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Seaman John Allison, a mineman, stands watch on a

Seaman John Allison, a mineman, stands watch on a

Seaman John Allison, a mineman, stands watch on a twin-mounted .50-caliber machine gun station aboard the mine countermeasures ship USS Avenger (MCM 1) during a transit of the Strait of Malacca. Avenger is on p... More

Logistics Specialist Manuel Torres stands aft lookout

Logistics Specialist Manuel Torres stands aft lookout

Logistics Specialist Manuel Torres stands aft lookout on the fantail of the mine countermeasures ship USS Avenger (MCM 1) during a transit of the Strait of Malacca. Avenger is on patrol in the U.S. 7th Fleet ar... More

Petty Officer 2nd Class Herman Bennett, an information

Petty Officer 2nd Class Herman Bennett, an information

Petty Officer 2nd Class Herman Bennett, an information systems technician, points out the naval base to Seaman Joshua Kissel, a quartermaster and Seaman Victor Maldonadocolon, a culinary specialist, during a se... More

USS Avenger action, US Navy Photogrpah

USS Avenger action, US Navy Photogrpah

Petty Officer 2nd Class Herman Bennett, information systems technician, leads a fire team during a damage control drill aboard the mine countermeasures ship USS Avenger. Avenger is on patrol in the U.S. 7th Fle... More

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