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150515-N-GZ638-023 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt.

150515-N-GZ638-023 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt.

150515-N-GZ638-023 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt. Heidi Agle, former commodore of Amphibious Squadron Eleven, cuts a cake with Capt. Marvin Thompson, commodore of Amphibious Squadron Eleven, during a chan... More

150515-N-RU971-193 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt.

150515-N-RU971-193 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt.

150515-N-RU971-193 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt. Heidi Agle, Commander Amphibious Squadron Eleven's (CPR 11) outgoing commanding officer, returns a salute from the side boys during the departure of the o... More

150515-N-RU971-140 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Master

150515-N-RU971-140 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Master

150515-N-RU971-140 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Master Chief Machinist's Mate Scott Maretich presents Capt. Heidi Agle, Commander Amphibious Squadron Eleven's (CPR 11) outgoing commanding officer, with her pe... More

150515-N-RU971-125 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt.

150515-N-RU971-125 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt.

150515-N-RU971-125 SASEBO, Japan (May 15, 2015) - Capt. Heidi Agle addresses the guests and crew during Commander Amphibious Squadron Eleven's (CPR 11) change of command ceremony in the hangar bay of the amphib... More

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