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Cmdr. Jay Wylie, commanding officer of the guided-missile

Cmdr. Jay Wylie, commanding officer of the guided-missile

Cmdr. Jay Wylie, commanding officer of the guided-missile destroyer USS Momsen, meets Maldivean coast guardsmen and marines during a series of office calls with officials and the Maldivian Coast Guard Area Comm... More

Cmdr. Jay Wylie, commanding officer of the guided-missile

Cmdr. Jay Wylie, commanding officer of the guided-missile

Cmdr. Jay Wylie, commanding officer of the guided-missile destroyer USS Momsen, looks on as Lt. j.g. Lauren Tietje shakes hands with a Maldivean boy. The government of the Maldives invited the U.S. Navy to work... More

Seaman Ximena Moreno, ship's serviceman (left), Petty

Seaman Ximena Moreno, ship's serviceman (left), Petty

Seaman Ximena Moreno, ship's serviceman (left), Petty Officer 2nd Class Brandi Fish, information systems technician, and Petty Officer 1st Class Catherine McBroom, career counselor, all assigned to the guided-m... More

Sailors assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS

Sailors assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS

Sailors assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS Momsen join Maldivian coast guardsmen for a game of volleyball. The government of the Maldives invited the U.S. Navy to work with the Maldives coast guard to... More

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