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    A U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ship bearing hull number 13 is underway on open water, passing a red-brick lighthouse structure on the left. The vessel displays the characteristic angular, low-profile design of the Freedom-class LCS. Personnel are visible on the ship's deck, suggesting a transit or commissioning event.

    USS Wichita (LCS 13) Arrives

    Photo by John Narewski

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place on the deck of the USS Nautilus (SSN 571), the world's first nuclear-powered submarine, docked at what appears to be the Submarine Force Museum in Groton, Connecticut. Naval personnel in white dress uniforms are gathered around podiums under a white canopy tent on the submarine's deck. The vessel's hull number '571' is visible on the sail, and a sign reading 'NAUTILUS (SSN 571)' is visible on the dock.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    Three U.S. Navy officers in white dress uniforms are participating in a formal military ceremony, likely a change of command or commissioning event, conducted outdoors on what appears to be the deck of a submarine. One officer stands at a wooden podium speaking, while two others are seated behind him. The ceremony is taking place near a waterway with sailboats and a tree-lined shore visible in the background.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal U.S. Navy military ceremony, likely a change of command, taking place on the deck of a submarine at a waterfront location. Five naval officers in white dress uniforms are present, with two officers exchanging salutes in the center foreground while two others are seated and one stands at attention in the background. The setting includes a white canopy tent, dark submarine deck surface, and a tree-lined waterway in the background.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A U.S. Navy officer in dress white uniform stands at a wooden podium delivering a speech at what appears to be an official military ceremony. The event is taking place on the deck of a submarine, with another submarine visible transiting the waterway in the background. A white canopy tent provides partial cover over the speaking area.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal U.S. Navy ceremony is taking place on a waterfront pier, with multiple naval personnel in dress white uniforms rendering salutes. A senior officer wearing a combination cover with gold insignia and numerous medals and ribbons is prominently centered, walking along a red carpet. The setting appears to be a change of command or similar official military ceremony.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    A senior naval officer in white dress uniform is speaking at a podium during what appears to be an official military ceremony. The event is taking place outdoors on or near a waterfront, with a body of water, sailboats, and tree-covered hills visible in the background. The officer displays multiple medals and insignia consistent with a high-ranking admiral.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Story by Lt. Kathryn Cole

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    Virginia returns home from deployment

    Virginia returns home from deployment

    Story by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    A U.S. Navy sailor in white dress uniform is crouched down embracing two young girls in matching floral dresses during what appears to be a homecoming ceremony at a naval base. A woman in a matching floral dress stands nearby, visibly emotional with her hand raised to her face. A submarine decorated with a lei garland and an American flag is visible in the background.

    USS Virginia (SSN 774) Homecoming

    Photo by John Narewski

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    A U.S. Navy sailor in dress white uniform is sharing a kiss with a civilian woman, likely during a homecoming or departure ceremony at a naval facility. The sailor's uniform patch reads 'USS Virginia,' indicating assignment to that vessel. The emotional embrace suggests a reunion or farewell between the two individuals.

    USS Virginia (SSN 774) Homecoming

    Photo by John Narewski

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    A person wearing a white safety/work vest, sunglasses, and a tan cap stands against a large dark metal hull structure, raising one hand in a signaling or directing gesture. A red and white decorative garland or streamer is visible in the upper right corner, suggesting a ceremonial or commissioning event. The setting appears to be a naval or maritime environment.

    USS Virginia (SSN 774) Homecoming

    Photo by John Narewski

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    The image shows personnel standing on the sail (conning tower) of a submarine, with an American flag displayed and what appears to be a ceremonial or operational gathering. One person in a yellow jacket is speaking into a radio or communication device. A white and orange inflatable object, possibly a life raft or marker buoy, is visible on the hull of the submarine.

    USS Virginia (SSN 774) Homecoming

    Photo by John Narewski

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A U.S. Navy submarine named 'John P. Wronowski' is shown in a waterway, decorated with orange and white garlands on its sail, suggesting a commissioning or homecoming ceremony. The submarine is flanked by red tugboats, one marked with a large 'T', and a barge labeled 'Paul A. Wronowski'. Numerous crew members and personnel are visible standing on the submarine's deck in a ceremonial formation.

    USS Virginia (SSN 774) Homecoming

    Photo by John Narewski

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    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Story by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal U.S. Navy ceremony is taking place on an elevated outdoor platform near a waterfront, likely a change of command or commissioning ceremony. Two naval officers in white dress uniforms stand at separate podiums under a white canopy tent, with a civilian woman seated between them. The platform is decorated with red, white, and blue bunting, and both an American flag and a Navy flag are visible.

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    A formal U.S. Navy ceremony is taking place on or beside a submarine at a naval facility. Several naval officers in white dress uniforms are gathered on a decorated platform with red, white, and blue bunting, with an American flag visible. The setting appears to be a commissioning, change of command, or decommissioning ceremony conducted at a pier in overcast, rainy conditions.

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    Three U.S. Navy officers in white dress uniforms are standing on an elevated platform or vessel deck during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. One officer is speaking at a wooden podium with a microphone, while two others stand at attention behind a white railing. An American flag is displayed to the left of the podium.

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    A naval officer in white dress uniform is speaking at a wooden podium during what appears to be an outdoor military ceremony. The setting appears to be on or near a waterfront, with a white railing visible and a canopy overhead. The officer displays multiple medals and rank insignia consistent with a senior officer.

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    A naval officer in white dress uniform delivers a speech at a podium during what appears to be an official military ceremony at a waterfront facility. The event is held on a dock or pier platform decorated with red, white, and blue bunting, with an American flag displayed behind the speaker. A second uniformed officer is seated to the right, and brick buildings consistent with a naval installation are visible in the background.

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    A formal U.S. Navy military ceremony is taking place on an outdoor platform or pier decorated with red, white, and blue bunting. Five naval officers in white dress uniforms are standing at attention, with four of them rendering salutes. The setting appears to be waterside, with a body of water, trees, and a bridge visible in the background.

    Submarine Squadron 12 holds change of command

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    Three U.S. Navy personnel pose for a photo inside what appears to be a submarine control room or similar naval vessel interior. The individuals are wearing U.S. Navy uniforms including NWU (Navy Working Uniform) camouflage patterns. The setting features dense overhead equipment, control panels, and displays typical of a submarine or naval vessel.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    Three U.S. Navy personnel are engaged in a conversation inside what appears to be a submarine control room or operations center. A senior officer in camouflage NWU (Navy Working Uniform) appears to be briefing or discussing something with two other sailors, one in a dark blue coverall uniform and one in a tan/khaki uniform. A sign reading 'Death From Below' is visible in the background, consistent with submarine crew mottos.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

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    A U.S. Navy personnel member in digital camouflage uniform (NWU Type III) is inspecting or observing complex machinery, likely aboard a naval vessel or submarine. The individual is wearing a tan/khaki cap with a command patch and glasses, and has 'U.S. NAVY' clearly visible on their uniform along with a COMPACFLT (Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet) patch. The setting appears to be a mechanical or engineering space with extensive piping, valves, and large green cylindrical objects.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

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    A U.S. Navy sailor in NWU Type III camouflage uniform is standing in a narrow corridor between rows of large green cylindrical munitions or torpedoes, pointing upward at the equipment. The setting appears to be the weapons storage or torpedo room of a naval vessel, likely a submarine or surface ship. The sailor appears to be conducting an inspection or providing a briefing.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    Three U.S. Navy personnel are gathered in a narrow shipboard corridor or compartment. A senior enlisted sailor in NWU Type III camouflage uniform with the name tape 'NAKA' is shaking hands with another sailor in a blue coverall uniform and tan cap. A third sailor in khaki/tan uniform stands in the background observing the interaction.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

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    Three U.S. Navy personnel are engaged in a conversation on what appears to be a dock or vessel near a body of water. Two individuals on the left are wearing tan/khaki Navy Working Uniforms (NWU Type II), while the individual on the right is wearing the blue digital camouflage NWU Type III uniform. The setting appears to be a naval installation or waterfront facility with trees and buildings visible in the background.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

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    Several U.S. Navy personnel are gathered on the deck of what appears to be a submarine, engaged in a briefing or inspection near a waterway. The personnel are wearing a mix of Navy Working Uniforms (NWU Type III camouflage) and tan/khaki coveralls, suggesting a mix of ranks and roles. The setting appears to be a naval base or shipyard with a tree-lined waterway visible in the background.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

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    A group of six U.S. Navy personnel are gathered in a circle on what appears to be a naval facility dock or pier, engaged in conversation. The personnel are wearing a mix of Navy Working Uniform (NWU Type III camouflage) and tan/khaki Navy coveralls or utilities. The setting appears to be an active waterfront installation with naval vessels visible in the background.

    Fleet Master Chiefs tour South Dakota

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    A U.S. Navy officer in digital camouflage (NWU Type III) uniform is seated at a desk aboard what appears to be a naval vessel, speaking on a corded telephone handset while reviewing a printed document. The patch on his right shoulder reads 'U.S. SECOND FLEET,' indicating a senior command affiliation. The setting appears to be a shipboard office or stateroom with wooden cabinetry, safes, and beverage items visible in the background.

    Commander, U.S. 2nd Fleet, visits South Dakota

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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