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151009-N-ZZ999-053 LOUISVILLE, KY (Oct. 9, 2015) Cmdr.

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151009-N-ZZ999-053 LOUISVILLE, KY (Oct. 9, 2015) Cmdr.

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151009-N-ZZ999-053 LOUISVILLE, KY (Oct. 9, 2015) Cmdr. David S. Cox, commanding officer of USS Louisville (SSN 724), presents a USS Louisville ballcap and framed photo to Louisville mayor Greg Fischer. The mayor met with Cmdr. Cox and Louisville sailors to discuss the relationship between the ship and the city. This event was during the USS Louisville namesake visit, part of the Navy’s namesake relationship program, meant to improve and strengthen ties between a ship and its namesake. (U.S. Navy photo by Lt. Javan Rasnake/Released)

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