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Crewmen monitor radar scopes in the combat information center aboard the amphibious assault ship USS NASSAU (LHA-4)

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01/04/1982
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crewmen radar scopes radar scopes combat information center combat information center ship uss nassau assault ship uss nassau lha radar equipment atlantic ocean us navy ships united states ships amphibious assault ship us navy high resolution us national archives