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200605-N-HR150-1112 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1112 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1112 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020) - Hull Maintenance Technician 2nd Class Alex Robison, from Fort Walton Beach, Florida, welds together pieces of steel for a pipe drain duct aboard U.S. 7th Fle... More

200605-N-HR150-1089 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1089 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1089 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020) - Hull Maintenance Technician 2nd Class Alex Robison, from Fort Walton Beach, Florida, welds together pieces of steel for a pipe drain duct aboard U.S. 7th Fle... More

200605-N-HR150-1005 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1005 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1005 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020) - Hull Maintenance Technician 3rd Class Ryan Misuraca, from Las Vegas, cleans a piece of steel before working on a welding project aboard U.S. 7th Fleet flagsh... More

200605-N-HR150-1035 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1035 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020)

200605-N-HR150-1035 PHILIPPINE SEA (June 05, 2020) - Hull Maintenance Technician 3rd Class Ryan Misuraca, from Las Vegas, cleans a piece of steel before working on a welding project aboard U.S. 7th Fleet flagsh... More

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