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 DRC Photo Contest Disaster Response Many of the images presented in this collection are panoramic or wide shots which have been cropped to fit this gallery presentation. We recommend that you view the original image to get the full picture. Burning Oil
								Chris Danals.  First Engineer, Office of Marine and Aviation Operations.  Photo of oil burning as a response method in the Gulf of Mexico. Taken from the NOAA Ship *Gordon Gunter* in June 2010.
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   						 Burning Oil 2
								Chris Danals.  First Engineer, Office of Marine and Aviation Operations.  Photo of oil burning as a response method in the Gulf of Mexico.  Taken from the NOAA Ship *Gordon Gunter* in June 2010.
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   						 CTD and Rosette Sampling *(Honorable Mention)*
								Ashok Deshpande, Sandy Hook Laboratory, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service.  Photo of CTD (conductivity, temperature, depth) and Rosette Sampling from RV *Henry Bigelow* during August 2010 Deepwater Horizon monitoring cruise.
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   						 Ships and Platforms
								Ashok Deshpande, Sandy Hook Laboratory, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service.  Photo of Ships and Platforms involved in response taken from RV *Henry Bigelow* during August 2010 Deepwater Horizon monitoring cruise.
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   						 Law Enforcement Patrol
								Kevin Flanagan, NOAA Special Agent, Office of Law Enforcement, New Bedford, Mass. Deepwater Horizon Law Enforcement Patrol, July 13, 2010, Intracoastal City (Louisiana-Deepwater Horizon Closed Waters).
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   						 In Situ Burn
								CDR Timothy J Gallagher, Executive Officer, Emergency Response Division, National Ocean Service.  Multiple in situ burn operations; June 16, 2010, taken in vicinity of Deepwater Horizon Macondo wellhead.
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   						 Skimming Operations
								Amy Kennedy, Large Whale Project Manager, National Marine Mammal Laboratory, Alaska Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Center.  Deepwater Horizon Skimming Operations with Vessels of Opportunity.
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   						 Evidence of Response Personnel
								Amy Kennedy, Large Whale Project Manager, National Marine Mammal Laboratory, Alaska Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Center.  Evidence of response personnel in the Louisiana marshes.
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   						 USCG Rescue Swimmer Perspective
								Ed Levine, Scientific Support Coordinator, Office of Response and Restoration, National Ocean Service.  Perspective of a U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer, September 5, 2005, New Orleans, La., during Hurricane Katrina rescue operations.
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   						 USCG Rescue Swimmer Perspective 2 *(First Place)*
								Ed Levine, Scientific Support Coordinator, Office of Response and Restoration, National Ocean Service.  Perspective of a U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer, September 5, 2005, New Orleans, La., during Hurricane Katrina rescue operations.
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   						 Workers in Port Fourchon
								Vicki Loe, Communications Coordinator, Office of Response and Restoration, National Ocean Service.  Workers in Port Fourchon, La., clean a ship of accumulated oil following the Deepwater Horizon spill on May 31, 2010, before it continues up the Mississippi River.
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   						 Beach Cleanup Activities in Louisiana *(Second Place)*
								NOAA Ship *Pisces*.  Office of Marine and Aviation Operations.  Beach clean up workers along a Louisiana barrier island during the Deepwater Horizon response.
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   						 Aerial view of the NOAA Ship *Pisces* *(Honorable Mention)*
								NOAA Ship *Pisces*.  Office of Marine and Aviation Operations. Aerial view of the NOAA Ship *Pisces* among a multitude Deepwater Horizon response vessels.
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   						 In Close Quarters
								NOAA Ship *Pisces*.  Office of Marine and Aviation Operations.  NOAA Ship *Pisces* in close quarters with other response vessels during the Deepwater Horizon response.
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   						 Booming an Oil Tank
								Debbie Payton, Emergency Response Division Chief, Office of Response and Restoration, National Ocean Service.  Booming an oil tank damaged by Hurricane Rita, Louisiana (2005).
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   						 Oil Vacuum Response Activities *(Third Place)*
								Debbie Payton, Emergency Response Division Chief, Office of Response and Restoration, National Ocean Service.  Oil vacuum response activities in Louisiana, in response to damage caused by Hurricane Rita in 2005.
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