Оригинальная находка описывала эту фотографию следующим образом: База: Naval Weapons Station, Йорктаун Штат: Вирджиния (Вирджиния) Страна: Соединенные Штаты Америки (США) Оператор сцены: PH1 (Sw) Джефф Хилтон, USN Статус релиза: Обнародован Комбинированные цифровые графические файлы милицейской службы

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Оригинальная находка описывала эту фотографию следующим образом: База: Naval Weapons Station, Йорктаун Штат: Вирджиния (Вирджиния) Страна: Соединенные Штаты Америки (США) Оператор сцены: PH1 (Sw) Джефф Хилтон, USN Статус релиза: Обнародован Комбинированные цифровые графические файлы милицейской службы

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16-дюймовый проектор выгружается с боевого корабля USS IOWA (61) для подготовки к четырехмесячному послеаварийному состоянию на верфи Norfolk Naval Shipyard

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