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Members of the Auxillary Security Force, Naval Station Ingleside, Texas train how to properly use handcuffs and various restraining techniques, April 16, 2003 030416-N-FH503-163
Members of the Auxillary Security Force, Naval Station Ingleside, Texas train how to properly use handcuffs and various restraining techniques, April 16, 2003. ASF personnel are made up of volunteers from all units aboard a naval station or vessel and are primarily used to augment the embarked Master-at-Arms force or police force during heightened states of security. ASF volunteers receive two weeks of training provided by U.S.M.C. instructors and continually receive refresher training to kee
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US Navy 030415-N-5862D-031 Mineman 2nd Class Mario Adame from Tucson, Ariz., is an instructor aboard the Mine Warfare Training Center
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas (Apr. 15, 2003) -- Mineman 2nd Class Mario Adame from Tucson, Ariz., is an instructor aboard the Mine Warfare Training Center. Adam trains students on the operation and maintenance of the AN/SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization System. The remotely operated submersible is used to detect mines in waters up to 2000 feet. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Photographer’s Mate Chris Desmond. (RELEASED)
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US Navy 030415-N-5862D-048 Mineman 2nd Class Mario Adame from Tucson, Ariz., is an instructor aboard the Mine Warfare Training Center
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas (Apr. 15, 2003) -- Mineman 2nd Class Mario Adame from Tucson, Ariz., is an instructor aboard the Mine Warfare Training Center. Petty Officer Adame trains students on the operation and maintenance of the AN/SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization System. Petty Officer Adame is shown here demonstrating a repair on the umbilical cable. The remotely operated submersible is used to detect and neutralize mines in waters up to 2000 feet. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Photographer’s Mate
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US Navy 030415-N-5862D-064 students at the Mine Warfare Training Center Class
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas (Apr. 15, 2003) -- Mineman 2nd Class Gilbert Blanco, Seaman Carrie Reidinger, and Seaman Loren Hord are students at the Mine Warfare Training Center Class "A" school completing 15 weeks of basic operation and maintenance training on various aspects of mine warfare systems. They also receive additional cross training in firefighting, deck seamanship, navigation, and small arms due to the small crews embarked aboard the Minesweeper Fleet of ships. U.S. Navy photo b
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US Navy 030415-N-5862D-080 Chief Mineman Kevin Spurling reviews the controls on a sonar console with Seaman Carrie Reidinger and Seaman Loren Hord, both are students at the Mine Warfare Training Center
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 15, 2003) -- Chief Mineman Kevin Spurling reviews the controls on a sonar console with Seaman Carrie Reidinger and Seaman Loren Hord, both are students at the Mine Warfare Training Center Class "A" school. Students here complete 15 weeks of basic operation and maintenance training on various aspects of mine warfare systems. They also receive additional cross training in firefighting, deck seamanship, navigation, and small arms due to the small crews embark
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-099 Members of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF), are trained how to properly use the ASP collapsible baton. The baton is primarily a defensive or non-lethal tool that is used when the situation calls fo
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 16, 2003) -- Members of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF), are trained how to properly use the ASP collapsible baton. The baton is primarily a defensive or non-lethal tool that is used when the situation calls for less than deadly force to apprehend a suspect or quell a riot situation. ASF personnel are made up of volunteers from all units aboard a naval station or vessel and are primarily used to augment the embarked Master-at-Arms force or police force d
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-121 Mineman 2nd Class Christine Beal, from Franklin, Maine, guides the AN-SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization system into it's cradle after a short dive in the training pool at the Mine Warfare Training Center
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 16, 2003) -- Mineman 2nd Class Christine Beal, from Franklin, Maine, guides the AN/SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization system into it's cradle after a short dive in the training pool at the Mine Warfare Training Center. Students get the experience operating the remotely operated submersible during their course of instruction. Petty Officer Beal will report aboard the USS Kingfisher (MHC 57) after completing this advanced training on the two-million-dollar system.
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-129 Mineman 1st Class Jayson Calton, from Booneville, Miss., prepares to lower the AN-SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization system in the training pool at the Mine Warfare Training Center
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 16, 2003) – Mineman 1st Class Jayson Calton, from Booneville, Miss., prepares to lower the AN/SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization system in the training pool at the Mine Warfare Training Center. Students get the experience operating the remotely operated submersible during their course of instruction. The remotely operated submersible is used to detect and neutralize mines in waters up to 2000 feet. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Photographer's Mate Chris Desmond. (REL
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-154 Mineman 2nd Class Christine Beal, from Franklin, Maine and her instructor Mineman 2nd Class Mario Adame observe the AN-SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization system submerge in the training pool at the Mine Warfa
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas (Apr. 16, 2003) -- Mineman 2nd Class Christine Beal, from Franklin, Maine and her instructor Mineman 2nd Class Mario Adame observe the AN/SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization system submerge in the training pool at the Mine Warfare Training Center. Students get the experience operating the remotely operated submersible during their course of instruction. Beal will report aboard the USS Kingfisher (MHC 57) after completing this advanced training on the two-million-dollar syst
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-168 Mineman 3rd Class Bryan Gentry from Kansas City, Mo., applies some pressure to Hull Technician 2nd Class Brad Hurshey. Both Petty Officers are members of the Auxiliary Security Force
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas (Apr. 15, 2003) -- Mineman 3rd Class Bryan Gentry from Kansas City, Mo., applies some pressure to Hull Technician 2nd Class Brad Hurshey. Both Petty Officers are members of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) that is being trained how to properly restrain and handcuff suspects. ASF personnel are made up of volunteers from all units aboard a naval station or vessel and are primarily used to augment the embarked Master-at-Arms force or Ships Self Defense Force durin
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-175 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Timothy Fite is instructing a member of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) on proper use the ASP collapsible baton
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 15, 2003 -- Master-at-Arms 1st Class Timothy Fite is instructing a member of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) on proper use the ASP collapsible baton. Petty Officer Fite brings to the unit his 14 years of experience and insight as a deputy sheriff that adds emphasis to the training. The ASP baton is primarily a defensive or non-lethal tool that is used when the situation calls for less than deadly force to apprehend a suspect or quell a riot situation.
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-189 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Timothy Fite instructs Hull Technician 2nd Class Brad Hurshey, a member of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) on proper handcuffing techniques
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 16, 2003) -- Master-at-Arms 1st Class Timothy Fite instructs Hull Technician 2nd Class Brad Hurshey, a member of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) on proper handcuffing techniques. Petty Officer Fite brings to the unit his 14 years of experience and insight as a deputy sheriff that adds emphasis to the training. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Photographer's Mate Chris Desmond. (RELEASED)
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US Navy 030416-N-5862D-205 Hull Technician 2nd Class Brad Hurshey, a member of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) is being trained how to use the ASP collapsible baton properly
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. (Apr. 16, 2003) -- Hull Technician 2nd Class Brad Hurshey, a member of the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF) is being trained how to use the ASP collapsible baton properly. The baton is primarily a defensive or non-lethal tool that is used when the situation calls for less than deadly force to apprehend a suspect or quell a riot situation. ASF personnel are made up of volunteers from all units aboard a naval station or vessel and are primarily used to augment the e
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US Navy 030421-N-5862D-068 Engineman 2nd Class Nick Urena (right), from Brooklyn, N.Y. and Boatswain's Mate 3rd Class Christina Sebren, from Galveston, Texas, are both stationed aboard the Osprey class Coastal Mine Hunter USS K
Naval Station Ingleside, Texas (Apr. 21, 2003) -- Engineman 2nd Class Nick Urena (right), from Brooklyn, N.Y. and Boatswain's Mate 3rd Class Christina Sebren, from Galveston, Texas, are both stationed aboard the Osprey class Coastal Mine Hunter USS Kingfisher (MHC 56). The Osprey Class ships are mine hunter-killers capable of finding, classifying and destroying moored and bottom floor mines. U.S. Navy Photo by Chief Photographer's Mate Chris Desmond. (RELEASED)
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US Navy 040812-N-2006A-001 Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Terry Scott, speaks with Chief Petty Officer (CPO) selectees in front of the mine countermeasure ship USS Chief (MCM 14) homeported at Naval Station Ingl
Ingleside, Texas (Aug. 12, 2004) - Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Terry Scott, speaks with Chief Petty Officer (CPO) selectees in front of the mine countermeasure ship USS Chief (MCM 14) homeported at Naval Station Ingleside. The CPO transition season is officially underway. MCPON completed the first week of a fleet-wide tour with a stop at Chief before continuing on his tour. U.S. Navy photo by Mike Antoine (RELEASED)
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US Navy 050729-N-8154G-016 Quartermaster 3rd Class Elizabeth Barnett shoots bearings as the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) departs Naval Station Ingleside, Texas
Ingleside, Texas (July 29, 2005) - Quartermaster 3rd Class Elizabeth Barnett shoots bearings as the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) departs Naval Station Ingleside, Texas. Bataan is currently underway for PANAMAX, a multi-national exercise to train how to respond to terrorist threats against the Panama Canal. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate Airman Jeremy L. Grisham (RELEASED)
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US Navy 090929-N-1269S-043 Brian Brehm, facilities manager for Naval Station Ingleside, removes the letters from Mine Warfare Training Center (MWTC)
INGLESIDE, Texas (Sept. 29, 2009) Brian Brehm, facilities manager for Naval Station Ingleside, removes the letters from Mine Warfare Training Center (MWTC) during the closing ceremony of MWTC onboard Naval Station Ingleside. (U.S. Navy photo by S. L. Standifird/Released)
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US Navy 100423-N-2728S-075 Mike Carrell, chairman of the Port Commission for the Port of Corpus Christi Authority, left, and Capt. Leland Taylor, commanding officer of Naval Station Ingleside, Texas
INGLESIDE, Texas (April 23, 2010) Mike Carrell, chairman of the Port Commission for the Port of Corpus Christi Authority, left, and Capt. Leland Taylor, commanding officer of Naval Station Ingleside, Texas, hold up a key to the base during the Reversion Ceremony, a ceremony marking the closure of Naval Station Ingleside. The port will take ownership of the base when it closes April 30. Naval Station Ingleside was slated for closure as part of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commissi
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US Navy 100426-N-4913K-001 Richard Mendiola, a public works employee at Naval Station Ingleside, removes the lettering from the base sign as Naval Station Ingleside prepares to close
INGLESIDE, Texas (April 26, 2010) Richard Mendiola, a public works employee at Naval Station Ingleside, removes the lettering from the base sign as Naval Station Ingleside prepares to close. (U.S. Navy photo by Fifi Kieschnick/Released)
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US Navy 100430-N-4913K-002 Capt. Leland Taylor, commanding officer of Naval Station Ingleside, Texas, presents the national ensign to Mike Carrell, chairman of the Port Commission for the Port of Corpus Christi Authority
INGLESIDE, Texas (April 30, 2010) Capt. Leland Taylor, commanding officer of Naval Station Ingleside, Texas, presents the national ensign to Mike Carrell, chairman of the Port Commission for the Port of Corpus Christi Authority. Naval Station Ingleside was slated for closure as part of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission. (U.S. Navy photo by Fifi Kieschnick/Released)
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US Navy 100430-N-4913K-005 Logistics Specialist 3rd Class Michael Gibbs hands the national ensign to Chief Boatswain's Mate Darryl Thomas, Naval Station Ingleside command career counselor, after it was flown for the last time a
INGLESIDE, Texas (April 30, 2010) Logistics Specialist 3rd Class Michael Gibbs hands the national ensign to Chief Boatswain's Mate Darryl Thomas, Naval Station Ingleside command career counselor, after it was flown for the last time at Naval Station Ingleside. Naval Station Ingleside was slated for closure as part of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission. (U.S. Navy photo by Fifi Kieschnick/Released)
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US Navy 110909-N-KF478-011 Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Adam L. Sanchez, assigned to Naval Health Clinic Corpus Christi, speaks with fifth and sixth
INGLESIDE, Texas (Sept. 9, 2011) Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Adam L. Sanchez, assigned to Naval Health Clinic Corpus Christi, speaks with fifth and sixth-grade students at Blaschke Sheldon Elementary School during a hero's lunch honoring local military and area first responders. (U.S. Navy photo by Bill W. Love/Released)
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