44 Free Photos of United States Navy Marine Mammal Program

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US Navy 070412-N-6652A-152 Marine mammal handler John Smith plays with a sea lion during a presentation of the Navy Marine Mammal Program
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Flickr - Official U.S. Navy Imagery - Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff visits the U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program.
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US Navy 030129-N-5319A-003 Shallow Water Intruder Detection System (SWIDS) program
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US Navy 030129-N-5319A-005 Shallow Water Intruder Detection System (SWIDS) program
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US Navy 030129-N-5319A-002 Shallow Water Intruder Detection System (SWIDS) program
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POINT LOMA, Calif. (April 12, 2007) - Marine mammal handlers give a demonstration of the Navy Marine Mammal Program. The Navy uses sea lions to mark and retrieve objects and to locate mines. U.S Navy
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US Navy 030129-N-5319A-006 Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center's, Shallow Water Intruder Detection System (SWIDS) program
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US Navy 060509-N-2568S-267 SECNAV watches as Sailors assigned to EOD-1 demonstrate the work they do with Marine Mammals
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US Navy 050909-N-0000X-001 Hurricane Katrina storm damage to Gulfport, Miss., acquarium
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US Navy 060509-N-2568S-215 SECNAV watches as Sailors assigned to EOD-1 demonstrate the work they do with Marine Mammals
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US Navy 050917-N-0793G-001 Dolphins placed in a temporary saltwater pool facility at the Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport
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US Navy 050917-N-0793G-005 Rescued dolphins placed in a temporary saltwater pool facility at the Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport
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US Navy 050918-N-0793G-001 A Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport facility is currently the temporary home for four displaced Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins
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US Navy 050917-N-0793G-003 Four dolphins are being placed in a temporary saltwater pool facility at the Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport
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US Navy 030212-N-3783H-006 Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion waits patiently for a snack while completing a harbor patrol and training swim
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US Navy 030212-N-3783H-001 Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion, patrols during one of many harbor patrol training swims
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SAN DIEGO (June 27, 2008) A U.S. Navy dolphin jumps out of the water while on a training exercise as part of the Navy's Cetacean Intelligence Mission. Marine mammals are trained to assist U.S. Navy fo
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US Navy 030213-N-3783H-011 Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion, leaps back into the boat after a harbor-patrol training mission
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx. (May 13, 2009) A U. S. Navy Marine Mammal, a bottlenose dolphin, surfaces while making a number of dives during a routine training in search of unidentified objects in the Corpus
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US Navy 090219-N-8273J-157 Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. Gary Roughead pets
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US Navy 070613-N-7676W-177 Aviation Structural Mechanic 2nd Class Shaun McDonald, assigned to Naval Special Clearance Team One (NSCT-1), works with Ten, a Marine Mammal System (MMS) dolphin
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US Navy 050917-N-0793G-018 An Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin displaced when hurricane Katrina is carefully placed in a temporary saltwater pool facility at the Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport
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US Navy 030317-N-5319A-010 Signalman 2nd Class Harlold Bickford a mammal handler assigned to Commander Task Unit 55.4.3 (CTU-55.4.3) sprays water on a Bottle Nose Dolphin before transporting
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MEDITERRANEAN SEA (Aug. 7, 2009) Pilot whales surface near the NATO Research Vessel Alliance during the Biological and Behavioral Studies of Marine Mammals in the Western Mediterranean Sea (MED 09) st
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US Navy 030318-N-5319A-004 Staff Sgt. Justin Roberts escorts K-Dog a Bottle Nose Dolphin belonging to Commander Task Unit (CTU) 55.4.3 i
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US Navy 100608-N-9806M-099 sailors work with a bottlenose dolphin at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story during Frontier Sentinel 2010
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US Navy 030212-N-3783H-007 Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion moves through the water with a training device during one of the harbor patrol training swim
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US Navy 030403-N-1050K-040 The Honorable Richard H. Jones, U.S. Ambassador to the State of Kuwait visits the newest U.S. citizens at Camp Patriot, Kuwait - Kona and Katrina
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US Navy 100607-N-9806M-086 Sailors work with a bottlenose dolphin at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story during Frontier Sentinel 2010
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US Navy 100608-N-9806M-097 Sailors work with a bottlenose dolphin at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story during Frontier Sentinel 2010
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US Navy 100608-N-9806M-077 sailors work with a bottlenose dolphin at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story during Frontier Sentinel 2010
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US Navy 030317-N-5319A-002 Shipboard Inflatable pools setup by Commander Task Unit 55.4.3 (CTU-55.4.3) hold nine Bottle Nose Dolphins
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US Navy 100608-N-4178C-004 sailors work with a bottlenose dolphin at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story during Frontier Sentinel 2010
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US Navy 030317-N-5319A-017 Members of the Deep-Shallow Water Mark 7 crew from Commander Task Unit (CTU-55.4.3) deploy a Miller Pen that will house a Bottle Nose Dolphin operating near the USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44)
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US Navy 070613-N-7676W-331 Aviation Structural Mechanic 2nd Class Shaun McDonald, center, assigned to Naval Special Clearance Team One (NSCT) 1, brings Ten, a Marine Mammal System (MMS) dolphin, aboard a rigid hull inflatable b
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US Navy 030317-N-5319A-016 Signalman 2nd Class Diver (DV) Harlold Bickford a mammal handler from Commander Task Unit (CTU-55.4.3) brushes the teeth of a Bottle Nose Dolphin
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US Navy 030317-N-5319A-014 Spetz a Bottle Nose Dolphin belonging to Commander Task Unit (CTU-55.4.3) is beached up on a transfer mat before going out on a training mission
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US Navy 030318-N-5319A-003 Hefi, a Bottle Nose Dolphin belonging to Command Task Unit (CTU) 55.4.3, receives a routine medical evaluation on the well deck aboard USS Gunston Hall (LSD 44)
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US Navy 030213-N-3783H-009 Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion, gets a physical from a U.S. Army veterinarian and a distracting snack from his trainer
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US Navy 100608-N-4178C-002 Sailors work with a bottlenose dolphin at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story during Frontier Sentinel 2010
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Central Command Area of Responsibility (Jan. 29, 2003) -- Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion, shows his teeth during one of many training swims taking place in the Central Command AOR. Zak is partic
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Central Command Area of Responsibility (Feb. 12, 2003) -- Zak, a 375-pound California sea lion leaps back into the boat following harbor patrol training. Zak is participating in the Space and Naval
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GiGi, a trained sea lion, nuzzles Capt. Arne Willehag of the USNS Sioux, a Military Sealift Command ocean tugboat in 1983. Gigi and other seals at the time of this photo were being trained to recover
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SAN DIEGO (July 13, 2012) Koa, an Atlantic Bottlenose dolphin, is shown being transported in a rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB) boat, en route to a MH-53E Sea Dragon of Helmineron Fourteen. The Nav
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