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    LCF-24 Marines and USS Fort Lauderdale Sailors Deliver Supplies to Venezuela [Image 9 of 20]

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    A US Navy amphibious vehicle (LARC-V or similar) marked 'US NAVY 96-391' and numbered '603' with a skull-and-flames insignia is operating on a beach with military personnel aboard. The vehicle carries multiple soldiers/sailors in combat gear along a coastal area. In the background, several high-rise buildings are visible alongside what appears to be a collapsed or heavily damaged structure.

    LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA

    07.05.2026

    Photo by Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Rivas 

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

    U.S. Navy lighter, amphibious, resupply, cargo vehicle assigned to San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28) makes its way to a beach landing site to deliver supplies in La Guaira, Venezuela, July 5, 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: 07.05.2026
    Date Posted: 07.06.2026 13:25
    Photo ID: 9794062
    VIRIN: 260705-M-GH531-1054
    Resolution: 5791x4136
    Size: 3.49 MB
    Location: LA GUAIRA, VE
    Web Views: 55
    Downloads: 10

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    Two military personnel are shaking hands in an outdoor setting, appearing to engage in a formal greeting or meeting. The individual on the right is wearing U.S. Marines digital camouflage (MARPAT) uniform with the name tape 'JARRARD' and two-star general rank insignia visible. The individual on the left is wearing an olive drab military uniform with a baseball-style cap.
    Two individuals are walking away from the camera through a boat storage yard or marina dry dock area. One person is wearing US Marine Corps MARPAT camouflage uniform with tan boots, while the other wears a black 'GEM' (Global Empowerment Mission) t-shirt and a distinctive Colombian-style sombrero vueltiao hat. The setting appears to be a disaster-affected or storage area with multiple boats on trailers or stands.
    A military service member in U.S. Marine Corps MARPAT digital camouflage uniform stands on rocky terrain overlooking a body of water. The individual is viewed from behind, standing at parade rest with hands clasped behind their back, wearing a garrison cover (cap). A small vessel is visible on the water in the middle distance.
    Two individuals stand on a rocky jetty or breakwater overlooking a coastal body of water. One person is wearing U.S. Marine Corps digital camouflage (MARPAT) uniform with a cover (cap), while the other is dressed in civilian clothing — black pants, a black 'GEM' t-shirt, and holding a traditional wide-brimmed sombrero vueltiao-style hat. Both are facing away from the camera toward the sea.
    A U.S. Navy Landing Craft Utility (LCU) numbered 1662 is underway in coastal waters near a shoreline with buildings and a rocky promontory. The vessel is carrying military personnel and what appears to be a tan/desert-colored military wheeled vehicle on its deck. An American flag is visible flying from the mast.
    A military personnel member in US Marine Corps MARPAT digital camouflage uniform stands with their back to the camera, observing a coastal urban area with severely damaged and partially collapsed buildings across a body of water. The scene depicts significant structural destruction, with at least one building reduced to rubble while others remain partially standing. Mountains are visible in the background, suggesting a coastal city in a mountainous region.
    A U.S. Marine in MARPAT camouflage uniform and a civilian wearing a 'GEM' (Global Empowerment Mission) t-shirt and a traditional woven hat stand on a beach observing a landing craft near shore. The setting appears to be a coastal city, likely in Latin America based on the architecture and the traditional hat style. The scene suggests a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation involving military and NGO coordination.
    A US Navy amphibious vehicle (LARC-V or similar) marked 'US NAVY 96-391' and numbered '603' with a skull-and-flames insignia is operating on a beach with military personnel aboard. The vehicle carries multiple soldiers/sailors in combat gear along a coastal area. In the background, several high-rise buildings are visible alongside what appears to be a collapsed or heavily damaged structure.
    A military scene showing several soldiers in camouflage uniforms loading or unloading equipment from a large tan/desert-colored military amphibious vehicle. A civilian wearing a black 'GEM' t-shirt and a distinctive Colombian-style sombrero vueltiao hat is speaking with a uniformed military officer. The setting appears to be an outdoor area with an overcast sky.
    Two U.S. Marines in digital camouflage uniforms are greeting and shaking hands with a civilian wearing a traditional Colombian 'sombrero vueltiao' hat and a black t-shirt with 'Global' text. The interaction appears to take place on an open grassy field near a tropical coastal area with palm trees. In the background, workers in orange high-visibility vests and red hard hats are engaged in what appears to be a humanitarian or civic action project.
    A group of individuals are gathered outdoors in what appears to be a coordination or briefing setting. The group includes a U.S. Marine in camouflage uniform, civilians wearing black shirts with a 'GEM' logo featuring a globe emblem, and a person in a wide-brimmed woven hat. The setting appears to be a tropical or subtropical location based on the vegetation and building visible in the background.
    A large tan/khaki military amphibious vehicle (numbered 603) is positioned on open ground, with uniformed military personnel on and around it. Civilians and workers in high-visibility orange vests are present nearby, suggesting a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation. The setting appears to be a coastal or post-disaster area with a multi-story building and tropical vegetation visible in the background.
    A military landing craft numbered 1662 is conducting an amphibious offloading operation near a shoreline. Personnel are wading through shallow water carrying boxes, likely humanitarian aid supplies, from the vessel to the shore. In the background, severely damaged and partially collapsed multi-story buildings are visible, suggesting a post-disaster environment.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are unloading supplies from a landing craft numbered '1662' onto a beach, wading through shallow surf. A civilian in a red shirt is assisting in passing boxes from a uniformed service member. The operation appears to be a humanitarian aid or logistics delivery mission conducted from a naval landing vessel.
    Military and civilian personnel are wading through shallow coastal waters to offload supplies from a landing craft onto a beach. The operation appears to be a humanitarian aid or logistics mission, with individuals carrying white boxes from the vessel to shore. The urban backdrop features high-rise buildings, one of which shows visible structural damage.
    Workers in safety gear are handling and sorting numerous cardboard boxes labeled 'SENAPRED' (Chile's National Disaster Prevention and Response Service) and bearing the Chilean flag insignia, suggesting disaster relief aid distribution. The scene takes place outdoors in an urban setting with large multi-story buildings visible in the background. Three individuals are actively moving and organizing the boxes, including two wearing orange high-visibility vests and red hard hats.
    Two workers are handling a large stack of relief or aid boxes outdoors under a tree. One worker wears an orange high-visibility vest and red hard hat, while the other wears a black 'GEM' (Global Empowerment Mission) t-shirt and a woven hat. The boxes are labeled with 'SENAPRED' (Chilean national disaster prevention agency) and 'Hola' branding, suggesting disaster relief distribution.
    A U.S. Marine in woodland camouflage uniform and cover is handing or receiving cardboard boxes with a worker wearing an orange high-visibility vest and red hard hat. The activity appears to be a humanitarian aid or logistics operation, taking place near a large military-style tan truck. The interaction appears cooperative and the Marine is visibly smiling.
    A U.S. Navy landing craft utility (LCU) bearing hull number 1662 is moored in a harbor, flying an American flag. In the background, a partially demolished or collapsed large building is visible among other high-rise structures, suggesting a disaster response or demolition operation. A construction vehicle (likely a bulldozer or loader) is visible on the vessel's deck, indicating a logistics or humanitarian mission.

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