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PACIFIC OCEAN (5. Dezember 2019) - Chief Boatswain's Mate Archie Sharp beobachtet den Welldeck-Betrieb an Bord des amphibischen Angriffsschiffes USS Makin Island (LHD 8). 191205-N-LD903-1031
PACIFIC OCEAN (5. Dezember 2019) - Makin Island führt Routineoperationen im östlichen Pazifik durch.
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