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Ensign Ashley Sanford gives Brazilian Naval Academy

Ensign Ashley Sanford gives Brazilian Naval Academy

Ensign Ashley Sanford gives Brazilian Naval Academy cadets a tour aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Nitze. Nitze is deployed to South America in support of the Atlantic phase of UNITAS 52. (U.S. Navy phot... More

The guided-missile frigate USS Thach departs Brazilian

The guided-missile frigate USS Thach departs Brazilian

The guided-missile frigate USS Thach departs Brazilian Naval Base Rio de Janeiro after a six-day port visit as part of the Atlantic phase of UNITAS 52. Thach is participating in exercises with the U.S. Coast Gu... More

UNITAS 52 Atlantic Phase Task Group commanders, Capt.

UNITAS 52 Atlantic Phase Task Group commanders, Capt.

UNITAS 52 Atlantic Phase Task Group commanders, Capt. Luis Lopez Mazzeo, from Argentina, left, Capt. Jose Barradas, from Mexico, Capt. Marc Weeks and Vice Rear Adm. Edlander Santos, both from Brazil, cut a cere... More

The guided-missile destroyer USS Nitze passes by Rio

The guided-missile destroyer USS Nitze passes by Rio

The guided-missile destroyer USS Nitze passes by Rio de Janeiro after spending six days participating in events at the Brazilian Naval Base Rio de Janeiro during the Atlantic phase of UNITAS 52. Nitze is partic... More

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