John_Paul_Jones - Enduring Freedom

Enduring Freedom

WAX2001101803 - 14 OCTOBER 2001 - ARABIAN SEA: Crewmembers on board the guided missile destroyer USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) make an approach on the starboard side of USS Sacramento (AOE 1) for an underway replenishment of fuel on October 14, 2001. USS John Paul Jones is supporting operation "Enduring Freedom" while on routine patrol the Arabian Sea. mk/HO Ted Banks UPI


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