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    Country: Caribbean Sea 
    LCF-24: Maritime Interdiction Operation Full Mission Profile (B-Roll)

    LCF-24: Maritime Interdiction Operation Full Mission Profile (B-Roll)

    Video by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    An aerial photograph of a large gray naval vessel, consistent with a US Navy amphibious transport dock (LPD-class ship), underway in open blue ocean. The ship is viewed from a slightly elevated angle from the stern/rear quarter. Surrounding the vessel are visible yellow-orange lines or streaks on the water surface, possibly oil containment booms, sargassum seaweed lines, or debris fields.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military helicopter is captured in flight over open ocean, photographed from the deck of a naval vessel. The helicopter appears to be departing or maneuvering away from the ship, with rotor blades visibly blurred due to rotation. The foreground shows the edge of a ship's deck with metal railings and what appears to be a cargo or equipment area.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military aircrew member is positioned at the open door of a helicopter, looking down over a large body of open ocean. The individual is wearing full flight gear including a white helmet with visor, dark flight suit, and what appears to be a survival vest or harness with attached equipment. The perspective suggests the helicopter is at moderate altitude over blue ocean waters.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military helicopter is photographed in flight over open ocean, captured from another aircraft through what appears to be a window or door frame. The image is taken at an oblique angle, with the horizon tilted and the ocean surface visible below. The helicopter appears to be flying at low-to-medium altitude in clear, partly cloudy conditions.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A U.S. Marines helicopter, identified as a UH-1Y Venom (tail number 61) with 'MARINES' markings, is photographed in flight over open ocean. The image is taken from inside another aircraft, with a crew member visible in the foreground wearing a flight helmet. The helicopter's side doors are open with personnel visible inside.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military aircrew member in flight gear sits at an open door of a helicopter over open ocean, positioned behind a mounted crew-served weapon. A second military helicopter, identifiable as a UH-1Y Venom or similar light utility helicopter, flies in formation in the background. The scene depicts an aerial maritime operation, likely a training or patrol mission.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military helicopter, appearing to be a UH-1Y Venom or similar U.S. Marine Corps attack/utility helicopter, is photographed in flight over open ocean. The image is captured through a framing gap, likely from the interior or doorway of another aircraft, with blurred foreground elements creating a natural frame. The helicopter is in a hover or low-speed flight configuration over calm sea waters.

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    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military helicopter is captured in flight over open ocean water. The aircraft appears to be a gray-painted twin-engine utility/attack helicopter, consistent with a UH-1Y Venom or similar Bell helicopter variant. The image was taken from an elevated vantage point, likely from a ship or another aircraft.

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    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A large naval warship, consistent with a US Navy amphibious transport dock (LPD-class), is underway on open ocean under hazy atmospheric conditions. A military helicopter is visible in flight to the right of the vessel, at low altitude over the water. The scene suggests an active naval operation, likely involving helicopter operations or patrol activity.

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    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Three naval personnel are standing on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck, with open ocean visible in the background. The central figure, wearing a yellow jersey, is giving a thumbs-up signal with one arm raised. The other two crew members are wearing blue jerseys and holding tie-down chains, suggesting aircraft handling operations.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A naval deck crew member in a blue jersey is running across a ship's flight deck while carrying tie-down chains, with a military helicopter (numbered 62) preparing to lift off or having just landed behind them. The scene takes place on what appears to be a U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship or similar vessel, with open ocean visible in the background. At least one armed military personnel is visible seated inside the helicopter.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A close-up aerial or elevated perspective of a military personnel standing on or near a helicopter, likely performing a pre-flight or operational check. The individual is wearing olive drab flight suit and tactical fingerless gloves, with coiled communication cords visible. The image is taken from above, showing the riveted metal surface of what appears to be a military rotary-wing aircraft.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A U.S. Marine carries metal poles or tubing across the flight deck of a naval vessel, likely an amphibious assault ship. In the background, a military helicopter (appears to be a Bell AH-1Z Viper or UH-1Y Venom) is parked on deck, with additional personnel and a hangar bay visible. The scene depicts routine flight deck operations and maintenance activity.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military aviation technician or crew chief is performing maintenance on a helicopter's main rotor assembly, seated atop the aircraft's fuselage. The individual is using a power tool to work on a rotor blade attachment point or pitch link mechanism. A 'JET INTAKE DANGER' warning label is visible on the helicopter's fuselage.

    LCF-24: Touch and Go Exercises

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel are working on a helicopter aboard a naval vessel's flight deck at sea. The crew appears to be unfolding or deploying the main rotor blades of a military helicopter marked with the number '63'. The operation is taking place on what appears to be a ship's flight deck with open ocean visible in the background.

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    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel are performing maintenance or inspection work on a helicopter aboard a naval vessel's flight deck. The scene takes place at sea, with open ocean visible in the background. Multiple crew members are working around the helicopter, including one positioned on top of the aircraft.

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    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    The image shows military or naval personnel operating what appears to be a deck-mounted cannon or large-caliber weapon on a vessel, with visible muzzle smoke indicating a recent or ongoing firing. The figures are silhouetted against an overcast sky, wearing helmets and tactical gear. The scene appears to be a live-fire exercise or combat operation aboard a naval ship.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

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    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel, likely U.S. Marines or Navy crew, are working on a ship's deck performing maintenance or loading operations on a helicopter numbered '67'. The crew members are wearing colored helmets and ear protection, indicating active flight deck or maintenance operations aboard what appears to be an amphibious assault or naval vessel. A large hangar bay opening is visible in the background with equipment and vehicles inside.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel, appearing to be U.S. Marines in olive drab uniforms, are working on or around a military helicopter on what appears to be a ship's deck. One individual is wearing a green flight deck helmet with markings 'FHB' and 'CR'. The scene depicts maintenance or deck handling operations adjacent to the aircraft.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

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    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Two military maintenance technicians are working on a helicopter rotor blade assembly under clear blue skies. One technician wearing a helmet marked 'JOHNNY' is using a power drill on a rotor hub connection point, while the second technician wearing protective goggles steadies the rotor blade overhead. The image appears to depict routine aircraft maintenance operations on a military helicopter.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel are performing maintenance or assembly operations on a helicopter aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. A crane with a red safety hook is being used to lift or position a large rotor blade, with multiple crew members guiding the component. Text visible on the helicopter reads 'GYSGT MESSING T.' suggesting a dedication or naming inscription.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel, appearing to be U.S. Marines and Navy sailors, are collectively lifting and installing a large rotor blade onto a helicopter on what appears to be the deck of a naval vessel. The group of approximately 15 individuals is manually hoisting the blade using a crane assist while others guide it into position. The operation is taking place alongside a large ship with an open hangar bay visible in the background.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Two military personnel are performing maintenance on the rotor blade of a military helicopter, likely on a ship's deck. One technician is seated/lying on top of the fuselage while the other stands, both manually handling a main rotor blade. A crane or lifting equipment is visible in the background to the left.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military maintenance personnel are performing a rotor blade installation or removal operation on a helicopter, using a crane with a spreader bar lifting assembly. At least three crew members wearing hearing protection and respiratory masks are guiding a large rotor blade into position. The operation appears to be taking place on or near a naval vessel or military flight deck.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel are performing maintenance or assembly work on a helicopter aboard what appears to be a naval vessel. Workers are handling a rotor blade, using a yellow Broderson crane with a lifting spreader bar to assist in the operation. The scene takes place on an open deck under clear skies.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel are working on what appears to be a ship's deck or pier area alongside a large yellow Broderson crane. A Navy sailor in blue coveralls appears to be directing or communicating with several Marines in olive drab uniforms. The scene suggests a loading, offloading, or equipment maintenance operation in a naval environment.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel in olive drab uniforms are working on a helicopter on what appears to be a naval vessel's flight deck. Several crew members are handling rotor blade components or maintenance equipment near the helicopter's rotor hub. The scene takes place outdoors under a partly cloudy sky, suggesting active deck operations.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    A military aviation mechanic is performing maintenance on a helicopter rotor head assembly, crouching atop the aircraft fuselage. The technician is working on the rotor hub components while wearing hearing protection and olive drab military-style clothing. The image appears to be taken outdoors under clear sky conditions.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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    Military personnel are performing maintenance or servicing work on what appears to be a helicopter rotor assembly aboard a naval vessel. Two individuals in military attire are working with a long yellow tool or rod on the rotor hub. The background shows the superstructure of a modern warship with a distinctive angular mast.

    LCF-24: Keeping the Venoms in the Sky

    Photo by Cpl. Daniel Garcia

    24th Marine Expeditionary Unit

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