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    U.S. and Republic of Korea Navies Undergo At-Sea Replenishment Training [Image 1 of 9]

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    A group of military personnel from multiple nations, including South Korean Navy sailors and U.S. Navy members, are gathered at what appears to be a naval facility or shipyard. A civilian worker wearing a hard hat labeled 'Chief Engineer' and a person in camouflage uniform are pointing upward, likely explaining or directing attention to something overhead. The scene suggests a joint military tour, inspection, or technical briefing at a port or shipyard.

    JINHAE, SOUTH KOREA

    08.21.2026

    Photo by Lt.j.g. Warren Vause 

    Commander, Naval Forces Korea

    CHINHAE, Republic of Korea (Aug. 22, 2026) - Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy Cheonji-class fast combat support ship Daecheong (AOE-58) Sailors and the chief engineer from chartered tanker Torm Thunder review replenishment equipment during preparations for a consolidated cargo replenishment at sea (CONSOL) Ship Qualification Training evolution with Daecheong. Pre-underway coordination helps ensure both crews are prepared to safely execute inter-operable replenishment procedures at sea. (U.S. Navy photo by Lt.j.g. Warren Vause)

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    Date Taken: 08.21.2026
    Date Posted: 08.31.2026 03:02
    Photo ID: 9899592
    VIRIN: 260822-N-TL031-1002
    Resolution: 2409x1606
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    Location: JINHAE, KR
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    A group of military personnel from multiple nations, including South Korean Navy sailors and U.S. Navy members, are gathered at what appears to be a naval facility or shipyard. A civilian worker wearing a hard hat labeled 'Chief Engineer' and a person in camouflage uniform are pointing upward, likely explaining or directing attention to something overhead. The scene suggests a joint military tour, inspection, or technical briefing at a port or shipyard.
    The image shows a multinational naval replenishment-at-sea or pier-side fueling operation involving personnel from what appears to be the Republic of Korea Navy and the U.S. Navy, along with civilian contractors. Personnel are working on fuel transfer piping and valve connections on the deck of a naval vessel. Multiple ships are visible in the background in a harbor or anchorage setting.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in digital camouflage uniform and white hard hat is working alongside several personnel wearing yellow hard hats and dark blue coveralls on the deck of a naval vessel. They appear to be conducting a replenishment-at-sea (RAS) or fueling operation, connecting or disconnecting a large fuel transfer hose to deck fittings. A second vessel is visible in the background, consistent with an underway replenishment or pier-side fueling evolution.
    A replenishment-at-sea (RAS) operation is underway between multiple naval vessels on open ocean. Two crew members wearing yellow hard hats and blue coveralls are visible on the foreground vessel's deck, monitoring the operation. Transfer hoses and rigging lines are visibly connected between the ships.
    A group of workers in personal protective equipment are performing operations on the deck of a naval or industrial vessel at sea. They appear to be handling a valve or pipe connection, with some personnel managing ropes and others observing. The scene suggests a replenishment-at-sea (RAS) or similar maritime industrial operation.
    The image depicts a Replenishment at Sea (RAS) operation between two naval vessels underway in open ocean conditions. Two hoses or transfer lines are visibly strung between the ships, indicating an active fuel or liquid transfer operation. The ships are sailing in close parallel formation with visible wake turbulence between them.
    The image shows two vessels at sea, with a large tanker ship featuring a distinctive orange superstructure in the foreground and a gray naval or auxiliary vessel approaching from the starboard side. A crew member in blue coveralls and a white hard hat is visible walking along the deck of the foreground vessel. The scene appears to depict a replenishment-at-sea (RAS) or ship-to-ship transfer operation in open ocean conditions.
    A crew of maritime workers is conducting a replenishment-at-sea (RAS) or fueling operation on the deck of a naval or auxiliary vessel. Multiple personnel wearing hard hats and safety gear are handling large hoses, ropes, and fuel transfer equipment between two ships positioned alongside each other. The operation appears to be an underway replenishment or dockside fuel transfer exercise.
    Four maritime workers in safety gear are standing on the deck of a vessel, raising their hard hats in a farewell or celebratory gesture toward another ship nearby. The workers are wearing blue coveralls and high-visibility vests, suggesting a professional maritime or naval replenishment operation. A second large vessel is visible in the background with additional crew members on its deck.

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