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A view of the helmsman's station aboard the coastal patrol ship USS TEMPEST (PC-2). On the left is the main display console for the SPS-64(V)9 navigational radar set. The ship is moored at the Washington Navy Yard and is open for public tours

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Base: Washington

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Scene Camera Operator: Don S. Montgomery

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29/10/1993
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