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Chief Builder Billy Knox, originally from Chapin, Ill.,, military uniform, man, outdoors, chief builder, billy knox, chapin illinois

Chief Builder Billy Knox, originally from Chapin, Ill.,

03/02/2013 · Defense Visual Information Distribution Service

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Chief Builder Billy Knox, originally from Chapin, Ill., and Navy Misawa snow team leader, colors in the number "73" on a snow sculpture he helped create. Knox, and the Navy Misawa snow sculpture team created a snow sculpture of USS George Washington (CVN 73) for the 64th Annual Sapporo Snow Festival. The team, from Naval Air Facility Misawa, created a sculpture on behalf of the base for the city's festival on northern Japan's Hokkaido Island. This is the 30th year that the naval installation has sent a delegation of sailors to take part in the city's festival. (U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Mass Communication Specialist Daniel Sanford/Released)

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navy misawa snow team completes 2013 snow sculpture
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