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Building Number 22 (43), Commandant's Office, Showing Under Part of Marquee

Building 29(62), Washroom, Looking East

Building 43 (36-4), Looking Northeast, Building to be Razed

Monthly Progress Photo, Building 37, Garage, Yard Labor

Building 29(62), Washroom, Looking Southeast

A chain hangs on a wall in the 35th Civil Engineer

New York Navy Yard - Building 41, Looking West

Building 60, From Caisson Dry Dock Number 2

Monthly Progress Report, Building 41 (58), Toilet Room, Looking Southeast

Building 37 (60), Yard Master's Office, Showing Cracks in Wall

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Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard

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04/03/1913
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US Army (USA) Corps of Engineers (USACE) Civilian, Billy Sellin (left, center in uniform), Resident Engineer, Balad Air Base (AB) Resident Office, Gulf Region North (GRN), speaks with several civilian subcontractors about the construction progress of the new medical supply warehouse at the Logistical Support Area (LSA) Balad, Balad Air Base (AB), Salah Ad Din Province, Iraq (IRQ), during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM

Photograph of Rough Hardwood Pulpwood Stacked in the Storage Yard of a Peoria, Illinois, Manufacturer

Retired Admiral (ADM) Arleigh A. Burke, a former chief of naval operations, gestures with his cane at a wall display detailing his career. ADM Burke is at the Naval War College for the dedication of a new hall named in his honor

Secretary Mel Martinez with Office of General Counsel Staff

Office of Enforcement and Compliance - Confirmation Hearing [412-APD-815-JPEG-2009-04-28_1ConfirmationHearingAAs_1058.jpg]

Flooding ^ Hurricane/Tropical Storm ^ Severe Storm - Mandeville, La. , Sep. 10, 2012 -- Daniel LLargues, a FEMA PIO talks to Steve Martin, a homeowner in the old section of Mandeville, La. Martin's home suffered water damage when Hurricane Isaac pushed water into his yard. The Martin's lost electrical power but their home was saved because it was elevated. FEMA is working with local, state and other federal agencies to provide assistance to homeowners who want to raise their homes to the current recommended height of at least 12 feet above the ground. Photo by Patsy Lynch/FEMA

Office of Research and Development - 2010 People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) [412-APD-942-2010-04-26_1P3Exhibits_1141.jpg]

Office of Research and Development - 2008 People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) [412-APD-933-2008_1P3Events_1091.jpg]

Dry Dock Number 4, Monthly Progress Photo, Grading and Paving Around Dock, Looking East, Yard Labor - Uvalde Asphalt Company Contractor

Office of Administration and Resource Management - Transformational Leadership Conference (TLC) with Scott Page [412-APD-69-2009_05_12_TLC_026.jpg]

Building Number 25, Looking Southwest

Dry Dock Number 4, Monthly Progress Photo, West Approach Wall, Looking Southwest, Holbrook, Cabot, and Rollins Corporation, Contractor

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