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    LCF-24: Beach Side Delivery [Image 11 of 17]

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    U.S. military personnel and civilian workers are conducting a beach landing supply offload operation from a landing craft utility (LCU) bearing the number '2' and flying a U.S. flag. Personnel are forming a human chain in the surf zone to pass boxes and supplies from the vessel to the shore. The operation appears to be a humanitarian aid or logistics resupply mission involving both military and civilian participants.

    LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA

    07.05.2026

    Photo by Sgt. Daniel Childs 

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

    U.S. Marines with 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment, Littoral Combat Force-24; U.S. Sailors with San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28); and Venezuelan service members, offload supplies from a Landing Craft Utility vessel assigned to the Fort Lauderdale during a supply delivery at 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 10:26
    Photo ID: 9794258
    VIRIN: 260705-M-TH104-1700
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 3.64 MB
    Location: LA GUAIRA, VE
    Web Views: 72
    Downloads: 13

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    A military loading operation is underway at a naval pier, where uniformed personnel are forming a human chain to transfer supplies and cargo. A large gray naval vessel is docked at the pier alongside a smaller landing craft numbered '1662'. Personnel in camouflage uniforms are actively moving boxes and supplies between the dock and vessels.
    U.S. military personnel, appearing to be Marines in woodland digital camouflage uniforms, are conducting a humanitarian aid or logistics operation at a waterfront dock. They are forming a human chain to load or unload supplies, including cases of bottled water and cardboard boxes, from a tan-colored military boat numbered '603'. An American flag and a gray naval vessel are visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Marines in digital camouflage uniforms are passing a multi-pack of Benedictine brand bottled water (500ml bottles) between them. The scene appears to take place outdoors in a logistics or relief operation setting, with military vehicles and debris visible in the background. This likely depicts a humanitarian aid or disaster relief distribution effort.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are loading or unloading cardboard boxes near a naval vessel. The operation appears to be a logistics or humanitarian aid mission, with soldiers passing boxes hand-to-hand between a dock and a vessel. A Caterpillar forklift and a US Navy warship flying the American flag are visible in the background.
    A humanitarian aid distribution operation is underway on a coastal beach area, with personnel in orange safety vests and red hard hats forming a human chain to unload supplies from a military landing craft and a tan military vehicle. Workers are carrying boxes labeled 'SENAPRED' (Chile's National Disaster Prevention and Response Service) and 'Lider' (a Chilean supermarket chain), indicating Chilean government disaster relief supplies. A naval landing craft is visible in the background at the shoreline, suggesting supplies are being offloaded directly from sea.
    A worker wearing a red hard hat, orange high-visibility vest, and white gloves is carrying a tall stack of four white cardboard boxes secured with yellow tape. The boxes are labeled with 'SENAPRED' (Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres) and 'Gobierno de Chile' logos, indicating Chilean government disaster relief or emergency aid supplies. The worker also appears to have a Venezuelan military or civil defense patch on his shirt, suggesting an international humanitarian aid context.
    A U.S. Marine in camouflage uniform and boonie hat gives a high-five to a person wearing a GEM (Global Empowerment Mission) t-shirt, while another GEM volunteer stands nearby. The scene appears to be a humanitarian or disaster relief operation, with construction workers in orange vests and red hard hats visible in the background. A large yellow and red heavy equipment vehicle marked '603' is parked behind the group.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are wading through shallow surf carrying boxes labeled 'SENAPRED' and 'Gobierno de Chile' (Government of Chile), indicating a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation. The boxes bear the Chilean flag design. A landing craft vessel is visible in the background with additional personnel unloading supplies.
    Two individuals wade through shallow surf carrying boxes labeled 'SENAPRED - Gobierno de Chile' (Chilean government emergency management agency), unloading supplies from a landing craft vessel numbered 1662 flying an American flag. The scene depicts a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation involving what appears to be a civilian official and a military personnel in camouflage uniform. Additional personnel are visible in the background offloading more supplies from the beached landing craft.
    A U.S. military landing craft utility (LCU) numbered 1662, flying an American flag, is beached or approaching shore in what appears to be a coastal urban area. Personnel are visible wading through shallow water near the vessel's bow ramp, suggesting a landing or offloading operation. The background features a mix of high-rise buildings, a heavily damaged or collapsed structure, and mountainous terrain.
    U.S. military personnel and civilian workers are conducting a beach landing supply offload operation from a landing craft utility (LCU) bearing the number '2' and flying a U.S. flag. Personnel are forming a human chain in the surf zone to pass boxes and supplies from the vessel to the shore. The operation appears to be a humanitarian aid or logistics resupply mission involving both military and civilian participants.
    Workers in orange high-visibility vests and hard hats are unloading boxes and packages from what appears to be a truck or flatbed vehicle. One visible box bears the Chilean flag and text referencing 'SENAPRED' and 'Gobierno de Chile', suggesting this is a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation. The scene takes place in an urban coastal environment with palm trees and a multi-story building in the background.
    A military humanitarian aid operation is underway on a beach, with personnel unloading supplies from amphibious landing craft. Military personnel in various uniforms (camouflage, Navy working uniforms) and civilian workers in orange safety vests are coordinating the transfer of boxes and cargo. A U.S. Navy landing craft (hull number 552) and a tan amphibious vehicle are visible, along with an American flag in the background.
    A U.S. Marine in MARPAT camouflage and tactical helmet is handing a cardboard box to a civilian emergency responder wearing an orange high-visibility vest and red hard hat. Additional military personnel and emergency workers are visible in the background, suggesting a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation. The box appears to be a Walmart-branded supply item, indicating donated or procured relief goods.
    A white Mack semi-truck with a flatbed trailer is parked along a tree-lined road, loaded with stacked boxes and crates. Several workers wearing orange high-visibility vests and red hard hats are unloading or organizing cargo from the trailer. The scene appears to be a delivery or distribution operation in what looks like a tropical or subtropical location.
    A humanitarian aid distribution operation is underway, with workers unloading boxes from a large flatbed truck. The boxes bear what appears to be the Chilean flag emblem, suggesting Chilean government aid supplies. Workers wearing orange safety vests and hard hats collaborate with a person in a GEM-branded shirt to offload and organize the cargo.
    The image shows a large quantity of aid or relief boxes stacked on what appears to be a flatbed truck or loading platform. The boxes display Chilean government markings, including labels from SENAPRED (Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres) and the Ministerio del Interior, along with the Chilean flag colors (red, white, and blue). A worker in an orange vest is visible in the background, suggesting active loading or distribution operations.

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