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Behind enemy lines

NAV2001111601- 26 NOVEMBER 2001 - USS CARL VINSON: David Keith, star of "Behind Enemy Lines," joins Aviation Ordnancemen from Strike Fighter Squadron Two Two (VFA-22) and uploads ordnance to an F/A-18C Ã’HornetÃ“ on the flight deck aboard USS Carl Vinson. Keith was aboard for the international premiere showing of "Behind Enemy Lines" on the flight deck of the Vinson. Vinson and her airwing are deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. mk/HO Jen Byrne UPI

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