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    Coast Guard divers perform service's first decompression dive [Image 8 of 10]

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    A professional commercial diver is shown in full diving gear, standing near the water's edge and gripping a rope ladder with orange-framed rungs. The diver is equipped with a heavy-duty metal diving helmet, a black wetsuit with a recognizable 'Zeagle' logo, and multiple hoses and equipment attachments. The setting appears to be a marine or offshore work environment.

    COAST GUARD CUTTER GEORGE COBB, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    04.22.2015

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Andrea Anderson 

    U.S. Coast Guard PADET Los Angeles

    A Coast Guard diver (DV) assigned to Coast Guard Dive Locker West, prepares to exit the water after completing a successful decompression dive off the Coast Guard Cutter George Cobb in the waters off San Pedro, April 22, 2015. The training evolution was the Coast Guard's first ever decompression dive, which recently stood up a job rating specifically for diving. (U.S. Coast Guard photograph by Petty Officer 3rd Class Andrea L. Anderson)

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    Date Taken: 04.22.2015
    Date Posted: 04.23.2015 16:11
    Photo ID: 1892981
    VIRIN: 150422-G-RY366-213
    Resolution: 3303x2211
    Size: 4.68 MB
    Location: COAST GUARD CUTTER GEORGE COBB, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A ruggedized outdoor monitor displays a live or recorded underwater feed of a scuba diver waving at the camera. The monitor is mounted on what appears to be a Pelican-style equipment case on the surface, likely aboard a vessel. A person in a blue t-shirt and cap is partially visible to the right, presumably monitoring the feed.
    A man is seated on what appears to be a ship's deck, wearing a professional-grade diving suit with a dry suit neck ring/collar and a rebreather or complex dive apparatus strapped to his front. He appears to be adjusting or checking his equipment, with a focused and slightly furrowed expression. The background shows industrial deck equipment consistent with a research or naval vessel.
    A fully equipped diver in a black drysuit and hard-hat diving helmet is stepping off the edge of a vessel into open water. Two support personnel on the vessel's deck — one wearing an orange life vest and one in a blue hoodie — are observing and directing the entry. The diver is tethered by a green umbilical/safety line and carries a large air tank on their back.
    A U.S. Coast Guard diving operation is underway, showing a diver in a black wetsuit equipped with a traditional deep-sea diving helmet and complex air supply hoses on his back. Two Coast Guard personnel in the background wear orange life vests and red-labeled 'U.S. Coast Guard' vests. The scene appears to be on a vessel or dock, suggesting pre-dive preparation.
    Four U.S. Coast Guard personnel assigned to the Cutter George Cobb (WLM 564) are monitoring an underwater ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) feed on a portable display screen. The monitor shows a live underwater image of what appears to be a diver or submerged object. The team is gathered around equipment cases on what appears to be a dock or vessel deck surrounded by heavy anchor chain.
    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel are shown from behind, wearing navy blue hooded sweatshirts. The person on the left wears a 'U.S. Coast Guard Diver' hoodie, while the person on the right wears a hoodie for the 'U.S. Coast Guard Cutter George Cobb, WLM 564, San Pedro, CA.' They appear to be engaged in conversation near equipment on what appears to be a vessel or dock.
    A professional diver is entering or surfacing in open water, wearing a hard-hat diving helmet and a black wetsuit. The diver is holding a rope/guideline and appears to be at the water surface. The equipment visible suggests this is a commercial or professional diving operation.
    A professional commercial diver is shown in full diving gear, standing near the water's edge and gripping a rope ladder with orange-framed rungs. The diver is equipped with a heavy-duty metal diving helmet, a black wetsuit with a recognizable 'Zeagle' logo, and multiple hoses and equipment attachments. The setting appears to be a marine or offshore work environment.
    A smiling male diver in a black AquaLung dry suit is being assisted by U.S. Coast Guard personnel on what appears to be the deck of a vessel. He is fully equipped with scuba diving gear including tanks, harness, and gloves. The setting suggests a pre-dive preparation or post-dive check in a professional maritime environment.
    A fully equipped diver is entering or exiting open water, captured from an elevated angle. The diver is wearing a dry suit with a hard hat (surface-supplied diving helmet) and carries a tank labeled 'AIR' on their back. A green umbilical/safety line is visible extending from the upper left of the frame.

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