File:US Navy 070302-N-4515N-013 Kiple says the goal of this new facility is to create a campus-style learning environment to enhance the tactical and professional development of future MH-60S Seahawk aircrews.jpg
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English: NORFOLK, Va. (March 2, 2007) - From left, Cmdr. Brian Kiple, commanding officer Helicopter Sea Combat Weapons School Atlantic (HSCWSL); Al Lowe, senior project manager from the M. A. Mortenson Company; Capt. John W. Smith, Commander Helicopter Sea Combat Wing Atlantic; Lt. Cmdr. Jason Stumpf, HSCWSL operations officer and Cmdr. Hans Croeber, commanding officer of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 2, broke ground on a $20 million dollar multi-mission helicopter training facility at Naval Station Norfolk. Kiple says the goal of this new facility is to create a campus-style learning environment to enhance the tactical and professional development of future MH-60S Seahawk aircrews. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Joshua Adam Nuzzo (RELEASED) |
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Author | U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Joshua Adam Nuzzo |
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Image title | 070302-N-4515N-013
NORFOLK, Va. (March 2, 2007) - From left, Cmdr. Brian Kiple, commanding officer Helicopter Sea Combat Weapons School Atlantic (HSCWSL); Al Lowe, senior project manager from the M. A. Mortenson Company; Capt. John W. Smith, Commander Helicopter Sea Combat Wing Atlantic; Lt. Cmdr. Jason Stumpf, HSCWSL operations officer and Cmdr. Hans Croeber, commanding officer of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 2, broke ground on a $20 million dollar multi-mission helicopter training facility at Naval Station Norfolk. Kiple says the goal of this new facility is to create a campus-style learning environment to enhance the tactical and professional development of future MH-60S Seahawk aircrews. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Joshua Adam Nuzzo (RELEASED) |
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