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Navy COMCAM operator self-portrait

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Navy COMCAM operator self-portrait

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U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Marcos T. Hernandez Bojhito, from San Juan, P.R., assigned to Fleet Combat Camera Group Pacific (COMCAM), poses for a self-portrait prior to participating in a river patrol with Riverine Squadron 1, Riverine Group 1, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command, in support of Regimental Combat Team 2 during a deployment on Sept 7, 2007, in Haditha Dam, Iraq. For almost seven decades until it's decommissioning in 2018, COMCAM's mission was to provide direct imagery capability to the Secretary of Defense, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Military Departments, combatant commands and joint task forces during wartime operations, worldwide crisis, contingencies and joint exercises. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Marcos T. Hernandez)

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07/09/2007
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