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ENSIGN Darius Banaji, resident officer in charge of construction, inspects newly laid concrete at Naval Station, Roosevelt Roads

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Base: Naval Station, Roosevelt Roads

Country: Puerto Rico (PRI)

Scene Camera Operator: PH2 (Ac) Suzette Lorene Hart

Release Status: Released to Public

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07/09/1988
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