(e.g. yourname@email.com)

Forgot Password?

    Digital Visual Information Distribution System Logo

    U.S. Coast Guard participates in Exercise Argus 21 [Image 13 of 72]

    Issued by: on
    VIRIN:
    Date Created:
    City:
    State:
    Country:
    A military briefing or meeting is taking place in a conference room. A man in camouflage uniform stands at the front reading from a document, while others in mixed military uniforms — including dark navy dress uniforms and camouflage — are seated or standing around a table. The setting appears to be a multinational or joint-service military gathering.

    GREENLAND

    06.21.2021

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jose Hernandez 

    U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area

    Members with the U.S. Coast Guard and Joint Arctic Command representatives hold pre-sail conference in Nuuk, Greenland, June 25, 2021. Deployed forces demonstrated U.S. Coast Guard capabilities to build partner capacity and expertise in search and rescue, incident management, and marine environmental response. These efforts solidify key strategic relationships while achieving mutual Danish, Greenlandic, and U.S. goals in the North American Atlantic Arctic and Northwest Atlantic Ocean. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jose Hernandez)

    IMAGE INFO

    Date Taken: 06.21.2021
    Date Posted: 07.20.2021 16:20
    Photo ID: 6738590
    VIRIN: 210621-G-RB164-1202
    Resolution: 2000x1335
    Size: 2.75 MB
    Location: GL
    Web Views: 62
    Downloads: 15

    PUBLIC DOMAIN  

    GALLERY

    A soldier in camouflage uniform and green hard hat strikes a heavy chain securing mechanism on what appears to be a landing craft or ferry ramp, using a large rubber mallet. The setting is a coastal port area with snow-capped mountains in the background, suggesting a Nordic or Arctic location. A Danish flag patch is visible on the soldier's left shoulder.
    A group of military and civilian personnel are gathered on what appears to be a ship deck or dock area. One individual wearing a green hard hat and blue coveralls is striking a heavily rusted chain/shackle assembly with a hammer, while onlookers in various uniforms smile and react with amusement. The scene suggests a training exercise or maintenance task involving mooring or anchor chain equipment.
    A worker in full protective gear is using a cutting torch or welding torch on a heavily rusted metal fixture secured by chains on what appears to be the deck of a vessel or barge. The work is being performed in an arctic or subarctic coastal environment, evidenced by snow-capped mountains and cold-looking water in the background. The scene depicts industrial maritime maintenance or cutting operations.
    Two workers wearing green hard hats and navy coveralls are striking a rusty anchor chain mechanism on the deck of a vessel using large sledgehammers. Several uniformed personnel, appearing to be U.S. Coast Guard members, observe the operation with smiles in the background. The scene is set in an Arctic or sub-Arctic port, with snow-capped mountains and a small coastal settlement visible across the water.
    Workers in green hard hats are performing deck operations on a vessel, working with heavy chains and mooring equipment. Military and Coast Guard personnel observe the operation in the background. The scene appears to take place in an Arctic or sub-Arctic harbor, with snow-capped mountains and a small settlement visible across the water.
    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel wearing orange life vests and blue hard hats are observing a naval vessel marked 'P 571' docked in a harbor. The gray warship appears to be a patrol or offshore vessel, likely belonging to a foreign navy. The scene is set in overcast, foggy conditions near a port with industrial buildings visible in the background.
    A group of maritime workers or rescue personnel are engaged in a dockside or vessel-transfer operation involving a rope or line. The individuals are wearing safety equipment including hard hats, life vests, and high-visibility jackets, suggesting a professional maritime or industrial context. A rigid inflatable boat (RIB) is visible in the background on open water.
    A large vessel is navigating through calm arctic or subarctic waters, with a military or patrol ship bearing hull number 'P571' visible ahead. The scene is set against a dramatic backdrop of snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky. A crew member in safety gear is visible on the bow deck, and a tow line or cable appears to connect the two vessels.
    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel are standing on the bridge of a vessel, observing the waterway ahead. Both are wearing navy blue uniforms and caps with 'MAPLE' visible on them, along with sunglasses. The bridge is equipped with navigation equipment including a radar/chart display screen and various instruments.
    A French Navy patrol vessel designated P 740, named 'Fulmar', is underway in calm arctic or subarctic waters. The ship displays French tricolor markings on its hull and flies what appear to be the Greenlandic and French flags from its mast. Snow-capped mountains and a coastal settlement are visible in the background, consistent with Greenland.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member wearing a red safety vest and white hard hat stands on the deck of a vessel, observing a gray naval or coast guard ship in the foreground waters. The scene appears to take place in an Arctic or sub-Arctic environment, evidenced by snow-capped mountains visible in the background. The second vessel appears to be a foreign naval patrol or coast guard ship, possibly Danish or another Nordic nation's vessel.
    A gray patrol or coast guard vessel named 'FULMAR' is moored alongside a larger ship in calm Arctic or sub-Arctic waters. The scene features dramatic snow-capped mountains in the background under a clear blue sky. The vessel displays what appear to be Danish and Greenlandic flags, suggesting this is in Greenlandic waters.
    A military briefing or meeting is taking place in a conference room. A man in camouflage uniform stands at the front reading from a document, while others in mixed military uniforms — including dark navy dress uniforms and camouflage — are seated or standing around a table. The setting appears to be a multinational or joint-service military gathering.
    A young U.S. Coast Guard member is shown in close-up, wearing a navy blue cap embroidered with 'U.S. COAST GUARD' and 'USCGC MAPL...' (partially visible), along with reflective Oakley sunglasses. He is holding a radio handset or walkie-talkie to his chin/mouth, appearing to be communicating. The reflection in his sunglasses shows a maritime scene with what appears to be a vessel on open water.
    Two military officers are exchanging a ceremonial plaque/shield mounted on wood in what appears to be a conference or briefing room. The officer on the right wears a dark blue naval uniform with multiple medal ribbons and gold sleeve stripes, while the officer on the left wears a dark navy sweater with shoulder rank insignia. A third person in military camouflage uniform stands in the background near windows.
    A gray naval vessel with hull number P571 is anchored in calm arctic or sub-arctic waters, with snow-capped mountains visible in the background. The ship appears to be a patrol vessel or offshore patrol vessel, identifiable by its pennant number and military gray paint scheme. A mooring line is visible extending from the bow toward the foreground.
    A Coast Guard Boatswain's Mate Second Class (BM2) is shown from behind on the deck of a vessel, handling a bright green synthetic line during what appears to be a mooring or underway replenishment operation. The sailor is wearing a yellow MSA hard hat labeled 'BM2' with a Canadian maple leaf sticker and 'Atlantic Beach, NC' text, along with an orange life vest and blue jacket. A second vessel is visible in the background on calm blue water with snow-capped mountains in the distance.
    The image shows multiple U.S. Coast Guard personnel standing on what appears to be the bridge of a Coast Guard cutter. The foreground features a smiling female crew member identified by her name tape as 'PHIPPS,' wearing sunglasses and a USCG cap, with petty officer insignia visible on her collar. Behind her, three additional crew members in matching blue uniforms are visible, one appearing to speak on a radio.
    Two crew members in blue coveralls, blue hard hats, and orange life vests are working on the deck of a vessel, handling a large white braided rope. They appear to be coiling or deploying the line as part of deck operations. The scene takes place on an open ship deck with calm blue ocean and sky visible in the background.
    A gray naval patrol vessel marked 'P571' is underway in calm, deep-blue Arctic or sub-Arctic waters, with dramatic snow-capped mountain peaks visible in the background. The ship appears to be towing or trailing a line/cable behind it in the water. The scene suggests a military maritime patrol operation in a Nordic or Greenlandic fjord environment.
    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel aboard the USCGC Maple are examining and operating bridge control equipment. The foreground figure, wearing a petty officer insignia on his cap, appears to be instructing or demonstrating controls to a second crew member. Two additional Coast Guard personnel are visible in the background of what appears to be the ship's bridge.
    The image shows a view from the bow of a vessel looking toward a naval patrol ship marked 'P571' in a calm Arctic or sub-Arctic fjord. Snow-capped mountains rise dramatically in the background under a clear blue sky. A tow line or mooring line appears to connect the two vessels, suggesting a towing or replenishment-at-sea operation.
    A Danish naval patrol vessel designated P571 is anchored or moored in a fjord surrounded by snow-capped mountains, likely in Greenland or Arctic waters. The gray warship displays the Danish flag (Dannebrog) on its stern and features a full superstructure with radar equipment, masts, and communication arrays. The scene is captured in clear daylight with vivid blue water and rugged mountainous terrain in the background.
    A naval/patrol vessel with hull number P571 is photographed through the opening of an orange life ring buoy marked 'WLB 207 GUARD'. The ship is sailing in calm blue waters with snow-capped mountains visible in the background, suggesting a Nordic or Arctic location. The composition uses the life ring as a natural frame to highlight the vessel in the distance.
    A Danish naval patrol vessel bearing the hull number P571 is photographed head-on in arctic or sub-arctic waters, with snow-covered mountainous terrain visible in the background. The ship displays a Danish flag (Dannebrog) on its superstructure and is equipped with various sensors, antennas, and deck-mounted equipment. The setting and flag strongly suggest this vessel is operating in Greenlandic or Faroese waters.
    A U.S. Coast Guard boatswain (labeled 'BOSN' on helmet) wearing an orange life vest monitors operations from the stern of a vessel, observing a gray military or patrol ship with hull number P571 in the background. A tow line or mooring line connects the two vessels across calm blue water. The scene is set in an arctic or subarctic environment, evidenced by snow-covered mountains in the background.
    A military briefing or meeting is taking place in an office or conference room setting. Several personnel in dark navy blue uniforms, consistent with U.S. Coast Guard dress uniforms, are seated around a conference table, while one individual in U.S. Army MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniform stands and appears to be addressing the group. Additional personnel in various military uniforms are standing along the back wall observing.
    A red and yellow search-and-rescue helicopter, registered OY-HUN and marked 'Greenland', is photographed from below against a clear blue sky. The helicopter is actively conducting a rescue operation, with a rescue basket (Stokes litter) suspended below on a hoist cable. The image captures the motion-blurred rotor blades and operational rescue equipment in use.
    A red and yellow helicopter with registration OY-HUW is captured in flight against a clear blue sky. The helicopter is performing a sling load operation, suspending a cargo basket or stretcher on a long line beneath it. The image appears to document a search and rescue or heavy-lift operation.
    An aerial photograph captures four vessels navigating a calm, deep-blue fjord surrounded by snow-capped mountains under a partly cloudy sky. The ships are arranged in a loose formation, with one distinctly red-hulled vessel in the foreground and three darker vessels ahead. The scene suggests a high-latitude environment, consistent with Scandinavian or Greenlandic fjord geography.
    An aircraft is flying over open ocean while a red parachute descends nearby, with a large plume of smoke or spray visible on the water surface below. The scene appears to capture a military or test drop operation over a blue sea with small islands visible on the horizon. The combination of the aircraft, parachute, and surface detonation/splash suggests an active airdrop or ordnance test exercise.
    A group of people are gathered on the bridge of what appears to be a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. Personnel in Coast Guard uniforms and caps are present alongside a civilian wearing a high-visibility yellow and black safety jacket. The group appears to be observing or receiving a briefing at the navigation and control console.
    A white naval patrol vessel marked 'P571' navigates through deep blue arctic or sub-arctic waters with snow-capped mountains visible in the background. A military helicopter or fixed-wing aircraft flies overhead above the ship. The scene suggests a naval patrol or surveillance operation in a northern maritime environment.
    An aerial or elevated view of a fjord with five vessels of varying sizes navigating the calm blue waters. Snow-capped, jagged mountain peaks form a dramatic backdrop under a partly cloudy sky. The scene suggests a cold-climate maritime environment, likely in Greenland, Norway, or a similar Arctic or sub-Arctic region.
    An aerial photograph of a U.S. Coast Guard vessel underway on open, deep blue water. The ship displays a black hull with white superstructure and the text 'U.S. COAST GUARD' clearly visible on its side. The vessel is creating a visible wake as it moves forward, photographed from an elevated angle likely from an aircraft.
    Two vessels are navigating a calm fjord or coastal waterway with a large rocky, snow-patched mountain in the background. The foreground vessel is a U.S. Coast Guard ship (hull number 207), while the background vessel appears to be a gray naval patrol vessel marked 'P971', likely a Danish Navy Knud Rasmussen-class patrol vessel. The setting suggests an Arctic or sub-Arctic environment, consistent with Greenland or similar high-latitude geography.
    A gray naval patrol vessel bearing the hull number P571 is underway in a deep blue fjord or arctic waterway. The ship features a distinctive green deck area and a complex superstructure with radar and communication equipment. Snow-capped mountains with partial vegetation provide a dramatic Arctic or sub-Arctic backdrop.
    An orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with at least three crew members wearing survival suits is underway on deep blue arctic or subarctic waters. The vessel is moving at speed, creating a visible wake, against a dramatic backdrop of snow-patched rocky mountains under a clear blue sky. The scene suggests a maritime patrol, rescue, or expedition operation in a high-latitude environment.
    An aerial photograph shows two military vessels operating in a calm, deep-blue Arctic or sub-Arctic waterway surrounded by rocky, snow-dusted mountains. The foreground vessel is a U.S. Coast Guard buoy tender or similar auxiliary ship (hull number 207), while a gray naval vessel with hull number P571 operates in the background. The scene suggests a joint maritime patrol or cooperative operation between the U.S. Coast Guard and what appears to be a foreign naval vessel.
    An orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with multiple crew members wearing orange survival suits and helmets is underway at speed across deep blue water. The vessel is navigating what appears to be a fjord or arctic waterway, with dramatic snow-capped mountains and steep rocky cliffs visible in the background. The conditions appear calm and sunny, suggesting a patrol, rescue, or survey operation.
    A gray naval patrol vessel bearing the hull number P571 is anchored in calm blue waters with snow-patched mountains visible in the background. A small orange rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with personnel in red survival suits is positioned alongside the ship's port side, with crew members appearing to board or disembark via a ladder. The scene suggests a maritime patrol or boarding operation in an Arctic or sub-Arctic environment.
    Two U.S. Coast Guard personnel in navy blue uniforms are working on a mechanical engine or pump unit, likely performing maintenance or repair operations. The individual on the left is identified by a name tape reading 'ROSS' and both wear U.S. Coast Guard insignia. The setting appears to be on or near a vessel, with a white ship hull and snow-capped mountains visible in the background.
    A maritime rescue or emergency response operation is underway on a boat, with personnel in safety gear attending to a person wrapped in a thermal/emergency blanket. At least two responders wearing helmets (blue and orange) and high-visibility gear are providing medical or first-aid assistance. The scene takes place on open water with a rocky coastline visible in the background.
    The image shows U.S. Coast Guard personnel operating on the bridge of a Coast Guard vessel. The foreground features a male crew member in blue coveralls and a USCG cap operating navigation and control panels. Additional crew members are visible in the background at their respective stations.
    A maritime rescue or recovery operation is underway, with personnel on a larger vessel and crew members in an orange inflatable rescue boat working together. Workers wearing orange helmets and high-visibility yellow jackets are handling a large cylindrical object being retrieved from the water. Personnel on the ship's deck, including one wearing a white hard hat, are assisting with ropes and lines.
    A group of four personnel are gathered on a vessel deck, appearing to discuss equipment or conduct a briefing. One individual wears a U.S. Coast Guard uniform with a red cap, while three others wear high-visibility yellow survival suits and dark coveralls, with one wearing an orange safety helmet. In the background, a naval vessel marked 'P571' is visible on calm blue waters, suggesting a joint maritime exercise or operation.
    A maritime scene showing two vessels and a helicopter operating in open blue water near a rocky, snow-patched coastline. A gray patrol/naval vessel is positioned on the right, while a red-and-white vessel is visible in the center-left background. A red helicopter flies above the scene, suggesting a coordinated maritime operation, possibly search and rescue or patrol activity.
    A group of maritime rescue or coast guard personnel are gathered on a vessel deck, appearing to be preparing or reviewing equipment. A U.S. Coast Guard officer in a blue uniform and red 'OBT' cap is interacting with a person wearing a red safety helmet and high-visibility yellow gear bearing a Norwegian flag patch. A naval warship is visible in the background on calm blue water.
    The image shows a large orange/tan-colored crane or davit system mounted on the deck of a vessel named 'Tender of the Capes'. The equipment appears to be a heavy-lift or rescue boat launching system, photographed in a fjord-like environment with snow-capped mountains visible in the background. The setting suggests a cold-water maritime environment, likely in a Nordic or Arctic region.
    A maritime scene photographed from a vessel showing a flagpole with a red and white pennant flag bearing a lighthouse symbol in the foreground. A large jet aircraft flies in the distance over a calm blue sea, with snow-patched mountains visible on the horizon. The setting suggests a northern coastal region, possibly Scandinavia or Greenland.
    A red and yellow helicopter is photographed from directly below as it flies overhead against a clear blue sky. The registration markings 'OY-HUW' are clearly visible on the fuselage, indicating a Danish-registered aircraft. The rotor blades are motion-blurred, indicating active flight, and the image is taken from a ground-up perspective.
    An aerial photograph of a U.S. Coast Guard vessel underway on open blue ocean waters. The ship displays the 'U.S. COAST GUARD' designation prominently on its hull in white lettering, with an American flag flying from its superstructure. The vessel appears to be a buoy tender or similar working ship, equipped with cranes and deck machinery.
    A panoramic aerial view of a calm fjord surrounded by snow-capped mountains under a partly cloudy blue sky. Several small boats are navigating the still, reflective waters of the fjord. The scene suggests a Nordic or Alaskan coastal environment during late winter or early spring.
    A gray naval patrol vessel designated P-740, named 'FULMAR', is anchored in a calm, misty bay with snow-dusted hills visible in the background. The ship displays a red, white, and blue stripe on its hull, consistent with Chilean naval markings. Weather conditions are overcast and foggy, suggesting a cold, remote maritime environment.
    The image shows a large concentration of small white objects — appearing to be shells, fish eggs, or marine organisms — floating on the surface of calm, dark blue ocean water. The material forms a dense, irregular slick or aggregation that extends from the foreground into the middle distance. In the background, a fog-shrouded headland or island is visible under an overcast sky.
    The image shows multiple U.S. Coast Guard personnel on what appears to be the bridge of a vessel. At least three individuals are wearing distinctive orange U.S. Coast Guard jackets, with one also wearing an orange life vest. The personnel appear to be engaged in operational briefing or navigation activities on the ship's bridge.
    A gray patrol or coast guard vessel is anchored or slowly moving in a fjord-like body of water, with two smaller boats visible in the background. The scene is set against dramatic, mist-shrouded mountains with patches of snow, suggesting a Nordic or Arctic location. The overcast, foggy conditions create a moody, low-light atmosphere.
    The image shows the deck of a vessel, likely a Coast Guard or research ship, with crew members in safety gear observing other vessels in a cold, mountainous fjord or bay. A life ring marked 'MAPLE' is visible on the railing, suggesting a Canadian vessel. The overcast, foggy conditions and snow-covered mountains in the background indicate a high-latitude Arctic or sub-Arctic environment.
    A U.S. Coast Guard member in a red life vest and green hard hat assists an injured civilian up a metal stairway on a vessel. The civilian appears to have sustained injuries, evidenced by a cervical collar around their neck, a bandaged lower leg, and blue medical booties on their foot. The scene appears to be a maritime rescue or medical assistance operation, with open water and a distant shoreline visible in the background.
    A group of U.S. Coast Guard personnel and civilians are working together on the deck of a vessel in cold, overcast conditions near a snow-covered mountainous coastline. The team appears to be conducting a rescue or recovery operation, leaning over the side of the ship toward the water. The scene suggests an active maritime operation in a remote, arctic or subarctic environment.
    A U.S. Coast Guard rigid inflatable boat (RIB) is operating alongside a larger vessel in open water. Four personnel in red immersion suits and black helmets are aboard the orange and black inflatable craft. One crew member appears to be receiving or handling an orange container being passed from the larger vessel.
    A U.S. Coast Guard rigid inflatable boat (RIB) is underway on open water in overcast, foggy conditions near a rocky coastline. The bright orange vessel is equipped with navigation electronics and carries at least one crew member in survival gear. A second vessel, appearing red, is visible in the distant background near a fog-shrouded headland.
    A small aluminum rescue/survey boat marked 'A.C.B.' (Aluminum Chambered Boats, Inc.) is being hoisted or lowered by davit crane from the side of a larger vessel over open ocean. At least two crew members wearing orange survival suits and helmets are seated inside the suspended small craft. The scene appears to be a deployment or recovery operation conducted in calm but overcast maritime conditions.
    An aerial top-down view of an orange rigid inflatable rescue boat on open dark water with three crew members aboard wearing matching red/orange survival suits. The boat appears to be a coast guard or maritime rescue vessel equipped with navigation equipment and safety gear. The photograph is taken from directly above, likely from a larger vessel or helicopter.
    Three personnel in red immersion/survival suits and black helmets are operating an orange and black rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on open water. The crew appears to be conducting a maritime rescue or patrol operation, with one person at the helm, one handling a line at the bow, and one standing at the rear. The boat is equipped with navigation electronics including a Furuno radar dome and a blue emergency light.
    A rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with orange and black hull is operating on open water in overcast conditions. Three personnel wearing red survival suits and helmets are aboard, appearing to conduct a maritime rescue or boarding operation alongside another vessel. The boat is equipped with multiple antennas, a Furuno navigation unit, blue emergency light, and a loudspeaker.
    A rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with an orange and black hull is being lowered or raised by davit from a larger vessel over open water. At least two crew members dressed in red survival suits and helmets are aboard the small craft. The scene appears to take place in cold, overcast conditions with hilly coastline visible in the background.
    A Norwegian naval patrol vessel designated P 740 is anchored in a calm fjord surrounded by snow-patched rocky mountains under overcast skies. The vessel displays the Norwegian flag colors (red, white, blue) on its hull and appears to be stationary in what looks like a remote Arctic or sub-Arctic location. A small inflatable or rigid-hull inflatable boat (RIB) is visible in the water nearby, suggesting active operations.
    Three military personnel pose for a photo on what appears to be a vessel deck in an Arctic or sub-Arctic port setting, likely Greenland based on the mountainous terrain and visible infrastructure. Two soldiers in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniforms flank a U.S. Coast Guard member in blue uniform who holds a commemorative plaque, while the left soldier holds a triangular pennant flag. A red cargo ship and port facilities are visible in the background.
    A military briefing or meeting is taking place in a conference room setting. A soldier in camouflage uniform stands at the front addressing a group of seated personnel, some wearing US Coast Guard uniforms. Two individuals in camouflage uniforms are also seated among the audience.
    A group of approximately eight military personnel posing for a group photo on wooden exterior stairs in front of a blue building marked 'Arktisk Kommando / Arctic Command.' The personnel are wearing a mix of blue flight suits (U.S. Coast Guard) and camouflage uniforms (U.S. Army/Air Force). The setting appears to be the Danish/Greenlandic Arctic Command headquarters.
    Three military personnel are engaged in what appears to be a small ceremony or exchange, with two U.S. Coast Guard members interacting with a soldier wearing Danish military insignia. A small gold object, likely a coin or pin, is being passed between the left Coast Guard member and the Danish soldier. The setting appears to be an indoor office or break room environment.

    MORE LIKE THIS

    ASSOCIATED NEWS

    U.S. Coast Guard participates in Exercise Argus, strengthens Arctic partnerships

    CONTROLLED VOCABULARY KEYWORDS

    No keywords found.

    TAGS

    High North
    WLB
    Argus21
    JACO
    U.S. Coast Guard
    Arctic

    OPTIONS

  •   Register/Login to Download
  •   Validate Your Account to Download
  •   Connect My Placements
  •   Download Photo
  •   Download Gallery
  •   Add to My Albums
  •   Create TinyURL
  •   Connect to Placements
  •   Add to Playlist
  •   Distribute Photo
  •   Edit Photo
  •   Add Gallery to Playlist
  •   Distribute Gallery