File:US Navy 071215-N-5248R-001 Command Master Chief Chris Engles and the Honorable Donald C. Winter, Secretary of the Navy explain the significance of a hand-stitched memento given to the Sailors of the Great White Fleet.jpg
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English: ATLANTIC OCEAN (Dec. 12, 2007) Command Master Chief Chris Engles and the Honorable Donald C. Winter, Secretary of the Navy explain the significance of a hand-stitched memento given to the Sailors of the Great White Fleet in the captain's inport cabin aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71). President Theodore Roosevelt sent 16 battleships and 14,000 Sailors on an around-the-world cruise to demonstrate the nation's emergence as a world power, Dec. 15, 1907. The ceremony was the first in a series of events to mark the landmark achievement. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 3rd Class Sheldon Rowley (Released) |
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Image title | 071215-N-5248R-001
December 12, 2007 Aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) Command Master Chief (AW/SW) Chris Engles and the Honorable Donald C. Winter, Secretary of the Navy explains the significance of a hand-stitched memento given to the Sailors of the Great White Fleet in the captain's inport cabin. Hundreds of guests gathered aboard the Norfolk, Va.-based aircraft carrier for a formal ceremony marking the centennial anniversary of the launching of the Great White Fleet. On Dec. 15, 1907, the ship's namesake, President Theodore Roosevelt, sent 16 battleships and 14,000 Sailors on an around-the-world cruise to demonstrate the nation's emergence as a world power. The ceremony was the first in a series of events to mark the landmark achievement. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 3rd Class Sheldon Rowley |
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