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    A gathering of multinational military personnel in what appears to be the United States Pacific Command headquarters, identifiable by the partial signage visible in the background. Several officers in different national uniforms are engaged in conversation, with flags of various U.S. military branches displayed on an upper level. The event appears to be a reception or informal meeting, as one officer is holding a plate with food.

    Pacific Command celebrates Navy birthday

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    Three U.S. Navy personnel in tan/khaki uniforms are posing in front of a decorated birthday cake at the United States Pacific Command headquarters. The cake reads 'Happy 233rd Birthday,' suggesting this is a Navy birthday celebration. The individuals display varying ranks indicated by their ribbons and insignia.

    Pacific Command celebrates Navy birthday

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A multinational military meeting or briefing is taking place in a conference room, with officers from multiple nations engaged in discussion around a table. The presentation screen in the background references 'USPACOM' (United States Pacific Command) and displays a Philippine military emblem, suggesting a joint military coordination event. Personnel in various national uniforms are conversing, with documents and binders visible on the table.

    Agreement signing

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A group of approximately 14 military officers and civilians pose for a formal group photograph inside the United States Pacific Command (USPACOM) headquarters. The group includes personnel in various military uniforms representing multiple nations and branches of service, along with two civilians in business attire. Multiple U.S. military branch flags are displayed on an upper balcony behind the group.

    Agreement signing

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A formal military conference room setting showing U.S. and Thai military officers participating in U.S.-Thailand Senior Staff Talks (SST) in Honolulu, Hawaii. Officers are seated at a curved conference table with name placards visible, including 'COL WALTON,' 'LT GEN TANICHAYAN,' and 'MAJGEN STRUDEVANT.' A presentation screen in the foreground displays the event title with both U.S. and Thai flags.

    Agreement signing

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    Two military aircraft are photographed from below against an overcast sky. The formation consists of a twin-engine turboprop aircraft and a single jet fighter flying in close proximity. Both aircraft are viewed from a rear/underside angle, silhouetted against light cloud cover.

    USS George Washington

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    Two U.S. Navy officers in dress blue uniforms are rendering a salute during a formal military ceremony. Both wear white-topped service caps with gold insignia and display extensive medal and ribbon arrays on their chests. The backdrop consists of multiple U.S. state and military flags with gold fringe, indicating an official indoor ceremony.

    Change of command

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place in a large ceremonial hall, with large flags of the United States and Japan prominently displayed overhead. Several naval officers in dress uniforms are positioned on a stage, with one speaking at a podium, while an audience seated in white chairs observes. A row of what appear to be U.S. state flags lines the back of the stage.

    Change of command

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    Two personnel are standing on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck surrounded by dense steam or smoke. The individual in the foreground wears a tan/brown vest and yellow helmet marked with the number '3', while the person in the background wears a full yellow jersey and yellow helmet with hearing protection. The steam likely originates from a catapult launch system, which is standard on carrier flight decks.

    USS George Washington flight operations

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    The image shows a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier flight deck with multiple aircraft and deck crew. In the foreground is a Grumman E-2 Hawkeye (bureau number 603) with spinning propellers, while an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet (numbered 104) is visible in the background. A yellow-shirted aircraft handler is directing operations between the two aircraft.

    USS George Washington flight operations

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    A naval warship, consistent with an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, is underway on open ocean under a partly cloudy blue sky. The vessel appears to be traveling at moderate speed, visible by the white wake generated at its bow and stern. The ship is photographed from a distance, placing it small against the expansive seascape.

    USS Fitzgerald in the western Pacific

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A U.S. Navy fighter jet, marked with the number '107' on both wings, is captured mid-launch from an aircraft carrier deck over open ocean. The aircraft's twin engines are visibly in afterburner, producing bright orange flame. Deck crew members in green jerseys are visible on the right side of the carrier deck.

    USS George Washington in East China Sea

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force helicopter destroyer bearing hull number 182 is underway in open blue ocean waters. The vessel is flying the JMSDF Naval Ensign (Rising Sun flag) from its mast. Two additional gray naval vessels are visible in the background, suggesting a formation or fleet exercise.

    Keen Sword 2013

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    The image shows a formation of multiple naval warships underway at sea in clear weather conditions. The foreground vessel bears hull number 176, identifiable as a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) Atago-class or Kongō-class destroyer. A US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer is visible in the background left, alongside at least one additional JMSDF vessel on the right bearing hull number 179.

    Keen Sword 2013

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    The image shows a formation of Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) warships underway at sea. The foreground vessel prominently displays the JMSDF Naval Ensign (Rising Sun flag), and at least two additional warships are visible in the background in column formation. The ships appear to be modern gray-hulled destroyers or frigates equipped with radar domes and communications masts.

    Keen Sword 2013

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    The image shows a formation of Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) warships underway at sea. The lead vessel, hull number 182, is a large helicopter destroyer (DDH), identifiable by its flat flight deck with helicopters visible on the starboard side. At least two additional JMSDF warships are visible in column formation behind the lead ship, all flying the JMSDF Naval Ensign (Rising Sun flag).

    Keen Sword 2013

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    The image is taken through a porthole or bridge window of a naval vessel, showing three warships sailing in formation on open ocean. The central vessel prominently displays a United States flag and appears to be an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer. The flanking vessels include what appears to be a US Navy amphibious or support ship on the left and a foreign navy frigate or destroyer on the right.

    Keen Sword 2013

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    Two U.S. Navy 'Shooters' (catapult officers) are crouched on an aircraft carrier flight deck giving the launch signal as a jet aircraft numbered '405' catapults off the deck. Both personnel are wearing yellow jerseys labeled 'SHOOTER' and distinctive green-and-orange-striped helmets. The aircraft, appearing to be an F/A-18 or similar naval jet, is captured mid-launch with steam/exhaust visible behind it.

    F/A-18 Super Hornet launch

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A long line of U.S. Navy sailors in dress white uniforms are standing at attention on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, performing a 'manning the rails' ceremonial formation. The sailors are evenly spaced along the edge of the flight deck, with the ship's island superstructure visible in the background to the left. The scene appears to be a formal naval ceremony, likely a port arrival or departure.

    USS George Washington arrives in Yokosuka

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A long row of yellow Hyster 60 forklifts are parked in a line inside what appears to be a large industrial facility or ship's cargo hold. The forklifts are secured with chains and appear to be stored or staged for deployment. The uniform yellow color and identical model suggest these are fleet vehicles belonging to a single organization.

    Forklifts aboard USS George Washington

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A twin-engine carrier-based fighter jet, consistent with an F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet, is photographed head-on on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck. The aircraft's engines are visibly lit with afterburner glow, suggesting it is in a pre-launch or run-up phase. Steam or jet wash is visible around the aircraft, consistent with catapult launch operations.

    F/A-18 aboard USS George Washington

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    The image is taken from a low angle on what appears to be an aircraft carrier deck, showing a large multi-blade propeller of a turboprop aircraft in the foreground. The carrier's island superstructure with radar domes, antenna arrays, and control tower rises prominently in the background. A jet aircraft, consistent with an F/A-18 Hornet silhouette, is visible flying in the partially cloudy sky.

    USS George Washington action

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

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    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet jet fighter, marked with the number '402', is captured in flight over open ocean. The aircraft appears to be in a banking maneuver, viewed from a slightly elevated rear angle, likely just after launch from an aircraft carrier. The sky is overcast and the sea is calm and deep blue.

    F/A-18E Hornet launches from USS George Washington

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet or Super Hornet jet fighter, marked with the number '402', is captured in flight over open ocean. The aircraft appears to be in a banking maneuver, viewed from a slightly elevated rear angle, likely just after launch from an aircraft carrier. The sky is overcast and the sea is calm and deep blue.

    USS George Washington

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    A military jet aircraft is captured in the foreground with its landing gear deployed, appearing to be on approach or just landing on an aircraft carrier flight deck. Several flight deck personnel in tan/khaki flight suits and safety vests are standing and observing near a deck-edge control station. The ocean horizon is visible in the background, confirming the carrier is at sea.

    Guiding an F/A-18 onto the flight deck of USS George Washington

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet (bureau number 203) is positioned on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, with two yellow-jacketed deck crew members observing the aircraft. A South Korean naval vessel flying the Taegukgi (South Korean flag) is visible in the background, suggesting a joint naval exercise or operation. The scene depicts standard carrier flight deck operations in overcast maritime conditions.

    Trilateral exercise

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A Republic of Korea Navy destroyer is underway at sea, displaying the hull number 991 on its stern. The vessel is flying the South Korean national flag (Taegukgi) from its mast. The ship appears to be a Sejong the Great-class (KDX-III) guided-missile destroyer based on its silhouette and design characteristics.

    Trilateral exercise

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    A gray naval warship bearing hull number '144' is underway on open blue ocean waters. A flag consistent with the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) ensign is visible on the mast. The vessel appears to be a destroyer-class warship equipped with various radar and weapons systems.

    Trilateral exercise

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    The image shows a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) destroyer sailing alongside what appears to be a US Navy aircraft carrier, visible in the foreground. The JMSDF vessel is flying the Rising Sun naval ensign and has Japanese characters on its hull. The scene depicts a joint naval operation or exercise between Japanese and American naval forces at sea.

    Trilateral exercise

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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    The image shows a formation of multiple naval warships sailing in open waters, silhouetted against a bright, hazy sky. The foremost vessel prominently displays the South Korean national flag (Taegukgi), indicating Republic of Korea Navy participation. The ships appear to be conducting a joint naval exercise or formation sailing.

    Participating in a trilateral exercise

    Photo by Lt. Denver Applehans

    U.S. Navy

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