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    Two workers wearing white gloves and dark uniforms are installing or adjusting a VPG pipe device onto a metal pipe. The stainless steel component is labeled with part number VPG-DC-5-4 and is designed for pipe diameter 3"-4". A chain mechanism is visible beneath the device, suggesting it uses a chain-clamp securing system.

    PHILIPPINE SEA

    03.04.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Devin Langer 

    Commander, Destroyer Squadron 7

    220304-N-LI768-1008
    PHILIPPINE SEA (March 4, 2022) – Sailors apply a jubilee patch to a ruptured pipe during damage control training aboard the Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Tulsa (LCS 16). Tulsa, part of Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 7, is on a rotational deployment, operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations to enhance interoperability with partners and serve as a ready-response force in support of a free and open Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Devin M. Langer)

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    Date Taken: 03.04.2022
    Date Posted: 03.06.2022 22:15
    Photo ID: 7079270
    VIRIN: 220304-N-LI768-1008
    Resolution: 4500x3109
    Size: 2.29 MB
    Location: PHILIPPINE SEA
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    Two workers wearing white gloves and dark uniforms are installing or adjusting a VPG pipe device onto a metal pipe. The stainless steel component is labeled with part number VPG-DC-5-4 and is designed for pipe diameter 3"-4". A chain mechanism is visible beneath the device, suggesting it uses a chain-clamp securing system.
    Two workers in protective gear are collaborating on a mechanical task involving a pipe or rod assembly in what appears to be an industrial or naval interior space. Both individuals are wearing red hard hats with yellow markings, face shields, heavy-duty gloves, and dark coveralls. A chain wrench or pipe chain tool is visible, suggesting pipe fitting or maintenance work.
    A firefighter or damage control personnel wearing full protective gear, including a red helmet, breathing apparatus/gas mask, and fire-resistant clothing, is operating a K-90 Talisman thermal imaging camera in what appears to be a confined shipboard compartment. The individual is using the yellow-green handheld thermal imaging device to scan or inspect the area. The setting appears to be a naval vessel based on visible structural elements and labeling.
    A person in firefighting or damage control gear is holding a fire hose nozzle in what appears to be a confined industrial or naval vessel interior. They are wearing a red hard hat, Scott Aviation full-face respirator mask, yellow gloves, and navy blue coveralls. A second person in similar gear is visible in the background near a wall marked 'FR 19'.
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    Two personnel wearing red firefighting helmets with visors and full-face respirator masks are crouched low in a confined, smoke-damaged compartment, holding an orange fire hose. The interior space shows signs of fire damage with scorched, reflective insulation visible on the walls and ceiling. This appears to be a firefighting drill or actual firefighting operation aboard a naval vessel, indicated by the frame markings 'FR 19' and 'FR 20' on the bulkhead.
    A firefighter or damage control personnel in full protective gear is crouching in a doorway, holding a fire hose nozzle in a ready position. The individual is wearing a red helmet, full-face respirator mask, navy blue fire-resistant suit, blue gloves, and black boots with yellow accents. The scene appears to be aboard a naval vessel or industrial facility, with visible fire/smoke damage in the compartment behind the doorway.
    Two personnel in red flight deck jerseys, protective helmets with goggles, and silver fire-resistant trousers are carrying a third person across what appears to be a naval vessel's flight deck. The scene appears to depict a casualty evacuation or medical emergency drill. The ocean is visible in the background, confirming the shipboard setting.
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    A person wearing red flight deck gear is giving hand signals with both arms raised and thumbs pointing upward. They are equipped with a helmet, protective goggles, a balaclava, communications headset, yellow leather gloves, and an inflatable life vest. The background shows the superstructure of what appears to be a naval vessel, likely an aircraft carrier.
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    A person wearing full protective gear including a tan balaclava, red helmet, ESS brand clear-lens goggles, and hearing protection ear cups. The equipment is consistent with military or naval flight deck personnel safety gear. The background is blurred but suggests an outdoor industrial or maritime environment.
    A group of naval personnel dressed in red firefighting gear are conducting what appears to be a damage control or firefighting drill on the deck of a warship. The crew members are equipped with helmets, protective goggles, face coverings, yellow gloves, and are holding fire hoses in ready positions. The setting is an open ocean environment with a gray naval vessel superstructure visible in the background.
    A group of naval personnel in red jerseys and protective gear are conducting a firefighting drill on the flight deck of a warship at sea. The crew members are practicing hose handling techniques, with the lead sailor in a braced stance gripping a fire hose nozzle. Additional crew in white proximity suits and red jerseys observe or participate in the exercise.
    A group of naval personnel in red uniforms and white helmets are conducting a firefighting drill on the flight deck of a warship at sea. Three crew members in the foreground are advancing with a fire hose while additional personnel observe or assist in the background. The exercise is taking place on what appears to be a helicopter landing pad, identifiable by the circular markings on the deck.
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    U.S. Navy personnel are conducting a casualty evacuation drill on the deck of a naval vessel at sea. Multiple sailors wearing fire-protective flash hoods and work gloves are carrying a simulated casualty on an orange stretcher. The exercise appears to be a damage control or medical response training evolution.

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