USS GEORGE WASHINGTON IN THE GULF
NAV98020651 - 6 FEBRUARY 1998 - ABOARD THE USS GEORGE WASHINGTON: Members of the USS George Washington Explosive Ordnance Disposal team lower themselves from an SH-60B ÒSeahawkÓ during a fast rope training exercise. George Washington is currently operating in the Persian Gulf in support of UN sanctions against Iraq. cc/Johnnie Robbins-USN UPI
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