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Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman, swims in the San Diego Swim Masters 2014 Short Course Meters Meet at The Salvation Army Kroc Aquatic Center in San Diego, Calif., November 23, 2014. S... More

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman, swims in the San Diego Swim Masters 2014 Short Course Meters Meet at The Salvation Army Kroc Aquatic Center in San Diego, Calif., November 23, 2014. S... More

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman, swims in the San Diego Swim Masters 2014 Short Course Meters Meet at The Salvation Army Kroc Aquatic Center in San Diego, Calif., November 23, 2014. S... More

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman,

Petty Officer 1st Class Jamie Sclater, a hospital corpsman, swims in the San Diego Swim Masters 2014 Short Course Meters Meet at The Salvation Army Kroc Aquatic Center in San Diego, Calif., November 23, 2014. S... More

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