28 Free Images of Exterior Of Hsv 2 Swift

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US Navy 070125-N-0879R-006 U.S. Navy High-Speed Vessel (HSV-2) Swift arrives in Pearl Harbor for routine maintenance. Swift is currently completing her third circumnavigation of the world
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US Navy 070125-N-4965F-010 A Sailor assigned to U.S. Navy High-Speed Vessel (HSV-2) Swift throws a mooring line to a line handler on the pier as she moors at Naval Station Pearl Harbor
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USN High speed vessel Swift (HSV 2) in Bridgetown - Bow
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US Navy 061121-N-2716P-002 U.S. Navy High-Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) maneuvers through Yokosuka Bay, as it departs Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan following a routine port visit
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US Navy 050203-N-3642E-009 Indonesian military personnel render a salute to the High Speed Vessel Two (HSV-2) Swift as it prepares to be moored at the pier in Belawan, Indonesia
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US Navy 100713-N-4971L-144 High Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) is moored in Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala. Swift is deployed supporting Southern Partnership Station 2010
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US Navy 100615-N-4971L-104 High Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) is moored in Corinto, Nicaragua
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US Navy 070608-N-0989H-044 Guatemalan sailors conducts bumper drills along side High Speed Vessel (HSV) 2 Swift during small boat operations subject matter exchanges
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US Navy 050325-N-3503S-008 Line handlers aboard the High Speed Vessel Two (HSV 2) Swift, prepare to throw mooring lines as Swift prepares to moor in Augusta Bay, Sicily
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US Navy 050207-N-3642E-004 Dock workers work together to moor the High Speed Vessel Two (HSV-2) Swift to the pier at the Chuc Sumet Port in Sattahip, Thailand
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US Navy 100829-N-9643W-416 High Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) cruises off the coast of Guyana en route to the city of Georgetown
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US Navy 100601-N-4971L-089 Swift (HSV 2) is moored in Balboa-Rodman, Panama
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US Navy 070429-N-0989H-001 Quartermaster 2nd Class Dan Bobier aboard High Speed Vessel (HSV) 2 Swift raises the Don't Tread on Me flag
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US Navy 080104-N-6081J-016 The high-speed vessel (HSV 2) Swift is moored pier-side at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek before departing for the western coast of Africa
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US Navy 070809-N-0989H-039 Mineman 1st Class April Morehouse assigned to the High Speed Vessel (HSV) 2 Swift prepares to load medical supplies that were donated by Project Handclasp
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US Navy 100829-N-9643W-803 High Speed Vessel Swift (HSV 2) cruises off the coast of Guyana en route to the city of Georgetown
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US Navy 050207-N-3642E-003 Dock workers stand ready to moor the High Speed Vessel Two (HSV-2) Swift as she prepares to dock at the Chuc Sumet Port in Sattahip, Thailand
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US Navy 050325-N-3503S-012 Chief Boatswain's Mate Mark Myers directs the lowering of the rear ramp of the High Speed Vessel Two (HSV 2) Swift
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US Navy 080211-N-0193M-096 Cmdr. Charles Rock, commanding officer of the Africa Partnership Station (APS) high speed vessel Swift (HSV 2), speaks with the press about the delivery of 27 pallets
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US Navy 080129-N-0193M-081 Cmdr. Charles Rock, commanding officer aboard the high speed vessel (HSV) 2 Swift, explains how Africa Partnership Station (APS) donated 107,000 meals to malnourished children through Project Handclas
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US Navy 070624-N-0989H-109 Capt. Douglas Wied, commander, Task Group 40.9 takes part in a media brief soon after High Speed Vessel (HSV) 2 Swift's arrival Santo Domingo
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US Navy 070611-N-0989H-028 U.S. service members from the Expeditionary Training Command and Coast Guard International Training Division conduct a vessel assessment aboard a Belizean Coast Guard boat
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US Navy 070606-N-0989H-010 Commander, Task Group 40.9, Capt. Douglas Wied, greets Vicealmirante Carlos Rene Alvarado Fernendez, Guatemalan Chief of Naval Operations
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US Navy 070918-N-0989H-016 Capt. Douglas Wied, commander of Task Group 40.9, greets the Honorable Brenda LaGrange Johnson, U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica, and her guest upon their arrival to the Boundbrook Wharf
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US Navy 070916-N-0989H-036 Capt. Douglas Wied, commander of Task Group 40.9, takes part in a interview with a journalist with CVM News, a national Jamaican television station, during a media availability upon High Speed Vessel
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US Navy 070809-N-0989H-016 Commander Task Group (TG) 40.9, Capt. Douglas Wied speaks to Guatemalan media about the medical supplies that were donated by Project Handclasp for area hospitals
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US Navy 070611-N-0989H-024 U.S. service members from the Expeditionary Training Command and Coast Guard International Training Division conduct a vessel assessment aboard a Belizean Coast Guard boat
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US Navy 070525-N-0989H-011 BM1 Ernest Ramos and BM2 Juan Rodriguez conduct navigation training aboard a Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) with the Honduran navy and marine force personnel
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