A Sea Cadet color guard from the Washington, D.C., chapter parades the colors before the decommissioned destroyer BARRY (DD 933). The BARRY is a permanent memorial ship at the Washington Navy Yard

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A starboard quarter view of the destroyer BARRY (DD 933) moored to a pier at the Washington Navy Yard, where it serves as a permanent memorial ship

Starboard bow view of the former Navy destroyer Ex-USS BARRY (DD 933). The BARRY is now permanently moored at the Washington Navy Yard as a memorial ship

A port bow view of the destroyer USS BARRY (DD 933), now a permanent memorial ship at the Washington Navy Yard

A starboard bow view of the destroyer BARRY (DD-933) moored in a permanent berth at Pier 2 of the Washington Navy Yard, where it will serve as a memorial ship

A starboard bow view of the destroyer BARRY (DD 933), which is serving as a permanent memorial ship at the Washington Navy Yard. The small harbor tug YTL 710 is in the foreground

Service craft from the Washington Navy Yard assist in the mooring of the destroyer USS BARRY (DD 933) to a permanent berth at Pier 2 of the Washington Navy Yard, where it will be dedicated as a memorial ship

An aerial view of the Washington Navy Yard, including the memorial destroyer USS BARRY (DD 933)

Washington, D.C....A starboard beam view of the memorial ship Barry (DD-933) docked at the Washington Navy Yard. OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY PHOTO (RELEASED)

Crew members coil a line at the stern of the small harbor tug YTL 710 at the Washington Navy Yard. In the background is the destroyer BARRY (DD 933), which is serving as a permanent memorial ship

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Scene Camera Operator: JOCS Kirby Harrison

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Sailors stationed aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) prepare to depart the ship after returning from a six-month deployment.

World War II Navy veteran and Battle of Midway survivor

The U.S. Army Band Herald Trumpets participate in the

170516-N-CM124-026 GREAT LAKES, Ill. (May 16, 2017)

Crew members aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton,

Recruits wait in formation in front of Freedom Hall on their first day of boot camp at Recruit Training Command (RTC) in Great Lakes, Ill.

Sailors and Marines cheer during the taping of the

World War II Navy veteran and Battle of Midway survivor Joe Sanes, left, receives his honorary boot camp graduation certificate from Capt. John Dye, commanding officer of Recruit Training Command.

Members of the Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD)

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A starboard quarter view of the destroyer BARRY (DD 933) moored to a pier at the Washington Navy Yard, where it serves as a permanent memorial ship

Starboard bow view of the former Navy destroyer Ex-USS BARRY (DD 933). The BARRY is now permanently moored at the Washington Navy Yard as a memorial ship

A port bow view of the destroyer USS BARRY (DD 933), now a permanent memorial ship at the Washington Navy Yard

A starboard bow view of the destroyer BARRY (DD-933) moored in a permanent berth at Pier 2 of the Washington Navy Yard, where it will serve as a memorial ship

A starboard bow view of the destroyer BARRY (DD 933), which is serving as a permanent memorial ship at the Washington Navy Yard. The small harbor tug YTL 710 is in the foreground

Service craft from the Washington Navy Yard assist in the mooring of the destroyer USS BARRY (DD 933) to a permanent berth at Pier 2 of the Washington Navy Yard, where it will be dedicated as a memorial ship

An aerial view of the Washington Navy Yard, including the memorial destroyer USS BARRY (DD 933)

Washington, D.C....A starboard beam view of the memorial ship Barry (DD-933) docked at the Washington Navy Yard. OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY PHOTO (RELEASED)

Crew members coil a line at the stern of the small harbor tug YTL 710 at the Washington Navy Yard. In the background is the destroyer BARRY (DD 933), which is serving as a permanent memorial ship

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Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead hosts

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