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Display model, US Navy Photogrpah

Display model, US Navy Photogrpah

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, displays a model of a Caterpillar wheel loader painted in the Seabee paint scheme which he received in appreciation for his visit to... More

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, receives a ceremonial key to a Caterpillar wheel loader from Ken Wollbeck, General Manager of the Defense & Federal Products Group, ... More

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, speaks to the employees of the Caterpillar plant as part of the events of York Navy Week, one of 21 Navy Weeks planned across Americ... More

Caterpillar tour, US Navy Photogrpah

Caterpillar tour, US Navy Photogrpah

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, tours the Caterpillar plant in York, Pa. led by members of the plant's management team. Rear Adm. Weikert was visiting the plant as ... More

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, thanks Navy Seabee veterans who are also current employees of the Caterpillar plant after his speech which was part of the events of... More

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, tours the Caterpillar plant in York, Pa. led by members of the plant's management team. Rear Adm. Weikert was visiting the plant as... More

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Max Soto, 22nd Security Forces

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Max Soto, 22nd Security Forces

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Max Soto, 22nd Security Forces Squadron military working dog kennel master, guides his K-9, "Atom," on a balance beam as part of an obstacle course Dec. 9, 2010, McConnell Air Force Ba... More

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Travis Dulworth, 22nd Security

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Travis Dulworth, 22nd Security

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Travis Dulworth, 22nd Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, lays on the ground while U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Max Soto, 22nd Security Forces Squadron military working... More

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval

Rear Adm. Scott Weikert, Deputy Commander, First Naval Construction Division, tours the Caterpillar plant in York, Pa. led by members of the plant's management team. Weikert was visiting the plant as part of th... More

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