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| − | 020725-N-5232L-002 San Diego, CA (Jul. 25, 2002) -- USS Constellation (CV 64) is framed by an [[M-60 machine gun]] aboard a patrol craft from Shore Boat Unit One Seven (SBU-17) as she enters San Diego Bay. SBU-17 provides port security for all naval vessels in San Diego harbor, as part of the Navy's on-going force protection measures. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate Airman Jason Landon. (RELEASED) | + | 020725-N-5232L-002 San Diego, CA ([[Jul. 25]], [[2002]]) -- USS Constellation (CV 64) is framed by an [[M-60 machine gun]] aboard a patrol craft from Shore Boat Unit One Seven (SBU-17) as she enters San Diego Bay. SBU-17 provides port security for all naval vessels in San Diego harbor, as part of the Navy's on-going force protection measures. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate Airman Jason Landon. (RELEASED) |
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020725-N-5232L-002 San Diego, CA (Jul. 25, 2002) -- USS Constellation (CV 64) is framed by an M-60 machine gun aboard a patrol craft from Shore Boat Unit One Seven (SBU-17) as she enters San Diego Bay. SBU-17 provides port security for all naval vessels in San Diego harbor, as part of the Navy's on-going force protection measures. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate Airman Jason Landon. (RELEASED)
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