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    U.S. Navy Sailor Cyles Fuel Valve [Image 7 of 7]

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    A U.S. Navy sailor wearing hearing protection is operating or inspecting an overhead valve wheel mechanism in what appears to be a ship's engineering or machinery space. The environment is characterized by bright pink/magenta painted pipes and equipment, which is consistent with aviation fuel (JP-5) piping color coding used on U.S. Navy vessels. The sailor is dressed in Navy blue coveralls and is reaching upward to manipulate the valve.

    PACIFIC OCEAN, PACIFIC OCEAN

    08.29.2026

    Photo by Seaman Apprentice Amaris Timmons 

    USS Makin Island (LHD 8)

    U.S. Navy Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuel) Airmen Joshua Donnatien, assigned to Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8), cycles a valve in the fuel pump room, Aug. 29, 2026. The Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit are currently underway conducting routine operations in the U.S. 3rd Fleet area of operations to enhance their combined Navy-Marine Corps readiness and lethality. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Amaris Timmons)

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    Date Taken: 08.29.2026
    Date Posted: 09.11.2026 09:45
    Photo ID: 9899397
    VIRIN: 290826-N-GS866-1332
    Resolution: 3395x5093
    Size: 1.42 MB
    Location: PACIFIC OCEAN, PACIFIC OCEAN
    Web Views: 4
    Downloads: 1

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    Two U.S. Navy personnel in dark blue coveralls are kneeling on the deck of what appears to be a naval vessel's hangar bay, working with green and red fabric or jersey material. Both individuals are wearing protective goggles and purple nitrile gloves, suggesting they are handling materials that require safety precautions. The background shows a large industrial hangar space with aircraft maintenance equipment and machinery visible.
    Two individuals wearing purple latex gloves are applying spray paint through a stencil onto what appears to be a green garment or fabric. A red base layer is visible beneath a dark stencil, with black and green spray paint being actively applied. A second stencil with text is visible on the brown paper surface to the right.
    A military service member wearing green safety goggles and purple nitrile gloves is spray-painting a stencil design onto a green garment, likely a shirt or vest. The work is being done in what appears to be a hangar bay of a naval vessel, with aircraft handling equipment visible in the background. A spray paint can and a red stencil sheet with figure designs are also present on the work surface.
    A U.S. Navy sailor wearing protective goggles and purple nitrile gloves is working on a surface, applying or cleaning something using a cloth and a canister product. The work is being performed in what appears to be a hangar bay of a naval vessel, with equipment and machinery visible in the background. The sailor is wearing a dark Navy coverall uniform with a U.S. flag patch and unit insignia.
    A person wearing blue coveralls, purple nitrile gloves, and green safety goggles is kneeling on the floor applying a stencil design onto a green t-shirt using spray paint. A red stencil sheet is placed over the shirt, and a spray paint can is visible nearby. In the background, a group of people in similar dark uniforms are gathered, suggesting a military or organized group setting.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in a dark blue uniform is holding up a glass jar containing a yellowish-green liquid for inspection inside what appears to be a ship's engineering or machinery space. The sailor is wearing safety goggles and hearing protection, suggesting a hazardous or loud work environment. The background reveals complex industrial piping, valves, and control panels painted in purple/magenta, characteristic of a naval vessel's interior.
    A U.S. Navy sailor wearing hearing protection is operating or inspecting an overhead valve wheel mechanism in what appears to be a ship's engineering or machinery space. The environment is characterized by bright pink/magenta painted pipes and equipment, which is consistent with aviation fuel (JP-5) piping color coding used on U.S. Navy vessels. The sailor is dressed in Navy blue coveralls and is reaching upward to manipulate the valve.

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