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EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island
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EN2(SW) Laryan O. Sims, from the USS Whidbey Island (LSD-41) re-enlisted today in-front of members of his command and his family. The ceremony took place aboard the USS Wisconsin (BB-64), and was hosted by the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, part of the Naval History and Heritage Command. The Wisconsin is a popular venue for military ceremonies throughout the week for area commands; she is one of four Iowa-Class Battleships that was commissioned during WWII and is moored permanently next to the Hampton Roads Naval Museum as a museum ship. Whidbey Island is the lead ship of her class of dock landing ships. She was commissioned in 1985 and is home ported at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story. The museum proudly hosts military ceremonies, such as re-enlistments, retirements, and promotions for area commands aboard the USS Wisconsin and in the museum’s gallery. To inquire, contact their special events coordinator, Tom Dandes at Thomas.Dandes@navy.mil or call (757) 322-3106. (US Navy Photo by Max Lonzanida/Released)
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