190516-N-VH871-074 ATLANTIC OCEAN (May 16, 2019) -

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190516-N-VH871-074 ATLANTIC OCEAN (May 16, 2019) -

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190516-N-VH871-074
ATLANTIC OCEAN (May 16, 2019) - Sailors assigned to the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) launch a rigid-hull inflatable boat from the ship’s boat deck May 16, 2019. Roosevelt is operating in the Atlantic Ocean in support of exercise Formidable Shield 19. Formidable Shield is designed to improve allied interoperability in a live-fire, integrated air and missile defense environment using NATO command and control reporting structures. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Austin Ingram/Released)

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formidable shield 19
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petty officer 2nd class austin ingram
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dvids
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arleigh burke class guided missile destroyer
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