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YOKOSUKA, Japan – U.S. Naval Hospital (USNH) Yokosuka

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YOKOSUKA, Japan – U.S. Naval Hospital (USNH) Yokosuka Commanding Officer (Acting), Capt. Kristen Atterbury, center, Executive Officer (Acting), Cmdr. Marcy Morlock, left, and Command Master Chief Loren Rucker, right, pose with staffmembers of the facility in a teal ribbon-shaped formation, Mar. 31, to signify the start of the 13th Annual Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. April is the month designated for observation, with the theme "Protecting Our People Protects Our Mission. The Difference Starts with You. Step Up and Step In to Stop Sexual Assault." (U.S. Navy photo by Greg Mitchell, USNH Yokosuka Public Affairs Office/Released)

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