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    U.S. Coast Guard continues post-Bavi assessments in Guam and CNMI [Image 9 of 13]

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    An aerial photograph taken from inside an aircraft or helicopter showing a coastal industrial port facility on a small peninsula or island. The port features container cranes and cargo handling infrastructure, surrounded by turquoise tropical waters with breaking waves along the shoreline. Vegetation covers much of the landmass, with roads and industrial buildings visible.

    ROTA, GUAM

    07.06.2026

    Photo by Lt. Whip Blacklaw 

    U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia / Sector Guam

    Members of U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam conduct an overflight of the Port of Guam on July 7, 2026, to assess conditions. U.S. Coast Guard crews continue to assess aids to navigation, waterways, and channel conditions across the Marianas following Super Typhoon Bavi, working toward reopening ports to daylight operations as soon as it is safe to do so. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Lt. Whip Blacklaw)

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    Date Taken: 07.06.2026
    Date Posted: 07.07.2026 04:49
    Photo ID: 9796181
    VIRIN: 260707-G-VW832-6541
    Resolution: 2000x1126
    Size: 614.08 KB
    Location: ROTA, GU
    Web Views: 77
    Downloads: 2

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    A large four-engine turboprop military/coast guard aircraft, bearing the tail number '2002' and red-and-blue livery markings, is parked on an airport apron or tarmac. The low-angle ground-level shot emphasizes the aircraft's imposing frontal profile against a partly cloudy sky. A hangar, communication tower, and lush tropical vegetation are visible in the background, suggesting a tropical or island airport location.
    The image shows the interior cargo hold of a large military transport aircraft, likely a C-130 Hercules or similar airlifter, filled with various cargo and equipment. The hold is partially loaded with mixed cargo including palletized goods, red-framed panels, tool cabinets, and a step ladder secured along the fuselage wall. The rear cargo ramp area is visible in the background, suggesting the aircraft is on the ground during a loading or unloading operation.
    A U.S. Coast Guard personnel is loading or unloading a Coast Guard response boat (numbered 29247) onto a trailer at a boat ramp in what appears to be a tropical or subtropical coastal location. The aluminum-hulled vessel with distinctive orange and black markings is positioned on a Patriot brand trailer hitched to a white pickup truck. The setting features turquoise water and vegetation typical of Florida Keys or Caribbean-adjacent areas.
    A scenic waterfront view featuring a wooden park bench in the foreground overlooking a calm turquoise bay or harbor. A red and white motorboat is actively moving across the water, leaving a visible wake trail. Industrial structures, possibly cranes or silos, are visible on the distant shoreline under a clear blue sky.
    A group of approximately 12-15 personnel, predominantly wearing blue uniforms consistent with U.S. Coast Guard working uniforms, are gathered in a formal conference room for what appears to be an operational briefing or command meeting. Most are seated around a large wooden conference table with laptops, tablets, and documents, while several stand near a large map and a display screen showing data. One individual is wearing a high-visibility yellow safety vest, distinguishing them from the uniformed personnel.
    A man wearing glasses and a blue short-sleeve shirt is seated at a conference table working on a silver laptop. The setting appears to be a meeting or training room with a large projection screen displaying blue-tinted content in the background. At least two other individuals are visible in the background, also engaged with laptops or materials.
    A group of U.S. Coast Guard personnel in navy blue uniforms are gathered outdoors in front of a weathered metal building, appearing to review information on tablets and devices. One individual is wearing a high-visibility yellow safety vest over their uniform. The group appears to be engaged in a briefing, inspection, or operational coordination activity.
    A concrete tower or mast stands on a grassy hillside, equipped with what appears to be a warning siren or speaker at the top and a small platform with railing. A red and white panel or sign is attached to the tower, showing signs of damage or tearing. The surrounding trees appear heavily damaged, consistent with post-storm or post-typhoon conditions.
    An aerial photograph taken from inside an aircraft or helicopter showing a coastal industrial port facility on a small peninsula or island. The port features container cranes and cargo handling infrastructure, surrounded by turquoise tropical waters with breaking waves along the shoreline. Vegetation covers much of the landmass, with roads and industrial buildings visible.
    An aerial view of what appears to be an abandoned or decommissioned industrial or military site undergoing some form of assessment or remediation work. The site features deteriorating concrete structures, including what appears to be an old bunker or fortification with a cylindrical tower, alongside modern equipment and fencing. Construction or survey equipment is visible, suggesting active site work.
    Aerial photograph showing significant storm or typhoon damage to a coastal community near a small harbor or port facility. Multiple structures show severe roof damage, debris scatter, and destruction consistent with a major tropical cyclone event. Vegetation including palm trees is heavily damaged or stripped, and the harbor infrastructure appears partially intact while surrounding buildings are heavily compromised.
    An aerial photograph taken from a helicopter or aircraft window showing a coastal industrial area with a power plant or heavy industrial facility situated between a lagoon and the ocean. The scene includes a container port with cranes visible in the upper right, a road running along the coastline, and a calm turquoise lagoon or bay. The vegetation and water color suggest a tropical Pacific Island location, possibly Guam or a similar territory.
    An aerial photograph of a coastal area showing significant storm damage along a rocky shoreline. Several structures are visible near the waterline, with debris scattered across the landscape and downed utility poles suggesting recent severe weather impact. The turquoise ocean water shows active wave activity crashing against the damaged coastline.

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