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    Soldier Pulls Security at Saber Junction 26

    Soldier Pulls Security at Saber Junction 26

    Photo by 1st Lt. Brandon Miles

    107th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

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    Soldier Pulls Security at Saber Junction 26

    Soldier Pulls Security at Saber Junction 26

    Photo by 1st Lt. Brandon Miles

    107th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Change of Command Ceremony

    Photo by Spc. Thomas Nguyen

    4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Office

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    The anatomy of a disrupted routine: the neuroscience behind vigilance

    The anatomy of a disrupted routine: the neuroscience behind vigilance

    Photo by Senior Airman Evelyn D'Errico

    39th Air Base Wing

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    The anatomy of a disrupted routine: the neuroscience behind vigilance

    The anatomy of a disrupted routine: the neuroscience behind vigilance

    Photo by Senior Airman Evelyn D'Errico

    39th Air Base Wing

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    The anatomy of a disrupted routine: the neuroscience behind vigilance

    The anatomy of a disrupted routine: the neuroscience behind vigilance

    Photo by Senior Airman Evelyn D'Errico

    39th Air Base Wing

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    Soldier Prepares to Move at Saber Junction 26

    Soldier Prepares to Move at Saber Junction 26

    Photo by 1st Lt. Brandon Miles

    107th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

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    A large military submarine is navigating on the surface of open ocean water under clear skies. Several personnel are visible on the sail (conning tower), and two smaller escort vessels are visible in the background. A vertical fin or rudder structure with markings is visible at the stern of the submarine.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A solitary granite lighthouse tower stands on a small rocky outcropping surrounded by open ocean water. The tower has a distinctive tapered cylindrical form constructed of rough-cut stone blocks, topped with a black lantern room and railing. In the distant background, at least one additional lighthouse or structure is faintly visible on the horizon.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A large military submarine is navigating through open coastal waters with several crew members visible on the forward deck near the sail (conning tower). The submarine's stern section displays markings including 'PROJ' and numerical depth/draft indicators (2-7). In the background, a small island with buildings and a flagpole is visible, along with a lighthouse further in the distance.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A U.S. Navy submarine is underway on the surface of a calm waterway, with crew members visible on the deck and atop the sail (conning tower). An American flag is visible on the sail, and depth markings labeled 'PROJ' with numbers (37, 6, 5, 4, 3) are stenciled on the stern rudder/fin. A small civilian or escort vessel is visible in the background near a tree-lined shoreline.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A military submarine is navigating a calm waterway, assisted by a tugboat positioned alongside its hull. Several crew members are visible on the submarine's deck near the sail (conning tower). The scene is set in what appears to be a coastal or river inlet, with tree-lined shores and residential structures visible in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A military submarine is navigating a harbor channel assisted by a tugboat positioned alongside its hull. Personnel are visible on the submarine's deck and sail (conning tower). The scene takes place in calm, sunlit waters with a tree-lined shoreline and navigational buoys visible in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A submarine is navigating a calm waterway, accompanied by a tugboat positioned alongside its hull. Multiple personnel are visible on the submarine's deck and sail (conning tower), suggesting an arrival or departure operation. The scene is photographed from another vessel, with a blurred amber navigation light visible in the foreground.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A military submarine is navigating a river or harbor channel accompanied by a tugboat positioned alongside its starboard side. Several personnel are visible on the submarine's deck and sail (conning tower), suggesting the vessel is either departing or arriving at port. The scene is set in a calm, tree-lined waterway with civilian sailboats visible in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A large military submarine is navigating a calm waterway, assisted by a tugboat positioned alongside its starboard side. Several crew members are visible standing on the submarine's hull near the sail (conning tower). The scene appears to be a harbor or river environment with residential buildings and dense tree lines visible in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    The image shows the sail (conning tower) of a U.S. Navy submarine with crew members stationed on top during what appears to be a port arrival or departure. Four personnel in dark navy uniforms with yellow safety harnesses are visible on the bridge and hull. An American flag is displayed on the sail, and various mast-mounted sensors and antennas are visible.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    Two workers are handling mooring lines on what appears to be a dock or vessel deck, working together around a large yellow painted bollard. Both men are wearing red inflatable personal flotation devices (PFDs), indicating a maritime safety environment. A crowd of observers and additional workers in safety gear are visible in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A young man stands on what appears to be the deck of a submarine or naval vessel, wearing a blue hoodie with 'USS NORTH DAKOTA (SSN 784)' printed on the back. He is equipped with a black safety harness carrying a coiled yellow rope, and appears to be looking at or operating a small device in his hands. Orange safety barriers and a dark metal hull are visible in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A submarine is being docked or maneuvered at a naval shipyard facility, assisted by a tugboat on its starboard side. Numerous personnel in green and red vests are gathered on the dock and submarine hull, suggesting a significant arrival or departure event. Large industrial cranes are visible in the background, indicating an active shipyard environment.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A naval tugboat is positioned alongside a submarine in a harbor or river waterway. A Navy sailor in camouflage uniform and orange life vest observes the operation from the foreground. The scene depicts a standard maritime assist or docking operation at what appears to be a naval installation.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    A military service member wearing digital camouflage (NWU Type III pattern consistent with U.S. Navy) and an orange life vest stands at a railing, looking out over a body of water. They are wearing a coyote brown cap with a visible patch/emblem. A small boat is visible in the background on the water.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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    Four personnel stand in a line on what appears to be a naval vessel or dock, each wearing different colored safety/work vests over dark uniforms. They are all wearing matching tan/olive baseball caps and appear to be in a formal or semi-formal standing formation. The setting includes visible maritime equipment and water in the background.

    Battle Ready USS North Dakota (SSN 784) Delivered Back to the Fleet

    Photo by Neil Boorjian

    Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

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