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The Turkish flag is raised for the first time aboard the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The YUCETEPE, formerly the USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony

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A Turkish Naval officer speaks at the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony for the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886). After being decommissioned by the US Navy the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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Turkish officers and sailors line the decks of the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The YUCETEPE, formerly the USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony. The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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Turkish sailors and officers salute as the Turkish flag is raised for the first time aboard the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D 345). The YUCETEPE, formerly the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony

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Turkish officers board the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345) for the first time. The YUCETEPE, formerly the USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony. The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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A US Navy officer and the Turkish Naval Attache to the United States, right, pose together during the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony for the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886). After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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Captain John D. Chamberlain, the commander of Surface Squadron One, addresses guests attending the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony for the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886). After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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Commander Helmut A. Torok, the commanding officer of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), exchanges salutes with Lieutentant Commander John A. Norris, the acting executive officer, during the ship's combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony. After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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Rear Admiral William A. Cockell Jr., the commander of Cruiser Destroyer Group 5, accepts the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886) from the ship's commanding officer, Commander Helmut A. Torok, during the ship's decommissioning ceremony. After the ceremony the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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Commander Baykan Dilberouglu of the Turkish Navy accepts command of the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D 345). The YUCETEPE, formerly the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony

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Captain John D. Chamberlain, left, commander of Surface Squadron One, and Commander Helmut A. Torok, commanding officer of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), salute, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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A US Navy officer and the Turkish Naval Attache to the United States, right, pose together during the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony for the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886). After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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Captain Helmut A. Torok, commanding officer of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), accepts the commissioning pennant from CHIEF Operations SPECIALIST Marvin E. Drown during the ship's decommissioning ceremony. After the ceremony the ORLECK will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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The colors are paraded by a combined Navy/Marine Corps color guard during the decommissioning ceremony for the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886). After the ceremony the ship bill be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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Turkish sailors board the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345) for the first time. The YUCETEPE, formerly the USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony. The ORLECK is the last World Wa

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The US flag is lowered for the last time aboard the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886) during the ship's decommissioning ceremony. After the ceremony the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last

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Crew members of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886) disembark from their ship for the last time during the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony. After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Tacoma State: Washington (WA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: Unknown Release Status: Released to Public Combined More

The Turkish flag is raised for the first time aboard the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The YUCETEPE, formerly the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony

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Crew members disembark from the destroyer the USS ORLECK (DD 886) for the last time during the ship's decommissioning ceremony. After the ceremony the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK was the Pacific Fleet`s last World War II era destroyer

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Turkish sailors and officers salute as the Turkish flag is raised for the first time aboard the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The YUCETEPE, formerly the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony

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Turkish sailors board the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345) for the first time. The YUCETEPE, formerly the USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony. The ORLECK is the last World Wa

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Crew members of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886) prepare to march away during the ship's combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony. After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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Captain John D. Chamberlain, left, commander of Surface Squadron One, and Commander Helmut A. Torok, commanding officer of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), stand at attention and salute during the ship's combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony. After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

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Rear Admiral William A. Cockell Jr., the commander of Cruiser-Destroyer Group 5, accepts the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886) from the ship's commanding officer, Commander Helmut A. Torok, during the ship's decommissioning ceremony. After the ceremony the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed TCG YUCETEPE (D-345)

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Tacoma State: Washington (WA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: Unknown Release Status: Released to Public Combined More

Crew members of the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886), disembark from their ship for the last time during the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony. After decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Tacoma State: Washington (WA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: Unknown Release Status: Released to Public Combined More

Turkish sailors board the destroyer TCG YUCETEPE (D-345) for the first time. The YUCETEPE, formerly the USS ORLECK (DD 886), is being decommissioned by the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish Navy in a combined ceremony. The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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The Turkish Naval Attache to the United States speaks at the combined decommissioning and transfer ceremony for the destroyer USS ORLECK (DD 886). After being decommissioned by the US Navy the ship will be transferred to the Turkish Navy and renamed the TCG YUCETEPE (D-345). The ORLECK is the last World War II era destroyer in the Pacific Fleet

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Turkish sailors man the rail aboard the TCG HIZIR REIS (S 342) at the conclusion of the transfer ceremony. The Tang class submarine, ex-USS GUDGEON (SSAG 567) has been decommissioned and is being immediately transferred to the Turkish Navy on a five-year lease

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A Turkish sailor removes the name from the Tang class submarine ex-USS GUDGEON (SSAG 567) during the transfer ceremony. The GUDGEON was decommissioned and is being immediately transferred to the Turkish Navy on a five-year lease. The submarine is being renamed to TCG HIZIR REIS (S 342)

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Commander G. Mike Wilson, ex-commanding officer, reads the decommissioning and transferring orders for the ex-USS GUDGEON (SSAG 567). The Tang class submarine, upon decommissioning, is being immediately transferred to the Turkish Navy on a five-year lease. The submarine is being renamed to TCG HIZIR REIS (S 342)

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Turkish sailors during the decommissioning and transferring ceremony for the ex-USS GUDGEON (SSAG 567). The Tang class submarine is being decommissioned and immediately transferred to the Turkish Navy on a five-year lease. The submarine is being renamed to TCG HIZIR REIS (S 342)

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A Turkish sailor raises the Turkish commissioning pennant aboard the TCG HIZIR REIS (S 342) as members of its former crew stand in the foreground. The Tang class submarine, ex-USS GUDGEON (SSAG 567) has been decommissioned and is being immediately transferred to the Turkish Navy on a five-year lease

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A starboard quarter view of the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076) tied up at the Thirty-Second Street Naval Base prior to its sale and transfer to the Turkish navy. The amphibious assault ship USS ESSEX (LHD-2) is moored to the pier behind the FANNING

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Turkish navy PETTY Officer Kemal Zengin gives a souvenir cap to CHIEF Personnelman Jeffrey Rothrock aboard the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076). Zengin and Rothrock worked and trained together for three months prior to the decommissioning of the FANNING from the U.S. Navy and its subsequent transfer to the Turkish navy as the TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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Turkish crew members salute as their flag is raised at the stern of the former USS FANNING (FF-1076). The frigate has just been decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Turkish navy as the TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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The ensign is lowered from the flagstaff during the decommissioning of the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076). Upon decommissioning, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish navy and renamed the TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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Crew members of the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076) pass through ranks of Turkish sailors as they leave their ship for the last time during its decommissioning. Upon decommissioning from the U.S. Navy, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish navy and renamed TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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Crew members of the Turkish frigate TCG ADATEPE (F-251) cover the ship's original brow banner with a new one after the ship was decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Turkish navy. The ship was formerly the USS FANNING (FF-1076)

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Crew members of the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076) pass through ranks of Turkish sailors as they leave their ship for the last time during its decommissioning. Upon decommissioning from the U.S. Navy, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish navy and renamed TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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A Turkish navy color guard folds its national ensign on the stern of the frigate TCG ADATEPE (F 251). Formerly the USS FANNING (FF 1076), the ship has just been decommissioned from the US Navy and transferred to the Turkish navy

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Turkish navy CMDR. Zafer Topac is saluted on the quarterdeck as he comes aboard the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076). Topac is making his final inspection of the ship before it is decommissioned from the U.S. Navy and transferred to the Turkish navy as the TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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Turkish sailors stand in ranks during the decommissioning of the frigate USS FANNING (FF-1076). After being decommissioned from the U.S. Navy, the ship will be transferred to the Turkish navy as the TCG ADATEPE (F-251)

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A U.S./Turkish color guard stand in formation during the decommissioning/transfer ceremony for the frigate USS REASONER (FF-1063). The vessel is being decommissioned from U.S. naval service and is being transferred to the Turkish navy as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F-252)

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The Turkish flag is raised on the stern of the former frigate USS REASONER (FF-1063) following the vessel's decommissioning from U.S. naval service and its transfer to the Turkish navy as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F-252). The frigate has a 20mm Mark 15 Phalanx close-in weapons system mounted on the stern

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U.S. and Turkish navy personnel stand in formation during the decommissioning/transfer ceremony for the frigate USS REASONER (FF-1063). The vessel is being decommissioned from U.S. naval service and is being transferred to the Turkish navy as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F-252)

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Officers stand on the stern of the frigate USS REASONER (FF 1063) as the national ensign is lowered during the decommissioning/transfer ceremony. The REASONER is being decommissioned from US naval service and transferred to the Turkish navy as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F 252)

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Bunting decorates the frigate USS REASONER (FF 1063) as sailors man the rails aboard the vessel during its decommissioning/transfer ceremony. Following its decommissioning from US naval service, the REASONER is being transferred to the Turkish navy and will be known as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F 252)

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A U.S. Navy/Turkish color guard presents the colors during the decommissioning/transfer ceremony for the frigate USS REASONER (FF-1063), moored to Pier 13 in the background. Upon being decommissioned from U.S. naval service, the REASONER is being transferred to the Turkish navy and will be known as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F-252)

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An officer carries the national ensign down the gangway of the former frigate USS REASONER (FF-1063) following the ship's decommissioning from U.S. naval service. The vessel is being transferred to the Turkish navy and will be known as the frigate TCG KOCATEPE (F-252)

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A port bow view of the destroyer tender USS YELLOWSTONE (AD-41) tied up on the south side of pier three at the Norfolk Naval Station. Astern of the YELLOWSTONE is the frigate USS BOWEN (FF-1079). She is being prepared for transfer to the Turkish Navy as the frigate AKDENZ (F-257)

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A port bow view of the recently commissioned Turkish frigate TRAKYA (F-254) tied up at the Norfolk Naval Station. The TRAKYA is the USS AINSWORTH (FF-1090) which is being prepared for transfer to the Turkish Navy as the EGE (F-256)

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STS51G-102-035 - STS-51G - Baudry participates in the FPE and Al-Saud eats a meal

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Photographic documentation showing the two payload specialists on the middeck, with Sultan Salman Abdelazize Al-Saud in the midst of a meal and Patrick More

A starboard bow view of the Italian Navy, GARIBALDI CLASS: Aircraft Carrier, GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI (C 551), underway in the Atlantic Ocean while participating in Exercise MAJESTIC EAGLE, a multinational exercise being conducted off the coast of Morocco. The Turkish Navy, OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CLASS: Frigate, GEDIZ (F 495) ex-FFG 19, is underway in the background. The exercise demonstrates the combined force capabilities and quick response times of the participating naval, air, undersea and surface warfare groups

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004 Country: Atlantic Ocean (AOC) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN Rob Gaton, Usn Release Status: Released to Publ More

A multi-national armada of war ships underway in the Atlantic Ocean while participating in Exercise MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004. Pictured foreground-to-background are the German Navy, BREMEN CLASSS (Type 122): Frigate, NIEDERSACHSEN (F 208), the US Navy (USN) Submarine Tender, USS EMORY S. LAND (AS 39), the Turkish Navy, OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CLASS: Frigate, GEDIZ (F 495) ex-FFG 19, and the Spanish Navy, Frigate (Ageis) ALVARO DE BAZAN (F 101). The exercise demonstrates the combined force capabilities and quick response times of the participating naval, air, undersea and surface warfare groups

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004 Country: Atlantic Ocean (AOC) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN Josh Kinter, Usn Release Status: Released to Pu More

Starboard side view of the Italian Navy, GARIBALDI CLASS: Aircraft Carrier, GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI (C 551), underway in heavy seas in the Atlantic Ocean, while participating in Exercise MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004. The Turkish Navy, OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CLASS: Frigate, GEDIZ (F 495) ex-FFG 19 (background left), and the US Navy (USN) NIMITZ CLASS: Aircraft Carrier, USS HARRY S. TRUMAN (CVN 75), are also pictured. The exercise demonstrates the combined force capabilities and quick response times of the participating naval, air, undersea and surface warfare groups

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004 Country: Atlantic Ocean (AOC) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN Joshu Kinter, Usn Release Status: Released to P More

The Turkish Navy, OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CLASS: Frigate, GEDIZ (F 495) ex-FFG 19 (foreground), the US Navy (USN) NIMITZ CLASS: Aircraft Carrier, USS HARRY S. TRUMAN (CVN 75) (left), and the Italian Navy, GARIBALDI CLASS: Aircraft Carrier, GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI (C 551), underway in the Atlantic Ocean, while participating in Exercise MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004. The exercise demonstrates the combined force capabilities and quick response times of the participating naval, air, undersea and surface warfare groups

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: MAJESTIC EAGLE 2004 Country: Atlantic Ocean (AOC) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN Rob Gatson, Usn Release Status: Released to Pub More