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ENS Brandon Fausti, ENS Jon Shoemaker and Robert F. Sumrall, curator of ships models for the U.S. Naval Academy, pose for a photograph beside a display case containing personal possessions of naval hero John Paul Jones. The collection is on display at Bath Iron Works Shipyard for the christening and launch of the guided missile destroyer JOHN PAUL JONES (DDG-53) which will take place on Oct. 26th.

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Base: Bath

State: Maine(ME)

Country: United States Of America(USA)

Scene Camera Operator: Don S. Montgomery, USN (Ret.)

Release Status: Released to Public

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