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Independence Square: Boy Scouts Gather At Statue Of Commodore John Barry, August 1973

Independence Square: Boy Scouts Gather At Statue Of Commodore John Bar...

Original Caption: Independence Square: Boy Scouts Gather At Statue Of Commodore John Barry, August 1973..U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-10251..Photographer: Swanson, Dick...Subjects:.Environ... More

Sailors participate in an annual ceremony at Commodore John Barry's gravesite

Sailors participate in an annual ceremony at Commodore John Barry's gr...

200913-N-PE636-0039 PHILADELPHIA (Sept. 13, 2020) Cmdr. A.J. Kruppa, Naval Support Activity Philadelphia's officer-in-charge, speaks during an annual wreath-laying ceremony at Commodore John Barry's Old St. Mar... More

Sailors participate in an annual ceremony at Commodore John Barry's gravesite

Sailors participate in an annual ceremony at Commodore John Barry's gr...

200913-N-PE636-0048 PHILADELPHIA (Sept. 13, 2020) Cmdr. A.J. Kruppa, Naval Support Activity Philadelphia's officer-in-charge, renders a salute during an annual wreath-laying ceremony at Commodore John Barry's O... More

Sailors participate in an annual ceremony at Commodore John Barry's gravesite

Sailors participate in an annual ceremony at Commodore John Barry's gr...

200913-N-PE636-0017 PHILADELPHIA (Sept. 13, 2020) Sailors assigned to Naval Support Activity Philadelphia participate in an annual wreath-laying ceremony at Commodore John Barry's Old St. Mary's Church gravesit... More

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