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Ray Mabus meets with U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John

Ray Mabus meets with U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John

Ray Mabus meets with U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John Heffern at the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan, Armenia. Mabus met with U.S. and Armenian officials to discuss regional and global security issues and opportunities ... More

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus speaks with U.S. Marines

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus speaks with U.S. Marines

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus speaks with U.S. Marines assigned to the Marine Security Detachment in Yerevan, Armenia. Mabus met with U.S. and Armenian officials to discuss regional and global security issues... More

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus meets with Armenian

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus meets with Armenian

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus meets with Armenian Minister of Defense Seyran Ohanian, in Yerevan, Armenia. Mabus met with U.S. and Armenian officials to discuss regional and global security issues and opportu... More

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus delivers a statement

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus delivers a statement

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus delivers a statement to the media after meeting with Armenian Minister of Defense Seyran Ohanian, in Yerevan, Armenia. Mabus met with U.S. and Armenian officials to discuss regio... More

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