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    USAG Okinawa DPW clears Typhoon Bavi debris [Image 4 of 8]

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    A large tree has been uprooted, likely due to a storm or hurricane, exposing its massive root ball. Workers in safety gear are engaged in cleanup and removal operations near what appears to be an education center building. Red rope or cordoning material is visible around the base of the uprooted tree.

    OKINAWA, JAPAN

    07.12.2026

    Photo by Natalie Stanley 

    U.S. Army Garrison Okinawa

    U.S. Army Garrison Okinawa Directorate of Public Works Operations and Maintenance Division removed an uprooted banyan tree on June 13, 2026, at Torii Station, Japan.

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    Date Taken: 07.12.2026
    Date Posted: 07.15.2026 19:00
    Photo ID: 9813049
    VIRIN: 260712-A-QC559-5081
    Resolution: 5712x4284
    Size: 9.48 MB
    Location: OKINAWA, JP
    Web Views: 30
    Downloads: 1

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    A work crew is using a large white and blue mobile crane to remove a fallen or uprooted tree from a roadside area, likely following storm or typhoon damage. Several workers wearing hard hats and safety gear are coordinating the operation on a paved road. A traffic cone is placed on the road to manage safety around the work zone.
    Two workers are engaged in storm debris cleanup operations near a building. The foreground worker, wearing a fan-cooled jacket, hard hat, and rubber boots, is bent over handling a Stihl chainsaw on the grass. In the background, a second worker in a blue jacket and white hard hat surveys a large pile of fallen tree debris.
    A worker in personal protective equipment is clearing debris from a large uprooted tree, likely following a storm or hurricane event. The scene shows significant tree damage near what appears to be a library building, with red 'DANGER' tape cordoning off the hazardous area. Palm trees and a pink commercial building are visible in the background.
    A large tree has been uprooted, likely due to a storm or hurricane, exposing its massive root ball. Workers in safety gear are engaged in cleanup and removal operations near what appears to be an education center building. Red rope or cordoning material is visible around the base of the uprooted tree.
    Workers in hard hats are cutting up a large fallen tree using a chainsaw, likely in the aftermath of a storm or hurricane. One worker is elevated within the tree's branches operating a chainsaw, while at least two others observe from ground level. The scene is set near a building marked with the address '250'.
    A worker is cutting through a large fallen or uprooted tree using a Makita chainsaw. The tree appears to have been toppled, possibly by a storm, and the worker is engaged in debris removal or tree dismantling. The scene takes place near a building, with other vegetation visible in the background.
    A large tree has been uprooted and fallen near a building, likely due to a storm or severe weather event. Three workers wearing hard hats and safety gear are actively engaged in clearing the fallen tree using a chainsaw and manual labor. The tree's root ball is fully exposed and the branches are encroaching on what appears to be an electrical utility box adjacent to the building.
    A crew of workers is engaged in storm debris cleanup, cutting and removing a large uprooted tree that has fallen near a high-voltage electrical enclosure (labeled CJP-250). Workers are wearing safety gear including hard hats and high-visibility vests, and are using chainsaws and other cutting equipment. The bilingual warning labels (English and Japanese) on the electrical box suggest this is likely a U.S. military installation in Japan, possibly Okinawa.

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