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WASHINGTON NAVY YARD (Dec. 05, 2013) Paul Mardikian and Claudia Chemello, from Terra Mare Conservation, document the state of a Howell Torpedo at a Naval History and Heritage Command warehouse to develop a conservation plan for the artifact. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Gina K Danals) File# 131205-N-WE887-004
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