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    LCF-24: USS Fort Lauderdale Ports in La Guaira, Venezuela [Image 20 of 20]

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    Three U.S. Marine Corps personnel in MARPAT camouflage uniforms are engaged in conversation inside what appears to be a ship's vehicle storage bay or hangar deck. Yellow heavy equipment, specifically forklifts or material handling equipment marked 'SWL 10,000 LBS' with serial numbers, is visible in the background. Two of the Marines facing the camera wear name tapes reading 'CONNOR' and 'CARPENTER', and both display gold oak leaf insignia indicating the rank of Major.

    LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA

    06.28.2026

    Photo by Sgt. Daniel Childs 

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

    U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Kevin J. Jarrad, left, speaks with Lt. Col. Shawn P. Connor, center, after San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28) ports at La Guaira, Venezuela, June 28, 2026. At the direction of U.S. Southern Command, assigned U.S. military forces are supporting Department of State-led U.S. disaster assistance to the people of Venezuela in the aftermath of the June 24, 2026, earthquakes. (U.S. Marine Corps photo)

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    Date Taken: 06.28.2026
    Date Posted: 06.30.2026 14:15
    Photo ID: 9781998
    VIRIN: 260628-M-TH104-4459
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 4.19 MB
    Location: LA GUAIRA, VE
    Web Views: 24
    Downloads: 2

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    The image shows the bow of a military or naval vessel approaching a coastal city backed by steep mountain terrain, photographed at dusk or under overcast conditions. Multiple personnel are visible on the forward deck, likely preparing for port arrival. The scene captures a dramatic juxtaposition of the ship's gray steel deck against the dark blue-green sea and mountainous coastline.
    Two individuals are stationed on the bridge of a naval or maritime vessel, observing the surrounding waters and a coastal area with hills or mountains in the background. One person is using a sighting or navigation instrument while the other stands and observes. Navigation displays and instruments are visible overhead and on the console.
    A silhouetted figure wearing a cap and glasses is viewed from behind, looking out through a large window or opening toward a coastal city. The scene shows a body of water separating the viewer's vessel from a densely populated hillside settlement backed by steep, vegetation-covered mountains. The lighting is overcast and muted, creating a moody, documentary-style composition.
    A person is viewed from behind using binoculars against a vivid orange and red sunset sky. The subject appears to be scanning a distant horizon, possibly over water or open terrain. The dramatic backlighting creates a strong silhouette effect that dominates the composition.
    A nighttime coastal scene featuring a bright full moon rising above a large dark mountain range, casting a luminous reflection across calm ocean waters. A densely lit coastal city or town stretches along the shoreline at the base of the mountains, with thousands of lights visible. The sky displays deep blue and purple hues with scattered clouds illuminated by moonlight.
    A nighttime photograph taken from the deck of a vessel approaching or docked near a large commercial container port. The foreground shows the bow of a ship illuminated in red/orange light, while the background reveals a brightly lit port facility with multiple large gantry cranes and stacked shipping containers. City lights are visible on hillsides in the background, suggesting an urban coastal setting.
    A nighttime photograph taken from the bow of a naval or military vessel approaching a large commercial port. The ship's forward deck is illuminated in orange/red light, while the port facility to the right features multiple large container cranes lit in blue and red. City lights are visible on a hillside in the background.
    An aerial nighttime photograph taken from above looking down at a small green tugboat or workboat alongside what appears to be a larger vessel. The boat, named 'MARIGUITAR' as visible on its hull, is illuminated by artificial lighting against dark ocean waters. The image captures a maritime operation, likely mooring, towing, or crew transfer activity.
    A nighttime maritime operation showing a tugboat named 'GRECOPATA' working alongside a much larger vessel. Crew members in high-visibility safety gear are visible on the tugboat's deck, suggesting an active docking, mooring, or assist operation. The scene is illuminated primarily by the tugboat's work lights against a dark background.
    Two individuals are observed at night on an elevated structure, likely a bridge or overpass, overlooking an urban area with city lights visible in the background. The primary figure in a white jacket bearing a Venezuelan flag patch is speaking into a radio/walkie-talkie while leaning over a railing. The scene suggests an official inspection or operational oversight activity in what appears to be a Venezuelan city.
    A nighttime scene showing several individuals in tan/khaki uniforms alongside a civilian in a white shirt with an 'INEA' logo, gathered around what appears to be optical or monitoring equipment. They are positioned at an elevated vantage point overlooking a city with visible lights in the background. The group appears to be conducting surveillance or environmental monitoring operations.
    A nighttime photograph taken from an elevated position on a large vessel, showing crew members or personnel leaning over a railing and looking down at a lock chamber below. The vessel appears to be transiting through a canal lock, with lock walls, personnel on the ground, and a bridge visible in the background. Bright floodlights illuminate the lock infrastructure and surrounding area.
    An aerial/overhead view of dock workers or line handlers on a concrete quay surface handling large mooring ropes alongside a large vessel. The workers are positioned along a yellow-painted safety zone on the dock, actively managing thick hawser lines. The motion blur on several figures indicates active, dynamic movement during what appears to be a mooring or unmooring operation.
    A U.S. Marine in camouflage uniform is saluting two naval/military personnel in a industrial or port facility. The scene appears to be a formal military greeting or inspection, with a group of civilians and military personnel visible in the background. A bilingual sign reading 'Atención/Attention' is visible, suggesting a Latin American location.
    The image shows a group of U.S. military personnel from multiple branches, including the Marine Corps, Army, and Navy, gathered in what appears to be a ship's hangar bay or cargo area. A U.S. Marine officer with the name tape 'JARRARD' is prominently featured alongside a U.S. Navy officer wearing khaki utilities and a gold-lettered cap. The setting suggests an official visit or inspection aboard a naval vessel.
    Seven military and civilian personnel are posed for a group photo aboard the USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28), standing around a 'Welcome Aboard' podium bearing the ship's seal. The group includes personnel in multiple uniforms including U.S. Army multicam, U.S. Navy tan, U.S. Marine Corps MARPAT, and what appear to be Colombian military uniforms (gray and olive green with visible Colombian flag patches). Military vehicles, including what appears to be an MRAP or similar armored vehicle, are visible in the ship's well deck behind them.
    Military personnel from multiple branches are engaged in conversation inside what appears to be the well deck or hangar bay of a U.S. Navy amphibious ship. The group includes U.S. Navy sailors in tan/khaki uniforms and a U.S. Marine in MARPAT camouflage, suggesting a multi-service briefing or visit. A ship's crest or plaque is visible in the background, consistent with a naval vessel interior.
    Two U.S. military personnel are engaged in conversation inside what appears to be the well deck or hangar bay of a naval vessel. The individual facing the camera is a U.S. Navy officer wearing a tan uniform with a 'USS Fort Lauderdale LPD-28' ball cap and a gold oak leaf insignia indicating the rank of Lieutenant Commander. The second individual, shown from behind, is wearing U.S. Marine Corps MARPAT camouflage utilities.
    A group of U.S. military personnel are gathered in what appears to be a ship's hangar bay or interior deck space. A U.S. Marine in MARPAT camouflage uniform is facing away from the camera, appearing to address or interact with several U.S. Navy sailors. The atmosphere appears positive, with at least one sailor smiling broadly.
    Three U.S. Marine Corps personnel in MARPAT camouflage uniforms are engaged in conversation inside what appears to be a ship's vehicle storage bay or hangar deck. Yellow heavy equipment, specifically forklifts or material handling equipment marked 'SWL 10,000 LBS' with serial numbers, is visible in the background. Two of the Marines facing the camera wear name tapes reading 'CONNOR' and 'CARPENTER', and both display gold oak leaf insignia indicating the rank of Major.

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