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160916-N-OK605-072 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-072 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-072 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief Petty Officer Larry Algaard is pinned at the 2016 Chief Petty Officer Pinning Ceremony at Misawa Airbase. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist... More

160916-N-OK605-207 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-207 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-207 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief Petty Officer Julian Dulay is congratulated after the 2016 Chief Petty Officer Pinning Ceremony at Misawa Airbase. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication S... More

160916-N-OK605-064 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine

160916-N-OK605-064 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine

160916-N-OK605-064 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine Sailors promoted to the rank of chief petty officer prepare to be pinned at a ceremony on Misawa Airbase. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist ... More

160916-N-OK605-166 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine

160916-N-OK605-166 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine

160916-N-OK605-166 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine Sailors promoted to the rank of chief petty officer prepare to be pinned at a ceremony on Misawa Airbase. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist ... More

160916-N-OK605-144 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-144 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-144 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief Aviation Maintenance Adminstrationman Xiaojie Huang walks through side boys after being pinned to the new rank of chief petty officer. (U.S. Navy Photo by ... More

160916-N-OK605-084 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-084 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-084 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief Information Systems Technician Thomas Zacher has his chief petty officer combination cover placed by Chief Yeoman Kenneth Vinoya after being pinned to the ... More

160916-N-OK605-138 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-138 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-138 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief Petty Officer Xiaojie Huang has his cover placed at the 2016 Chief Petty Officer Pinning Ceremony at Misawa Airbase. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication... More

160916-N-OK605-064 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine

160916-N-OK605-064 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine

160916-N-OK605-064 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Nine Sailors promoted to the rank of chief petty officer prepare to be pinned at a ceremony on Misawa Airbase. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist ... More

160916-N-OK605-084 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-084 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief

160916-N-OK605-084 MISAWA, Japan (Sep. 16, 2016) Chief Information Systems Technician Thomas Zacher has his chief petty officer combination cover placed by Chief Yeoman Kenneth Vinoya after being pinned to the ... More

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