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Col. Jonathan D. Covington, right, is drenched with

Col. Jonathan D. Covington, right, is drenched with

Col. Jonathan D. Covington, right, is drenched with water following his final flight March 10 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. The flight signified Covington’s retirement following more than 30 years of hon... More

Col. Jonathan D. Covington checks the instruments of

Col. Jonathan D. Covington checks the instruments of

Col. Jonathan D. Covington checks the instruments of his C-20 aircraft March 10 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma following his final flight before retiring from the Marine Corps after more than 30 years of h... More

Col. Jonathan D. Covington takes a moment to reflect

Col. Jonathan D. Covington takes a moment to reflect

Col. Jonathan D. Covington takes a moment to reflect on over 30 years of military service March 10 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma following his final flight before officially retiring. The final flight, a ... More

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