File:US Navy 091014-N-1429M-013 Sailors and Marines from Ghana, Senegal, the Netherlands and the U.S. man the rails aboard the Royal Dutch navy amphibious ship HNLMS Johan De Witt (L 801) as the ship enters port.jpg
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English: FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (Oct. 14, 2009) Sailors and Marines from Ghana, Senegal, the Netherlands and the U.S. man the rails aboard the Royal Dutch navy amphibious ship HNLMS Johan De Witt (L 801) as the ship enters port. Johan De Witt is in Sierra Leone for a two-day port visit where she will deliver medical and relief supplies supporting Africa Partnership Station. Johan De Witt is the first European-led Africa Partnership Station platform and is augmented by personnel from Belgium, Portugal and the United States. Africa Partnership Station was originally a U.S. Navy initiative but is now an international effort aimed at improving maritime safety and security for the African continent. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jason Morris/Released) |
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Author | U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jason Morris |
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Image title | 091014-O-1429M-013
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (Oct. 14, 2009) Sailors and Marines from Ghana, Senegal, the Netherlands and the U.S. man the rails aboard the Royal Dutch navy amphibious ship HNLMS Johan De Witt (L 801) as the ship enters port. Johan De Witt is in Sierra Leone for a two-day port visit where she will deliver medical and relief supplies supporting Africa Partnership Station. Johan De Witt is the first European-led Africa Partnership Station platform and is augmented by personnel from Belgium, Portugal and the United States. Africa Partnership Station was originally a U.S. Navy initiative but is now an international effort aimed at improving maritime safety and security for the African continent. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jason Morris/Released) |
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