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    NTAG PACNORWEST Holds Change of Command Ceremony [Image 6 of 11]

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    A person wearing a Black leather flight jacket with a 'Blue Angels' patch and a military-style garrison cap stands at a podium bearing 'The Museum of Flight' logo, speaking at an event. They are wearing a black face mask. Behind them is a large vintage WWII-era radial engine aircraft, likely a Grumman F6F Hellcat or similar naval fighter, displayed indoors in the museum.

    UNITED STATES

    03.19.2021

    Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Cody Anderson 

    Commander, Navy Recruiting Command

    210319-N-MW275-1135

    SEATTLE, Wa. (Mar. 19, 2021) – Cmdr. John Hiltz, Navy Talent Acquisition Group Pacific Northwest’s (NTAG PACNORWEST) Commanding Officer, gives a speech during a change of command ceremony held at the Museum of Flight. NTAG PACNORWEST oversees Navy recruiting efforts in the states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana and Washington and manages 43 recruiting stations in the region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Cody Anderson/ Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.19.2021
    Date Posted: 03.19.2021 18:09
    Photo ID: 6564441
    VIRIN: 210319-N-MW275-1135
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    Size: 22.37 MB
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    A formal military ceremony or presentation is taking place at The Museum of Flight, with one uniformed individual speaking at a podium while four others are seated in the background. All five individuals are wearing face masks, suggesting this event occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. The backdrop features a Goodyear FG-1D Corsair aircraft on display, along with museum exhibits and a dramatic sunset mural.
    A military officer in U.S. Marine Corps service uniform speaks at a podium inside The Museum of Flight, with a vintage WWII-era aircraft (marked '89') prominently displayed behind them. The event appears to be a formal ceremony or presentation, with attendees wearing face masks consistent with COVID-19 protocols. The setting combines a dramatic aviation mural backdrop with authentic aircraft exhibits.
    A person wearing a gray face mask and a military flight jacket with patches and a medal is speaking at a podium inside The Museum of Flight. Behind them is a dramatic sunset mural backdrop and what appears to be a vintage aircraft, partially visible with the number '89' on its fuselage. A sign in the background partially reads 'F4U Corsair', identifying the displayed aircraft.
    An event or ceremony is taking place at The Museum of Flight, with a masked speaker at a podium in front of a large dark-colored WWII-era propeller aircraft marked with the number 89. A second masked individual in a flight suit is seated to the right. Both individuals are wearing leather or flight jackets with patches.
    A masked speaker stands at a podium bearing 'The Museum of Flight' logo, delivering a presentation in front of a dark-painted Goodyear FG-1D Corsair aircraft numbered '89'. The event appears to be a formal or commemorative occasion held inside the museum's exhibit hall. A smartphone on a tripod is visible in the foreground, suggesting the event is being livestreamed or recorded.
    A person wearing a Black leather flight jacket with a 'Blue Angels' patch and a military-style garrison cap stands at a podium bearing 'The Museum of Flight' logo, speaking at an event. They are wearing a black face mask. Behind them is a large vintage WWII-era radial engine aircraft, likely a Grumman F6F Hellcat or similar naval fighter, displayed indoors in the museum.
    A uniformed military or aviation personnel member stands at a podium bearing 'The Museum of Flight' logo, delivering a speech or presentation. Behind them is a dark-painted vintage aircraft marked with the number '89', identifiable as a Vought F4U Corsair based on visible signage. The event appears to be a formal ceremony or dedication held inside the museum.
    A uniformed military personnel wearing a black face mask and garrison cap speaks at a podium bearing 'The Museum of Flight' logo. Behind him is a dark-painted WWII-era propeller aircraft, identifiable as an FG-1D Corsair based on a partially visible placard, marked with the number '89'. The setting appears to be an indoor aviation museum event, likely a ceremony or commemorative presentation.
    A military officer in a flight suit is being filmed or interviewed inside what appears to be an aviation or war museum. Behind him is a vintage WWII-era aircraft with a tiger nose art painting, identified by a placard as a Yakovlev Yak-3U. A cameraman with a video camera on a tripod and a bright light is recording the officer.
    A U.S. Navy pilot in an olive green flight suit and garrison cap stands with arms crossed in front of a Blue Angels F/A-18 Hornet display aircraft numbered '2'. The jet is painted in the iconic blue and yellow Blue Angels livery and appears to be mounted on a static display stand outside a modern building. The setting appears to be a museum or naval facility with green lawns and trees visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy officer in olive green flight suit and garrison cap renders a salute while standing on a red carpet during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. Flanking personnel in Navy Service Uniform (black) with white dixie cup covers are also saluting, forming a sideboy honor guard. All individuals are wearing black face masks, indicating this ceremony took place during the COVID-19 pandemic era.

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