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English: Aviation Boatswain’s Mate 1st Class Jason Fauver, from Sacramento, Calif., demonstrates crash and salvage equipment to guests touring the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan, “America’s Flagship,” is participating in the annual Coronado Speed Festival. This event was created in 1997, to honor the military while enjoying a rich automobile history. For two days, Naval Base Coronado and hosting ships opens its gates to the public for open house.

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Taken on 21 September 2013

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