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180716-N-FF029-1005 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16,

180716-N-FF029-1005 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16,

180716-N-FF029-1005 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16, 2018) Machinist’s Mate 2nd Class Branden Stitt, from Shippensburg, Pa., describes the functions of an evaporator to Command Master Chief Jack Callison, command... More

180716-N-FF029-1086 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16,

180716-N-FF029-1086 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16,

180716-N-FF029-1086 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16, 2018) Command Master Chief Jack Callison, command master chief of U.S. 3rd Fleet, talks to Sailors in the aft main machinery room of the amphibious assault shi... More

180716-N-FF029-1035 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16,

180716-N-FF029-1035 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16,

180716-N-FF029-1035 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (July 16, 2018) Command Master Chief Jack Callison, command master chief of U.S. 3rd Fleet, simulates igniting the No. 1 boiler in the aft main machinery room (MMR) of t... More

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