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Builder 3rd Class Trevor Shrum, originally from Centralia,, us navy, builder, nail gun, plywood, frame, construction, southwest asia hut, military, personnel

Builder 3rd Class Trevor Shrum, originally from Centralia,

02/05/2013 · Defense Visual Information Distribution Service

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Builder 3rd Class Trevor Shrum, originally from Centralia, Wash., removes rubble with a wheelbarrow during renovations at the Davy Jones Locker Recreation Center, May 2, 2013. The entire renovation project is being completed by Misawa Seabees on board Naval Air Facility Misawa. This U.S. naval installation is located in northern Japan, and is home to more than 1,500 sailors, Department of Defense employees, and family members. (U.S. Navy photo by Seaman Mass Communication Specialist Jean Baker/Released)

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