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    Removing shipping materials [Image 5 of 9]

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    U.S. Army personnel in ACU camouflage uniforms and high-visibility orange safety vests are guiding a large shipping container being lifted by a crane at what appears to be a military port or rail yard. The container is marked 'U.S. ARMY' and bears orange hazardous materials diamond placards labeled 'EXPLOSIV 1.3C', indicating it contains Class 1.3C explosive materials. Multiple orange container support stands (chocks) are visible on flatbed rail cars in the background.

    CONCORD, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    12.02.2012

    Photo by Capt. Dan Marchik 

    368th Public Affairs Detachment

    Pfc. Jonathan Wolworth of Crystal Lake, Ill., removes packing materials from the bottom of a container before it is placed on a truck.

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    Date Taken: 12.02.2012
    Date Posted: 12.09.2012 12:35
    Photo ID: 797440
    VIRIN: 121202-A-9178M-417
    Resolution: 2304x3456
    Size: 3.37 MB
    Location: CONCORD, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 54
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    A U.S. Army soldier wearing military camouflage (ACU pattern), a white hard hat, and a high-visibility safety vest is bent over working on a deck-level container twist lock or lashing fitting on what appears to be a ship's cargo deck. The soldier is engaged in securing or unsecuring shipping containers, with a large dark red intermodal shipping container visible in the background. The container displays standard ISO weight and capacity markings, and an orange hazardous materials placard is partially visible.
    A person wearing military camouflage uniform, a high-visibility safety vest, and a green hard hat is observed from behind, overseeing cargo container operations at what appears to be a port or dock facility. Two shipping containers are visible — a red one marked 'tex' and a blue one marked 'AMFICON' — both bearing orange diamond-shaped hazmat placards labeled 'EXPLOSIVES 1.2F'. A crane or lifting mechanism is visible overhead, suggesting active loading or unloading operations.
    The image shows the interior of a large industrial facility, likely a grain elevator, cement plant, or similar heavy industrial structure. Multiple levels of steel framework, ladders, and grated walkways are visible extending several stories upward. At least one worker wearing a high-visibility orange vest and hard hat is visible climbing or working on a ladder at an elevated level.
    A military service member wearing camouflage fatigues, a white hard hat, and an orange safety vest is directing a large white reach stacker (container handler) at what appears to be a port or logistics facility. The heavy equipment, branded 'PPM STACKER' with markings 'TFC 45', is being guided while lifting or positioning a large shipping container. The scene suggests a military logistics or port operations exercise or mission.
    U.S. Army personnel in ACU camouflage uniforms and high-visibility orange safety vests are guiding a large shipping container being lifted by a crane at what appears to be a military port or rail yard. The container is marked 'U.S. ARMY' and bears orange hazardous materials diamond placards labeled 'EXPLOSIV 1.3C', indicating it contains Class 1.3C explosive materials. Multiple orange container support stands (chocks) are visible on flatbed rail cars in the background.
    A person wearing a white hard hat, safety glasses, orange high-visibility vest, and military camouflage uniform is seated at the controls of a vehicle or heavy equipment. They are looking forward through a windshield at an industrial or port environment with shipping containers visible in the background. A 'CAUTION' warning sticker is visible on the interior of the cab.
    A U.S. Army soldier wearing Army Combat Uniform (ACU) with a unit patch, an orange high-visibility safety vest, and a white hard hat is looking upward while holding a yellow object (likely a marker or signaling device). The setting appears to be a military port or dock facility with heavy equipment, barriers, and what appears to be a ship or large vessel structure in the background. Mountains and a body of water are visible in the distance under partly cloudy skies.
    A person wearing U.S. Army camouflage uniform, a high-visibility safety vest, and a white hard hat is bent over working on a floor-level fixture or drain in what appears to be a construction or renovation site. The floor shows significant rust staining and debris around a metal floor fitting. The background reveals exposed metal ductwork and structural elements consistent with an industrial or institutional building under renovation.
    A military personnel wearing camouflage uniform, white hard hat, and orange safety vest is directing traffic at what appears to be a construction or checkpoint area near a railroad crossing. A white commercial truck labeled 'MID-PAC' with identifier 'CN9H' is visible on the right side. The setting appears to be a coastal or bay area facility with mountains visible in the background.

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