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Joe Moglia, left, member of the Strategic Command

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Joe Moglia, left, member of the Strategic Command

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Joe Moglia, left, member of the Strategic Command Consultation Committee, Cmdr. Eduardo Fernandez, commanding officer of the blue crew of the fleet ballistic missile submarine USS Kentucky (Blue), Cmdr. Joseph Nosse, commanding officer of Kentucky's Gold crew, and Gen. Kevin Chilton, commander of U.S. Strategic Command, pose for a photo after the Omaha Trophy was presented to the commanding officers of Kentucky. The Omaha Trophy, sponsored by U.S. Strategic Command and the STRATCOM Consultation Committee, is given annually to the best ballistic missile submarine as well as units with intercontinental ballistic missiles, strategic aircraft and strategic space and information operations.

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29/09/2010
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