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Equipment Operator 2nd Class Emil A. Norby uses a backhoe to dig a waterline on the island of Yap. Norby, a U.S. Navy construction battalion member, is part of a Civic Action Team deployed to the island to aid villagers with construction projects and offer vocational training
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Beverly Imeong, a mechanic trainee, reviews a technical manual with Construction Mechanic 2nd Class Kevin Griffitts. Griffitts and other United States Navy construction battalion members are part of a Civic Action Team deployed to the island of Yap to offer vocational training and to aid villagers with construction projects
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Country: Micronesia
Scene Camera Operator: JOCS B.A. Cornfeld
Release Status: Released to Public
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Date
29/10/1990
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The U.S. National Archives
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