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    Shipboard Certifications [Image 8 of 18]

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    The image shows a close-up of a fire hose nozzle lying on a wet, dark surface covered with water, foam, and debris. The brass and black nozzle appears to have recently discharged water or foam suppressant, with residual liquid dripping from the tip. Additional hoses are visible in the background, suggesting an active firefighting or training scenario.

    ALABAMA, UNITED STATES

    06.09.2022

    Photo by Seaman Preston Cash 

    USS Bataan (LHD 5)

    220609-N-GF276-1200

    ATLANTIC OCEAN (June 09, 2022) - An aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) nozzle sits on the deck ofthe hangar bay of the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) June 09, 2022. Bataan is underway in the 2nd fleet area of operations. Bataan is homeported at Naval Station Norfolk. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Preston Cash)

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    Date Taken: 06.09.2022
    Date Posted: 06.09.2022 19:05
    Photo ID: 7263349
    VIRIN: 220609-N-GF276-1200
    Resolution: 3932x2809
    Size: 5.92 MB
    Location: ALABAMA, US
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    A U.S. Coast Guard helicopter, painted in the distinctive orange and white color scheme, hovers over the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. A flight deck crew member wearing a yellow jersey and helmet stands on the deck, appearing to communicate or signal toward the aircraft. The scene takes place under clear blue skies over open ocean.
    A U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter is hovering over the flight deck of a naval vessel, likely during a landing or departure operation. A flight deck handler wearing a yellow jersey and helmet is signaling the aircraft with raised arms. The scene takes place over open ocean under clear blue skies.
    A red-haired man wearing a blue safety vest is operating a power tool or mechanical device against a large white surface, likely the hull of a ship. He is working alongside at least two other individuals also wearing blue vests, suggesting a maintenance or repair operation. The setting appears to be on or near a vessel at sea, with water visible in the background.
    Three personnel in blue coveralls and blue safety vests are operating a high-pressure fire hose, directing a wide fan-shaped water spray toward a wall or barrier. They are bracing together in a line to manage the hose's recoil force. The setting appears to be the interior deck of a naval vessel, consistent with firefighting drill or damage control training.
    The image shows the interior of what appears to be a naval vessel's hangar bay during a fire suppression system test or drill. Multiple vertical pipes are discharging water or foam onto the deck, creating large white foam/water puddles across the dark floor. Personnel in various uniforms, including one individual in a red coverall with arms raised, are present in the space.
    A young man wearing a purple long-sleeve shirt and navy pants is crouching on the floor of a large industrial or hangar-type facility, handling an orange object connected to a white cord or line. Surrounding him on the floor are purple garments, helmets, and equipment that appear to be aviation or military-related gear. He is wearing an earpiece and appears focused on inspecting or assembling the equipment.
    Three naval personnel are conducting a firefighting hose drill on the deck of a military vessel at sea. Two crew members wearing red caps and one wearing a blue safety vest are bracing together while operating a high-pressure fire hose directed over the ship's railing toward the open ocean. The scene appears to be a training exercise based on the coordinated team positioning and controlled environment.
    The image shows a close-up of a fire hose nozzle lying on a wet, dark surface covered with water, foam, and debris. The brass and black nozzle appears to have recently discharged water or foam suppressant, with residual liquid dripping from the tip. Additional hoses are visible in the background, suggesting an active firefighting or training scenario.
    The image shows the interior of what appears to be a naval vessel's hangar bay during a fire suppression system test or drill. Multiple vertical streams of water or foam are falling from overhead sprinkler nozzles, creating large white pooling patterns on the dark deck floor. Two personnel in uniform coveralls — one in navy blue, one in red — are walking through the active spray area.
    Three military personnel are standing with their backs to the camera inside what appears to be a large naval vessel's hangar bay or vehicle deck. Two individuals wear tan/coyote brown t-shirts with dark navy trousers, while the third wears a full dark navy coverall uniform. They appear to be observing or surveying the large open interior space.
    A group of military personnel, likely U.S. Navy sailors, are scrubbing the deck of what appears to be a ship's hangar bay using large push brooms with soapy water. The personnel are wearing a mix of navy blue coveralls and casual military attire, performing routine maintenance cleaning duties. The large industrial space features overhead lighting, equipment, and vehicles typical of a naval vessel's hangar deck.
    An industrial interior environment, likely a large manufacturing facility, shipyard, or heavy industrial plant, showing a mist or steam-filled atmosphere. One or two workers are visible on an elevated metal walkway or platform with yellow safety railings. The scene is characterized by dramatic industrial lighting and atmospheric haze that partially obscures the environment.
    Several personnel, appearing to be military sailors based on their dark navy uniforms, are working together to handle a piece of orange-framed equipment with rope — likely a Jacob's ladder or rope ladder — in what appears to be the interior of a naval vessel. Two individuals on an elevated platform are passing or receiving the equipment to/from two individuals below. The setting is an industrial interior space with exposed pipes, conduits, and structural beams consistent with a ship's hangar bay or interior deck.
    A U.S. Navy sailor assigned to USS Bataan (LHD-5) is handling a large coiled manila/hemp mooring line aboard the ship. The sailor is crouching and working with the heavy rope, which is resting on orange deck equipment, in what appears to be the ship's well deck or hangar bay. The setting is an interior naval vessel space with industrial overhead piping and fluorescent lighting.
    Three individuals are working together in a dimly lit storage or utility space aboard what appears to be a naval vessel or large ship. They are handling a large spool of thick rope or mooring line mounted on a metal cart. The space contains various maritime equipment including chains, straps, and other rigging materials.
    A person wearing dark blue coveralls is handling large braided ropes in what appears to be a ship's hangar bay or cargo deck. The individual is bent forward, gripping and managing a heavy coiled rope, surrounded by various deck equipment. The industrial setting features chain-link fencing, chains, and other maritime hardware on the floor.
    Three military personnel, likely U.S. Navy sailors, are working on a red firefighting or damage control manifold system aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. The equipment is labeled 'WATER INLET' with a maximum operating pressure of 250 PSI. The sailors are wearing red coveralls and red caps with an American flag insignia, consistent with Navy damage control or firefighting divisions.
    Two individuals, a man in a green long-sleeve shirt and a woman in a dark navy uniform, are working together on what appears to be firefighting or damage control equipment aboard a naval vessel. The equipment includes white and yellow-banded pipes, a cylindrical metal canister with inspection markings, and associated hardware. The setting appears to be a ship's hangar bay or interior workspace.

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