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US Navy (USN) Female Sailors from the Aircraft Carrier, USS JOHN F. KENNEDY (CV 67) (not shown), pose for a photograph before participating in the CitiStreet's Corporate 5K run in downtown Jacksonville, Florida (FL). Two hundred and thirty-five JFK Sailors ran in the race and more than 2,000 people from various businesses in the city participated in the fundraiser and the festivities. The proceeds are donated to the Blue Cross / Blue Shield's, Northeast Child Abuse Prevention Program. Pictured left to right: Storekeeper Second Class (SK2) Vanessa Durant; Storekeeper Third Class (SK3) Kenya Smith; Storekeeper SEAMAN (SKSA) Leonela Cortorreal; and SKSA Jossianne Thompson

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US Navy (USN) Female Sailors from the Aircraft Carrier, USS JOHN F. KENNEDY (CV 67) (not shown), pose for a photograph before participating in the CitiStreet's Corporate 5K run in downtown Jacksonville, Florida (FL). Two hundred and thirty-five JFK Sailors ran in the race and more than 2,000 people from various businesses in the city participated in the fundraiser and the festivities. The proceeds are donated to the Blue Cross / Blue Shield's, Northeast Child Abuse Prevention Program. Pictured left to right: Storekeeper Second Class (SK2) Vanessa Durant; Storekeeper Third Class (SK3) Kenya Smith; Storekeeper SEAMAN (SKSA) Leonela Cortorreal; and SKSA Jossianne Thompson

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