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    U.S. Coast Guard assesses Port of Tinian [Image 6 of 8]

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    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel are conducting a buoy inspection and maintenance operation from a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on open blue water. One crew member wearing a blue hard hat and red life vest operates what appears to be a Pelican case with equipment, while a second crew member leans over the bow to physically inspect or service a red channel marker buoy numbered '6'. The buoy shows visible weathering, rust, and paint wear consistent with prolonged marine exposure.

    TINIAN, NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

    07.09.2026

    Photo by Lt. Drew Lovullo 

    U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia / Sector Guam

    An aids to navigation positioner deployed with the USCGC Myrtle Hazard (WPC 1139) determines positions of aids in Tinian on July 10, 2026, allowing the Captain of the Port to partially lift restrictions, restoring maritime commerce flow to Tinian. The U.S. Coast Guard is coordinating with the Port of Guam and the Commonwealth Ports Authority to fully assess the ports, address already identified hazards as well as new issues following Super Typhoon Bavi. Multiple navigational aids are reportedly discrepant, off station, or simply missing. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Lt. Drew Lovullo)

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    Date Taken: 07.09.2026
    Date Posted: 07.10.2026 01:33
    Photo ID: 9803071
    VIRIN: 260710-G-VY414-9723
    Resolution: 1500x2000
    Size: 889.05 KB
    Location: TINIAN, MP
    Web Views: 38
    Downloads: 4

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    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel are conducting a buoy inspection and maintenance operation from a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on open blue water. One crew member wearing a blue hard hat and red life vest operates what appears to be a Pelican case with equipment, while a second crew member leans over the bow to physically inspect or service a red channel marker buoy numbered '6'. The buoy shows visible weathering, rust, and paint wear consistent with prolonged marine exposure.
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