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Newly pinned chief petty officers stand in formation

Newly pinned chief petty officers stand in formation

Newly pinned chief petty officers stand in formation during the USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) chief pinning ceremony at Naval Base Kitsap. John C. Stennis is moored in a controlled industrial area for a planned ... More

Basketball at sea, US Navy Photogrpah

Basketball at sea, US Navy Photogrpah

Cryptologic technician (technical) Petty Officer 2nd Class Terrence Burrell, from Houston, attempts to block Seaman Elzer Bailes from Chicago, during a basketball game in the hangar bay aboard the Nimitz-class ... More

Chief Petty Officer Jason May, a fire controlman, is

Chief Petty Officer Jason May, a fire controlman, is

Chief Petty Officer Jason May, a fire controlman, is pinned by his family during the USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) chief pinning ceremony at Naval Base Kitsap. John C. Stennis is moored in a controlled industria... More

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