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A Rare Evolution 🌊: U.S. Navy Lt. Arren Halfacre, First Lieutenant aboard #CVN73, breaks down a rare refueling-at-sea evolution simultaneously using three probes. Thank you to the Merchant Mariners aboard USNS Earl Warren for sustaining USS George Washington in the U.S. Pacific Command AOR!

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