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160907-N-ZP059-236 BELFAIR Wash., (Sept. 7, 2016) –

160907-N-ZP059-236 BELFAIR Wash., (Sept. 7, 2016) –

160907-N-ZP059-236 BELFAIR Wash., (Sept. 7, 2016) – Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Mollie Menham, stationed at Naval Base Kitsap, gets a hug from a student of Sand Hill Elementary School on her first day of school... More

160907-N-ZP059-128 BELFAIR Wash., (Sept. 7, 2016) –

160907-N-ZP059-128 BELFAIR Wash., (Sept. 7, 2016) –

160907-N-ZP059-128 BELFAIR Wash., (Sept. 7, 2016) – Sailors from Naval Base Kitsap welcome back students of Sand Hill Elementary School on their first day of school. Sand Hill Elementary School teaches more tha... More

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BELFAIR, Wash. (Sep. 7, 2016) Sailors

160907-N-ZP059-024 BELFAIR, Wash. (Sep. 7, 2016) Sailors

160907-N-ZP059-024 BELFAIR, Wash. (Sep. 7, 2016) Sailors from Naval Base Kitsap welcome back students of Sand Hill Elementary School on their first day of school. Sand Hill Elementary School teaches more than ... More

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