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An honor guard performs a present-arms salute at the conclusion of the burial-at-sea ceremony for LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

Navy personnel stand at attention and salute as the coffin of LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger is placed in a hearse by pallbearers. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

Family members bow their heads as they listen the final blessing during the burial-at-sea ceremony for LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

A memorial service is given for LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger prior to his burial at sea. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

A bugler plays taps at the conclusion of burial at sea for LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

A Navy color guard prepares to meet the aircraft carrying the body of LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

The Air Force Honor Guard fires a 21-gun salute at the conclusion of the graveside funeral service at Arlington National Cemetery for Michael Hammer, AFL-CIO labor specialist in San Salvador for the State Department

A flag is presented to a member of the Schaufelberger family at the conclusion of a burial-at-sea ceremony for LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

Six Navy pallbearers carry the flag-draped coffin of LT. CMDR. Albert A. Schaufelberger down the loading ramp of a transport aircraft. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

An honor guard fires a 21-gun salute at the conclusion of the burial-at-sea ceremony for LCDR Albert A. Schaufelberger. Schaufelberger was killed in San Salvador

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Base: San Diego

State: California (CA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: PH2 James H. Wallace

Release Status: Released to Public

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03/06/1983
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