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    LCF-24: SOUTHCOM Commander visits USS San Antonio on Deployment [Image 27 of 28]

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    A U.S. Marine Corps UH-1Y Venom helicopter (tail number 61) is on the flight deck of a naval vessel, with rotor blades spinning. Ground crew personnel are working around the aircraft, appearing to secure or release tie-down chains. A second helicopter (tail number 67) is visible in the background on the same flight deck.

    PACIFIC OCEAN

    08.27.2026

    Photo by Sgt. Daniel Childs 

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

    U.S. Sailors with San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock USS San Antonio (LPD 17), remove chains from a UH-1Y Venom helicopter assigned to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM) 365 (Reinforced), Littoral Combat Force-24, after an operational site survey aboard the San Antonio while underway in the Pacific Ocean, Aug. 27, 2026. U.S. military forces are deployed to the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility in support of Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere, Department of War-directed operations, and the President's priorities to disrupt illicit drug trafficking, deter malign actors and protect the homeland through continuous presence. (U.S. Marine Corps photo)

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    Date Taken: 08.27.2026
    Date Posted: 08.30.2026 11:00
    Photo ID: 9894411
    VIRIN: 260827-M-TH104-1695
    Resolution: 5664x3776
    Size: 1.46 MB
    Location: PACIFIC OCEAN
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    A U.S. Marines military helicopter is captured in flight against an overcast sky. The aircraft displays the number '67' on its nose and 'MARINES' lettering along its fuselage. The main rotor blades and tail rotor are visibly spinning, captured with motion blur indicating active flight.
    A military or naval deck crew member wearing a yellow jersey, tactical vest, helmet with goggles, and black gloves raises one hand in a signaling gesture. Behind them is a large painted surface featuring a white star on a blue and red background, consistent with the Texas state flag design. A second person wearing a blue helmet and ear protection is partially visible in the lower right corner.
    A naval flight deck crew member wearing a yellow jersey and helmet marked 'LPD 17' observes a military helicopter during flight operations on a ship's deck. The helicopter, appearing to be a UH-1Y Venom or similar twin-rotor utility helicopter in gray military livery, is either landing or departing the flight deck. The scene takes place at sea under partly cloudy skies.
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    A naval flight deck crew member wearing a yellow jersey marked 'LPD17' signals a military helicopter numbered '67' during flight deck operations aboard a U.S. Navy amphibious transport dock ship. The crew member is equipped with a helmet, hearing protection, and a radio, and is directing the helicopter with an outstretched arm. The scene takes place on an open flight deck over open ocean.
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    A senior military officer in MARPAT camouflage uniform is interacting with a group of younger service members wearing olive drab flight suits. The setting appears to be inside a military vessel or hangar bay, with a large American flag visible in the background. The interaction appears cordial and positive, possibly a commendation, greeting, or morale visit.
    Two individuals wearing U.S. Marine Corps MARPAT (Marine Pattern) digital camouflage uniforms are shaking hands in what appears to be an indoor military facility. The focus is tightly cropped on the handshake, with a yellow piece of equipment or machinery visible in the blurred background. A third person in uniform is partially visible on the left edge of the frame.
    A group of military personnel, primarily in U.S. Marine Corps MARPAT camouflage uniforms, are seated around a conference table in what appears to be a ship's wardroom. A central figure appears to be briefing or leading a discussion. The setting is aboard a U.S. Navy vessel, as indicated by the wardroom placard visible on the wall in the background.
    A senior U.S. Marine Corps officer with the name tape 'DONOVAN' and three-star rank insignia (Lieutenant General) is addressing personnel in the wardroom of the USS San Antonio. Two Marines seated with their backs to the camera are listening to the briefing. The setting is an official military meeting aboard a U.S. Navy amphibious transport dock ship.
    The image shows military personnel aboard what appears to be a naval vessel's bridge or command center. A U.S. Marine Corps officer in MARPAT camouflage uniform is engaged in conversation with a Navy officer in a dark blue uniform. Several other Navy personnel are visible in the background operating equipment.
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    A military helicopter marked with the number '61' and a star insignia is positioned on what appears to be a naval vessel deck over open ocean. A Marine in woodland camouflage uniform and flight helmet is standing beside the helicopter, appearing to communicate with or inspect the aircraft. An American flag is visible through the cockpit windscreen.
    A U.S. Marine Corps UH-1Y Venom helicopter (tail number 61) is on the flight deck of a naval vessel, with rotor blades spinning. Ground crew personnel are working around the aircraft, appearing to secure or release tie-down chains. A second helicopter (tail number 67) is visible in the background on the same flight deck.
    Two military helicopters are operating on the flight deck of a naval vessel at sea. The foreground helicopter, numbered '61', is airborne and hovering low over the deck, while a second helicopter numbered '67' remains on the deck in the background. Both aircraft appear to be UH-1Y Venom helicopters used by the United States Marine Corps.

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