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    USS Springfield Moors Alongside Frank Cable in Australia [Image 4 of 12]

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    Four U.S. Navy personnel are working on the exterior hull of what appears to be a submarine, wearing matching blue coveralls and tan ball caps. Three sailors are crouched or kneeling near piping and equipment on the curved hull surface, while one stands giving a thumbs-up gesture. A fifth person in digital camouflage (NWU) uniform is partially visible at the upper right edge of the frame.

    PERTH, AUSTRALIA

    04.23.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Chase Stephens 

    USS Frank Cable (AS 40)

    PERTH, Australia (April 23, 2022) Sailors, assigned to the Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Springfield (SSN 761), test shore power cables while moored alongside the Emory S. Land-class submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40), at HMAS Stirling Navy Base, April 23, 2022. Frank Cable is currently on patrol conducting expeditionary maintenance and logistics in support of national security in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Chase Stephens/Released)

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    Date Taken: 04.23.2022
    Date Posted: 04.23.2022 20:39
    Photo ID: 7157298
    VIRIN: 220423-N-SS370-2054
    Resolution: 3600x2880
    Size: 1.21 MB
    Location: PERTH, AU
    Web Views: 173
    Downloads: 19

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    A military submarine is photographed through a circular porthole or hatch opening of another vessel, creating a framed composition. The submarine is surfaced on open water with crew members visible on its deck, accompanied by what appears to be a small tugboat or escort vessel. A flag, likely American, is visible on the submarine's sail (conning tower).
    An aerial view shows a military submarine being assisted by a harbor tugboat in open green water. Several crew members in green uniforms and life vests are visible on the submarine's deck, while tugboat personnel wearing high-visibility vests and hard hats manage the operation. The tugboat, marked with the number '438361', is positioned alongside the submarine's hull with active propulsion creating white water turbulence.
    A large black military submarine is being guided into a pier or dock facility, assisted by at least one tugboat in open blue-green water. Several crew members in green and blue uniforms are visible on the submarine's hull, managing mooring lines. The scene appears to be a port arrival operation at a naval facility on a clear, sunny day.
    Four U.S. Navy personnel are working on the exterior hull of what appears to be a submarine, wearing matching blue coveralls and tan ball caps. Three sailors are crouched or kneeling near piping and equipment on the curved hull surface, while one stands giving a thumbs-up gesture. A fifth person in digital camouflage (NWU) uniform is partially visible at the upper right edge of the frame.
    A large military submarine is navigating through a harbor or bay, accompanied by a civilian tugboat on its starboard side. Multiple crew members are visible standing on the submarine's deck. In the background, a large red bulk carrier cargo ship is moored or transiting near what appears to be an industrial port facility.
    The image is captured through a porthole or hawse pipe opening on a vessel, framing a view of a submarine transiting a harbor with a tugboat alongside. In the background, a large red bulk carrier or container ship is visible near industrial port facilities including silos or grain storage structures. The turquoise water and clear sky suggest a sunny day in a busy commercial and naval port.
    A large military submarine is navigating through open water, accompanied by a tugboat named 'TANCRED'. Numerous crew members dressed in green and blue uniforms are standing on the submarine's deck. A flag consistent with the New Zealand or Australian ensign is visible flying from the submarine's conning tower.
    Four naval personnel are working on the deck of a submarine, handling mooring lines during a docking or undocking operation. A tugboat with a large rubber fender is positioned alongside the submarine, suggesting an assisted maneuvering operation in port. The crew members are wearing green safety vests and navy blue uniforms, actively coordinating line-handling tasks.
    A male worker wearing a yellow hard hat and navy blue long-sleeve shirt is positioned on the deck of a vessel or maritime structure. He appears to be engaged in an operational task, possibly managing rigging, chains, or deck equipment. The setting shows industrial maritime hardware including chains, hooks, rust-stained metal surfaces, and structural components.
    A U.S. Navy submarine is docked alongside a pier or tender vessel in clear blue waters. Crew members in various uniforms are lined up along the submarine's hull in a formal manning-the-rails formation, with at least one sailor saluting near an American flag at the stern. The scene appears to depict a formal arrival or departure ceremony.
    Military personnel are conducting a crane lift operation aboard what appears to be a U.S. Navy vessel docked at a port. A large piece of heavy equipment, marked '008' with a rated capacity of 3,000 lbs, is being hoisted by crane cables while crew members use guide ropes to control its movement. A supervisor wearing a white hard hat labeled 'QASO' oversees the operation.
    An aerial view shows a large black metal grating or platform structure being lowered by crane onto the deck of a submarine moored in turquoise water. Several crew members wearing hard hats in red, blue, and white are positioned on the submarine's deck, guiding the load with tag lines. The operation appears to be a crane lift or equipment installation on a naval submarine.

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