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22 feb 2019

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190222-N-OU202-0130 Sailors aboard the Nimitz-Class

190222-N-OU202-0130 Sailors aboard the Nimitz-Class

190222-N-OU202-0130 Sailors aboard the Nimitz-Class Aircraft Carrier USS George Washington (CVN-73) dance to music at the Command Birthday Ball. The George Washington Birthday Ball is an annual event to celeb... More

190222-N-OU202-0044 Capt. Glenn Jamison, the commanding

190222-N-OU202-0044 Capt. Glenn Jamison, the commanding

190222-N-OU202-0044 Capt. Glenn Jamison, the commanding officer, Capt. Daryle Cardone, the executive officer, Command Master Chief Maurice Coffey, the command master chief aboard the aboard the Nimitz-class Air... More

190222-N-OU202-0091 LT. Jeremy Hobbs, an attendee

190222-N-OU202-0091 LT. Jeremy Hobbs, an attendee

190222-N-OU202-0091 LT. Jeremy Hobbs, an attendee at the Birthday Ball from Frankston, Texas, receives a watch as a prize for best dressed from Matthew Pennell, the afloat recreational specialist aboard the Ni... More

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