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    Unit: UCT-2 
    A military diving operation involving personnel from the Republic of Korea and what appears to be U.S. forces at a coastal location. A gray inflatable boat (RHIB) is docked near a pier with diving equipment and personnel aboard, while several divers are visible in the water. A red flag is mounted on the boat, and a Korean military member wearing a face mask and 'SCPO JIN' cap stands in the foreground observing.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    Two or three commercial/military divers are performing underwater cutting or welding operations on a rocky underwater structure. The foreground diver wears a hard hat diving helmet and a black wetsuit with orange-gloved hands, while another diver in the background appears to be operating a cutting torch producing visible sparks and light. The water has a blue-green tint with moderate visibility.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A commercial or military diver in a hard hat diving helmet is performing underwater cutting or welding operations on a large submerged structure, likely a piling or pipe covered in marine growth. A bright flame or arc is visible at the point of contact between the tool and the structure. A second diver is visible in the background observing the operation.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A diver wearing a full diving helmet and dry suit is performing underwater cutting or welding on a submerged metal structure. The operation produces a bright orange flame and visible sparks, indicating the use of an oxy-arc or thermal cutting torch. The diver's suit is marked with the text 'ROKUC' and is connected to surface-supply hoses.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A commercial or military diver is performing underwater cutting or welding operations on a submerged metal structure. The diver is equipped with a full-face diving helmet and dry suit, working at close range on what appears to be a corroded metal post or pipe. Bright sparks and light from the cutting/welding torch are clearly visible, along with rising bubbles from the work area.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A scuba diver is performing underwater cutting or welding work on a large submerged structure covered in marine growth. The diver is using a thermal cutting torch that produces a bright orange flame and visible sparks underwater. The image was taken in open water with moderate visibility showing teal-blue water conditions.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    An underwater welder or cutting diver is performing hot work on a large submerged structure, likely a ship hull or marine infrastructure. The diver is equipped with a full diving helmet, dry or wet suit, and is holding a cutting or welding torch that is actively producing bright sparks and flame. Multiple hoses and cables — including a yellow umbilical line — connect the diver to a surface support system.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A professional commercial diver is working underwater, wearing a stainless steel diving helmet with visible labels including '35SS', 'DSI', and 'CE' certification markings. The diver is positioned close to a submerged rock or structure surface covered in marine growth including orange and green organisms. Multiple hoses (red, yellow) and umbilical lines are visible, indicating surface-supplied diving equipment.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    An underwater diver wearing a hard hat diving helmet is using a Cygnus Dive ultrasonic thickness gauge to measure the wall thickness of a submerged metal structure. The device displays a reading of 11.9 (likely millimeters) on its color LCD screen. The diver is wearing Mechanix brand gloves and the metal surface being measured shows significant corrosion and marine growth.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A commercial or military diver in full hard-hat diving gear is performing an underwater inspection or maintenance task on a large submerged structure, likely a pier piling, bridge support, or offshore platform leg. The diver is equipped with a surface-supplied diving helmet, multiple hoses, and appears to be using a tool or instrument against the heavily corroded and marine-growth-covered vertical structure. A second diver or equipment is partially visible on the right side of the frame.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    Two scuba divers are working at the seafloor near what appears to be a submerged wreck or underwater structure. The primary diver in the foreground is kneeling on the rocky seabed and appears to be conducting work involving a container or collection bag suspended near a large metal frame. The water visibility is moderate with a hazy, blue-green tint typical of shallow coastal diving conditions.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A scuba diver in a black wetsuit is conducting an underwater inspection or survey of a large submerged structure, likely a shipwreck or underwater infrastructure. The structure's surface is heavily encrusted with marine growth including algae, coral, and other organisms in red, green, and orange hues. Multiple guide lines or ropes are visible extending from the diver toward the surface.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    An underwater commercial diver is performing maintenance or repair work on a submerged structure, visible through a rectangular opening or frame. The diver is wearing a full helmet diving system and teal/green work gloves, manipulating equipment with hoses and fittings. Bubbles are visible rising from the work area, and the surrounding structure shows significant marine growth and corrosion.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    Two commercial divers are performing underwater cutting or welding operations on a submerged structure. The foreground diver wears a hard-hat diving helmet and is actively using a cutting torch that produces a bright flame and sparks. A second diver in a wetsuit and mask assists nearby, with a vertical encrusted structure or piling visible to the right.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    Two divers are photographed underwater wearing full-face diving helmets and black wetsuits. Both divers are giving thumbs-up gestures toward the camera, suggesting a positive or confirmatory signal. Air bubbles are visible rising toward the surface, and various hoses and umbilical lines are attached to their equipment.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A man is seated at the stern of a gray inflatable rigid hull boat (RIB), operating an Evinrude outboard motor on calm turquoise water. He is wearing a tan long-sleeve shirt, green shorts, and tan military-style boots with sunglasses. In the background, lush green vegetation lines both shores, and port cranes are visible in the distance.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A group of approximately six to seven individuals are aboard a gray inflatable rigid-hull boat (RHIB) equipped with multiple scuba diving tanks, preparing for a dive operation. The boat is powered by an Evinrude 65 MFE outboard motor and is positioned on calm, turquoise-blue coastal waters near a vegetated shoreline. A large vessel is visible in the distant background on the horizon.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A group of military personnel in matching dark green uniforms and black shorts are gathered on a concrete pier or dock, observing what appears to be a red underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) or drone deployed in clear blue-green water. A large metal crane or gantry structure is visible on the dock platform ahead of them, with a naval vessel visible in the background harbor. The setting appears to be a tropical military installation, likely in the Pacific region.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A fully equipped surface-supplied diver in a hard hat helmet and dry suit is being assisted by a support team as they prepare to enter the water from a concrete dive platform. The operation appears to be a professional or military diving operation, with a shipping container serving as a dive support station containing equipment. Multiple umbilical hoses and air lines are visible connecting the diver to the surface support system.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    Underwater Construction Team 2 Completes the Inaugural Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise with the Republic of Korea Navy Underwater Construction Team

    Underwater Construction Team 2 Completes the Inaugural Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise with the Republic of Korea Navy Underwater Construction Team

    Story by Lt.Cmdr. Rory OBoyle

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    The image shows a diving operation in progress, with personnel assisting a fully equipped scuba diver on what appears to be a metal platform or dive ladder attached to a vessel. Multiple crew members are helping manage equipment including a yellow air hose connected to the diver's gear. The scene takes place over open water under a clear blue sky.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A group of personnel are gathered on a weathered dock or pier structure adjacent to military-style shipping containers, supporting what appears to be a diving operation. At least one diver is visible in the clear turquoise water beside the dock. The scene suggests a military or professional underwater operations exercise or work detail.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    A group of military personnel, appearing to be U.S. Navy sailors in digital camouflage uniforms, are assisting a fully equipped scuba diver near a waterfront. The scene appears to be a dive operation or training exercise, with personnel helping prepare or recover the diver at the water's edge. The image is rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise from its natural orientation.

    UCT 2 and ROKN UCT Complete the Multinational Underwater Repair Exercise 2021

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    Underwater Construction Team 2 Conducts Joint Divers Training Exercise

    Underwater Construction Team 2 Conducts Joint Divers Training Exercise

    Story by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan Chatman

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    A group of approximately 20 military personnel pose for a group photo on the deck of a naval vessel at sea. The unit is identified as UCT-2 (Underwater Construction Team 2) based on visible markings on equipment containers and a canopy tent. The deck is equipped with diving and construction equipment, suggesting an active underwater construction or salvage operation.

    UCT 2 Construction Dive Detachment Alfa Divers Training Exercise

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    The image shows multiple scuba divers working underwater around a large metal frame or cage structure on the seafloor. The divers appear to be conducting some form of underwater construction, maintenance, or salvage operation. The scene is set in relatively shallow water with sandy bottom and some marine life visible.

    UCT 2 Construction Dive Detachment Alfa Divers Training Exercise

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    A military diving operation is staged on what appears to be a naval vessel deck. Three fully equipped divers in black drysuits with full-face helmets are positioned in the foreground, while several support personnel in military uniforms stand nearby. A banner reading 'TEAM TWO' (mirrored) is visible above a shipping container serving as equipment storage.

    UCT 2 Construction Dive Detachment Alfa Divers Training Exercise

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    A group of military personnel are gathered on the deck of a vessel, appearing to conduct a pre-dive briefing or equipment check. At least two individuals are wearing full wetsuits with diving equipment (BARE brand), while others are in military utility uniforms and civilian-style tactical clothing. The setting appears to be a coastal or island environment with calm blue water visible in the background.

    UCT 2 Construction Dive Detachment Alfa Divers Training Exercise

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    Two individuals are aboard a black inflatable rigid hull boat (RHIB) on open ocean water, handling a red underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV). The person on the right is wearing a navy blue long-sleeve shirt with partial text visible, suggesting a military or law enforcement affiliation. They appear to be preparing to deploy or recovering the ROV equipment.

    UCT 2 Construction Dive Detachment Alfa Divers Training Exercise

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    An underwater photograph showing a scuba diver in the background near what appears to be a sloped seafloor or submerged structure. A large cable or hose runs diagonally across the foreground from bottom-right to upper-center of the frame. The water has low visibility with a characteristic blue-green tint typical of murky underwater environments.

    UCT 2 Construction Dive Detachment Alfa Divers Training Exercise

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