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Lt. Cmdr. Chuck Bell, a civil affairs planner assigned

Lt. Cmdr. Chuck Bell, a civil affairs planner assigned

Lt. Cmdr. Chuck Bell, a civil affairs planner assigned to Maritime Civil Affairs Squadron 2 serving on the Africa Partnership Station staff, discusses the type of food products being used at a Nutrition and Reh... More

Armed Sentry Course, US Navy Photogrpah

Armed Sentry Course, US Navy Photogrpah

U.S. and French Navy trainers and Cameroonian students on Zodaic crafts make their approach to the amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) while learning visit, board, search and seizure techniqu... More

Capt. John B. Nowell Jr., commodore of Africa Partnership

Capt. John B. Nowell Jr., commodore of Africa Partnership

Capt. John B. Nowell Jr., commodore of Africa Partnership Station, along with the international APS staff, congratulates Ghanaian Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Bennet Botchway Obro aboard the dock landing ship U... More

USS Fort McHenry, Africa Partnership Station Initiative

USS Fort McHenry, Africa Partnership Station Initiative

Builder Petty Officer 2nd Class (SCW) Errol Browning, right, explains the plans of construction to William Boafo, deputy Minister of Defense, Ambassador Pamela E. Bridgewater and Commodore Matthew Quashie, Ghan... More

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