveralls are handling a large black hose connected to an open deck hatch. The background shows a harbor facility with white industrial buildings and a mountainous landscape consistent with a Japanese port environment.
    A naval service member wearing a blue hard hat with safety goggles and a dark jacket is holding a sound-powered telephone (handset) to their face while standing on the deck of a military vessel. A name tag reading 'ANDERSON' is visible on their jacket. In the background, another naval vessel and additional crew members are visible under clear skies.
    Two individuals wearing white hard hats marked with red crosses stand outdoors against a clear blue sky with mountains visible in the background. Both are wearing face masks and dark jackets, with one jacket bearing a military ship insignia reading 'USS NEW ORLEANS LPD 18'. Their attire and red cross helmet markings indicate they are likely Navy medical corpsmen or safety personnel aboard a naval vessel.
    Naval personnel are working on the deck of a military vessel, performing mooring or anchoring operations. Multiple sailors wearing face masks and hard hats are visible, with one crouching down to work on deck hardware near a large anchor chain. A large gray warship is visible in the background.
    Military personnel, likely U.S. Navy sailors, are gathered on the deck of a naval vessel wearing blue hard hats, face masks, and safety goggles. They appear to be conducting a work or inspection activity involving a metal tool or pipe fitting. The setting appears to be a port or naval base, with buildings and a communications tower visible in the background.
    The image shows the bow deck of a naval vessel with crew members working on deck, likely during a port call or mooring operation. A large warship — possibly an aircraft carrier or amphibious assault ship — is visible in the background with a blue flag (possibly EU or NATO) flying from its mast. The scene is backlit by strong sunlight, creating silhouettes of personnel and deck equipment.
    Naval personnel in blue uniforms and blue hard hats are hauling a thick mooring line on the deck of a warship. The crew members are wearing face masks and safety gear including face shields and goggles, suggesting COVID-era operations. Additional crew members in various colored hard hats are visible in the background on the ship's deck.
    A group of US Navy personnel are gathered on the deck of a naval vessel, appearing to observe or participate in a training or operational briefing. Most personnel are wearing blue hard hats and dark navy coveralls, with one individual in the foreground wearing a distinctive yellow hard hat. A tall yellow-and-gray pole or mast structure is erected on the deck, which appears to be the focus of the gathering.
    Three personnel wearing face masks and tan/khaki caps are working inside what appears to be a naval vessel's bridge or combat information center. The foreground individual is writing on paper documents at a console, while a second person in the middle is speaking on a radio or phone handset. The environment is filled with electronic equipment, monitors, cables, and control panels typical of a military ship's operational spaces.
    Three naval personnel wearing face masks and ship-branded caps are stationed inside what appears to be a naval vessel's interior compartment or bridge area. They are dressed in Navy working uniforms (coveralls/utilities) and appear to be monitoring or operating equipment at a console. The setting is consistent with a U.S. Navy ship's operational space, with visible electrical panels, cable runs, and control equipment.
    Two U.S. Navy personnel wearing face masks and unit caps are stationed at a control console aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The individual in the foreground wears a black leather flight jacket with a name tag reading 'Matthew C. Meltzer, LT, USN' and a submarine warfare qualification badge. Both personnel appear to be monitoring or operating shipboard equipment in a dimly lit interior space.
    A military or naval personnel member is using binoculars while standing on what appears to be the bridge or pilothouse of a naval vessel. The individual is wearing a tan/coyote brown face mask, matching baseball cap, dark jacket, and a wristwatch. The environment shows extensive wiring, cables, and navigation equipment typical of a ship's bridge.
    A military or naval personnel member is using large binoculars while wearing a surgical face mask and communications headset. The individual is dressed in a dark jacket with visible unit patches and insignia. The photo is taken from a low angle against a partly cloudy sky.
    Two military personnel are visible inside what appears to be a naval vessel, with one individual writing on a rain-covered window or transparent board using a marker. Both are wearing dark blue uniforms and caps, with the foreground individual also wearing a two-toned face mask. The second person's cap is partially visible with text that appears to read 'LPD', suggesting a U.S. Navy amphibious transport dock ship.
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    A U.S. Navy sailor aboard USS New Orleans (LPD-18) is using a handheld radio or phone while wearing a face mask and a ship-specific ball cap. The setting appears to be an interior compartment or hangar bay of the amphibious transport dock ship. A second masked individual is partially visible in the background.
    A person wearing a brown military-style cap and olive/green face mask is closely examining or operating a nautical/navigational instrument, likely a gyrocompass or pelorus mounted on a ship's bridge. The cap displays text reading 'USS [NEW] ORLEANS LPD 18' and 'VICTORY FROM THE SEA', identifying this as a U.S. Navy vessel. The image captures a close-up of the individual performing navigation duties aboard a naval ship.
    A military or coast guard personnel member is shown in profile in a dimly lit environment, wearing a face mask and a cap with an American flag patch. The individual appears to be in a contemplative or attentive posture with hands clasped near their face. The background contains warning signage including a 'DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE' label on what appears to be an electrical panel or door.
    A U.S. Navy sailor identified as 'A. Pangilinan' is photographed in a dimly lit shipboard environment, wearing a face mask, glasses, and a command ball cap with text reading 'LPD 18' and 'VICTORY FROM THE SEA'. A red light from a headlamp mounted on the cap illuminates the subject's face. The background shows naval equipment, gauges, and a yellow placard with alphanumeric markings.
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