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    USS Illinois successfully undocks at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard [Image 6 of 11]

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    A group of five workers in yellow hard hats and high-visibility safety vests are performing mooring or docking operations on a concrete pier adjacent to turquoise water. They are handling thick rope lines and managing equipment including a yellow wheeled cart labeled '16' containing coiled rope. The scene appears to be at a naval or commercial port facility.

    UNITED STATES

    06.24.2026

    Photo by Camelia Streff 

    Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility

    JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii — Riggers work together handling lines during the undocking of USS Illinois (SSN 786) from Dry Dock 2 at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY & IMF), June 24, 2026.

    Commissioned Oct. 29, 2016, Illinois is the 13th Virginia-class submarine. It is the second U.S. Navy ship to be named for the state of Illinois. Illinois is assigned to Submarine Squadron 1 and is capable of supporting various missions, including anti-submarine warfare; anti-surface ship warfare; strike warfare; special operations forces support; and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.

    PHNSY & IMF’s mission is to keep the Navy’s fleet “Fit to Fight" by repairing, maintaining, and modernizing the Navy's fast-attack submarines and surface ships. Strategically located in the heart of the Pacific, it is the most comprehensive fleet repair and maintenance facility between the U.S. West Coast and the Far East. (U.S. Navy photo by Camey Streff)

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    Date Taken: 06.24.2026
    Date Posted: 07.24.2026 18:06
    Photo ID: 9831262
    VIRIN: 260624-N-BN515-2179
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    Location: US
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    A large submarine is positioned in a dry dock facility undergoing maintenance or construction work. The vessel's dark hull is clearly visible with draft markings on both the bow and mid-section areas. Scaffolding, orange safety netting, and construction equipment surround the vessel in what appears to be an active shipyard environment.
    The image shows a naval dry dock facility with a large submarine undergoing maintenance or repair work. The vessel, painted black, is positioned in a drained dry dock surrounded by scaffolding, safety barriers, and work equipment. The facility appears to be an active naval shipyard with multiple industrial buildings visible in the background.
    A submarine is positioned in a dry dock facility, viewed from the bow (front) looking toward the stern. The vessel's bow dome is covered with a white protective shroud, and the submarine rests on keel blocks on the dry dock floor. Industrial shipyard infrastructure, scaffolding, walkways, and buildings are visible in the background.
    A large yellow and blue portal/pedestal crane labeled 'P-76' is actively lifting a heavy steel frame structure at what appears to be a commercial port or shipyard. Multiple workers wearing hard hats and high-visibility gear are gathered on the dock observing or supervising the lift operation. The scene is set under a partly cloudy bright blue sky with port infrastructure visible in the background.
    A submarine undergoing maintenance or refit work is moored at a naval shipyard facility, covered in scaffolding and protective tarps. The vessel is surrounded by red scaffolding structures and gray tarpaulin coverings over what appears to be the sail/conning tower area. A small rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with personnel is visible nearby in the turquoise harbor water.
    A group of five workers in yellow hard hats and high-visibility safety vests are performing mooring or docking operations on a concrete pier adjacent to turquoise water. They are handling thick rope lines and managing equipment including a yellow wheeled cart labeled '16' containing coiled rope. The scene appears to be at a naval or commercial port facility.
    An aerial view of a naval shipyard facility, likely Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii, based on the tropical mountainous backdrop and harbor setting. The scene shows a dry dock or floating dry dock structure with workers in high-visibility vests actively engaged in maintenance or repair operations. Industrial cranes, warehouses, and port infrastructure are visible throughout the facility.
    An aerial view of a naval vessel's flight deck or pier area showing workers in safety gear conducting maintenance or logistics operations. Multiple personnel wearing yellow hard hats and orange safety vests are visible moving equipment and materials across a marked surface. Yellow equipment carts, traffic cones, and various tools are distributed across the work area adjacent to open water.
    An aerial view of Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii, showing industrial waterfront facilities with a prominent blue and yellow harbor crane labeled 'P-76'. The facility includes multiple buildings, docks, floating dry docks, and naval vessels visible in the background. Green mountains and a partly cloudy sky form the backdrop of this active military installation.
    A submarine is moored at a naval shipyard facility, undergoing maintenance or refit operations. The vessel is surrounded by red scaffolding structures and has sections covered with gray tarps, indicating active repair or upgrade work. The setting appears to be a tropical naval base, likely Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, based on the mountainous backdrop and architectural style of the facilities.
    An aerial view of a naval shipyard facility showing what appears to be one or two submarines undergoing maintenance or refit in a dry dock or floating dock. The facility features extensive scaffolding, tarps, and work platforms surrounding the vessel(s), with numerous support buildings and equipment visible in the background. The setting appears to be a tropical or subtropical naval base, likely Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii based on the vegetation and architectural style.

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