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    USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) [Image 5 of 14]

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    A Royal Navy helicopter, identifiable by 'ROYAL NAVY' markings on the fuselage, is conducting a hoist/winch operation over the deck of a naval vessel at sea. A crew member or rescue swimmer is suspended on a cable below the aircraft, carrying what appears to be a red bag or equipment pack. The sea conditions appear rough with visible whitecaps and spray around the ship.

    ATLANTIC OCEAN

    05.20.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Trey Fowler 

    U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa/U.S. Sixth Fleet

    220520-N-DO281-1288
    ATLANTIC OCEAN (May 20, 2022) A Royal Navy Aircrewman repels from a Merlin MK2 helicopter to conduct a vertical replenishment with the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117), May 20, 2022. Paul Ignatius is on a scheduled deployment in the U.S. Naval Forces Europe area of operations, employed by U.S. Sixth Fleet to defend U.S., Allied and Partner interest. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Trey Fowler)

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    Date Taken: 05.20.2022
    Date Posted: 05.22.2022 14:54
    Photo ID: 7227069
    VIRIN: 220520-N-DO281-1288
    Resolution: 5478x5539
    Size: 635.44 KB
    Location: ATLANTIC OCEAN
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    Personnel from Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 79 (HSM-79) are working on a U.S. Navy helicopter on what appears to be a ship's flight deck in rough sea conditions. The crew members, wearing green HSM-79 vests, are handling rotor blade tie-down or folding operations using red support equipment. The overcast sky and choppy water visible in the background suggest adverse weather conditions at sea.
    Navy personnel from Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 79 (HSM-79) are performing maintenance or blade-folding operations on a military helicopter aboard a naval vessel. The crew members, wearing green safety vests labeled 'HSM-79', are using long poles to manipulate the rotor blades of what appears to be an MH-60R Seahawk helicopter. The scene takes place on a ship's flight deck under overcast skies at sea.
    Navy personnel from HSM-79 are working on a helicopter on what appears to be a ship's flight deck in rough sea conditions. The crew members, wearing green maintenance vests and cold-weather gear, are handling red tie-down or support struts connected to the aircraft. The overcast sky and choppy water visible in the background suggest operations in adverse weather conditions.
    A military helicopter, appearing to be an AgustaWestland Merlin or similar multi-engine naval helicopter, hovers above the flight deck of a naval warship at sea. The vessel is operating in rough sea conditions with visible wave spray along the ship's sides. The helicopter appears to be in the process of landing or departing from the ship's stern flight deck.
    A Royal Navy helicopter, identifiable by 'ROYAL NAVY' markings on the fuselage, is conducting a hoist/winch operation over the deck of a naval vessel at sea. A crew member or rescue swimmer is suspended on a cable below the aircraft, carrying what appears to be a red bag or equipment pack. The sea conditions appear rough with visible whitecaps and spray around the ship.
    A military helicopter hovers low over the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea, with two personnel on the deck appearing to manage a hoist or cable operation. The helicopter is a large, grey naval rotary-wing aircraft photographed from below at close range, causing rotor blur in the foreground. The scene depicts an active shipboard helicopter operations exercise or transfer procedure.
    A military helicopter, appearing to be an AgustaWestland Merlin or similar naval rotary-wing aircraft, hovers over the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. A deck crew member wearing a high-visibility orange vest is visible on the flight deck, appearing to guide or communicate with the helicopter. A cable or hoist line is visibly extended from the helicopter toward the deck.
    A military helicopter hovers over the flight deck of a naval vessel while a person is being lowered or hoisted on a cable/hoist line. The helicopter appears to be a large, grey naval helicopter performing a hoist operation, likely a search and rescue or personnel transfer exercise. The scene takes place over open ocean with clear blue skies.
    Personnel in blue coveralls and protective gear are working inside what appears to be a naval vessel's interior compartment. Workers are engaged in maintenance or repair activities involving overhead cable runs and equipment. At least one individual is wearing a red firefighting/damage control helmet with yellow striping, suggesting a damage control drill or actual emergency response scenario.
    A person wearing a red and yellow firefighting/damage control helmet with a face shield is working inside a confined mechanical space aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The individual is dressed in dark blue coveralls and is engaged with equipment and gauges in a cramped machinery compartment. Overhead labeling indicates 'FIREMAIN 150 PSI,' consistent with a U.S. Navy ship's damage control or engineering space.
    A person wearing a red firefighting helmet with a clear face shield and a dark navy coverall with the name 'SCHWIKKENDORF' on the chest is handling a large black hose or cable in what appears to be a naval vessel interior. They are wearing white work gloves and have a gray cloth wrapped around their neck and lower face. A second person is partially visible in the background.
    Two workers in full arc flash personal protective equipment (PPE) are working on a large electrical panel or switchgear assembly in what appears to be an industrial or naval facility. The foreground worker, identified by a name tag reading 'DRYSDALE,' is wearing a red hard hat with yellow reflective stripes, an arc flash face shield, flame-resistant hood, navy coveralls, and heavy insulating gloves. They appear to be performing electrical maintenance or inspection work on densely populated terminal blocks or circuit breaker panels.
    Two naval personnel are working in a confined machinery or electrical space aboard a military vessel. One sailor wearing a red cap with insignia appears to be speaking or giving instructions, while the other is wearing full protective gear including a red helmet and hood. The space is densely packed with equipment, wiring, gauges, and safety warning signs.
    A technician or crew member wearing a red safety helmet with a face shield is working on mechanical or piping systems in what appears to be a naval vessel or industrial facility. The worker is leaning into a confined space surrounded by pipes, gauges, and labeled equipment. A pipe overhead is clearly labeled 'FIREMAIN 150 PSI', indicating this is a fire suppression or firefighting water system.

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