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4:15 PM (b) on June 7
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"Just like in Call of Duty"

This image is a screenshot from a YouTube video titled "Why Rooms Inside US Navy Ships Are Tuned Red," hosted on the channel NAVY Productions. The scene takes place inside a room on a US Navy ship, where several individuals are gathered around a television screen, apparently engaged in a gaming session. The television displays a game with multiple camera angles, suggesting a multiplayer environment. The setting is compact and utilitarian, with equipment and panels mounted on the wooden walls, reflecting the functional design typical of a naval ship's interior. The lighting is moderate, providing enough illumination to see the details without harsh glare. The individuals present are focused on the screen, holding gaming controllers, suggesting a moment of leisure and camaraderie among the crew. The presence of naval uniforms indicates their military affiliation. The screenshot captures a unique juxtaposition of military life and modern gaming culture, highlighting a recreational aspect aboard a Navy vessel. There is a sense of relaxation and engagement as the crew members enjoy a break from their duties. The video title suggests a discussion about the use of red lighting in Navy ship rooms, possibly related to preserving night vision or other operational reasons.
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