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    Construction Continues Around the Clock at Dry Dock 5 (P-209) [Image 4 of 6]

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    The image shows a close-up of an industrial mechanical grab bucket or clamshell bucket branded 'ACS' and 'FSM', actively scooping or releasing bulk granular material such as sand, ore, or aggregate. The bucket is suspended from a crane or similar lifting mechanism inside what appears to be a large industrial facility or warehouse. Fine particles are visibly falling/spilling from the bucket, indicating active material handling operations.

    JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, HAWAII, UNITED STATES

    07.09.2026

    Photo by Jhewel Felipe 

    Officer in Charge of Construction Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard

    An excavator moves construction material during overnight operations at Dry Dock 5 (P-209) at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, July 9, 2026. Material handling and site preparation activities supporting land reclamation for the Navy's largest military construction project. (U.S. Navy photo by Jhewel Felipe)

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    Date Taken: 07.09.2026
    Date Posted: 07.13.2026 16:44
    Photo ID: 9808534
    VIRIN: 260709-N-HT002-1004
    Resolution: 7008x4672
    Size: 6.68 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, HAWAII, US
    Web Views: 49
    Downloads: 4

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    A large-scale construction site photographed at night showing an extensive rebar grid laid out for a concrete foundation or slab. The steel reinforcement bars are arranged in a precise grid pattern with vertical rebar stubs protruding upward, many capped with gray plastic safety caps. The background shows construction equipment, lighting, and site infrastructure in soft focus.
    A nighttime construction or excavation scene showing heavy machinery operating in close proximity to what appears to be a ruptured underground utility line, evidenced by steam or smoke rising from the ground. The scene is illuminated by artificial work lights, casting dramatic shadows across the disturbed earth and equipment. The presence of steam suggests a possible broken steam pipe or hot water main has been struck during excavation.
    A John Deere excavator (model 245) with yellow and gray coloring is operating atop a large pile of dark aggregate material, likely coal or gravel, during nighttime hours. The machine is equipped with a specialized clamshell/grapple bucket attachment marked 'ACS' and is illuminated by its own work lights against a dark background. An operator is visible inside the cab, actively working the material.
    The image shows a close-up of an industrial mechanical grab bucket or clamshell bucket branded 'ACS' and 'FSM', actively scooping or releasing bulk granular material such as sand, ore, or aggregate. The bucket is suspended from a crane or similar lifting mechanism inside what appears to be a large industrial facility or warehouse. Fine particles are visibly falling/spilling from the bucket, indicating active material handling operations.
    A construction site showing a worker in high-visibility gear and white hard hat working near a concrete column, with a John Deere heavy machinery operator visible in the background. The scene depicts active civil or infrastructure construction, likely involving foundation or bridge work given the large concrete columns and excavated earth. Multiple pieces of heavy equipment and construction materials are visible throughout the frame.
    A large-scale industrial or infrastructure construction site photographed at night under artificial lighting. Multiple tall vertical columns or pylons are being erected, with heavy equipment including a prominent red crane visible on the left. Workers in high-visibility safety gear are present on the ground level amid various construction materials and machinery.

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