File:US Navy 071212-N-0193M-416 Felix Lankester, project manager for the Limbe Wildlife Center, introduces U.S. Navy Cmdr. Byron Smith, kneeling, and British Navy Cmdr. Nigel May, to the center's residents while giving a tour.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionUS Navy 071212-N-0193M-416 Felix Lankester, project manager for the Limbe Wildlife Center, introduces U.S. Navy Cmdr. Byron Smith, kneeling, and British Navy Cmdr. Nigel May, to the center's residents while giving a tour.jpg |
English: LIMBE, Cameroon, (Dec. 12, 2007) Felix Lankester, project manager for the Limbe Wildlife Center, introduces U.S. Navy Cmdr. Byron Smith, kneeling, and British Navy Cmdr. Nigel May, to the center's residents while giving a tour. Smith and May visited the center to assess the possibility of Africa Partnership Station (APS) volunteers visiting in the future for a humanitarian project. APS is a multi-national effort to bring the latest training and techniques to maritime professionals in nine West African countries, to address common threats of illegal fishing, smuggling and human trafficking. In addition to maritime training, APS will perform more than 20 humanitarian projects in the region. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Elizabeth Merriam (Released) |
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Author | U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Elizabeth Merriam |
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Image title | 071212-N-0193M-416 LIMBE, Cameroon, (Dec. 12, 2007) -Felix Lankester, project manager, Limbe Wildlife Centre introduces Cmdr. Byron Smith U.S. Navy (kneeling) and Cmdr. Nigel May, British Navy, to the centre's residents while giving a tour in Limbe, Cameroon Dec. 12. Smith and May visited the center to assess the possibility of Africa Partnership Station (APS) volunteers visiting in the future for a humanitarian project. APS is a multi-national effort to bring the latest training and techniques to maritime professionals in nine West African countries, to address common threats of illegal fishing, smuggling, and human trafficking. In addition to maritime training, APS will perform more than 20 humanitarian projects in the region. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Second Class (SW/AW) Elizabeth Merriam (RELEASED)
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