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Matrosen, die dem U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) zugeteilt wurden, bringen Lebensmittel zu den Bewohnern eines neu erbauten Dorfes in Zambales auf den Philippinen.
Der U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable liegt in
Matrosen vom U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable (AS)
Die USS Hawaii zieht an der USS Frank Cable vorbei.
Marinechef besucht USS Frank Cable
Matrosen vom U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable (AS)
Der U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable kehrt nach Apra zurück
Sea Scouts Tour USS Frank Cable
USS Frank Cable, US Navy Photogrpah
USS Frank Kabelsegler unterstützen neu erbautes philippinisches Dorf
Zusammenfassung
Matrosen, die dem U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable zugeteilt wurden, bringen Lebensmittel zu den Bewohnern eines neu erbauten Dorfes in Zambales, Philippinen, während eines Gemeinschaftsprojekts, das helfen soll, Häuser für das Umsiedlungsprojekt der Nagyantok-Gemeinschaft zu bauen. Frank Cable ist in Guam im westlichen Pazifik im Einsatz. (Foto der US-Marine / Seemann Trevor Welsh)
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Philippinen
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zambales
Nagyantok
nmcs
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Uss Frank Cable Sailors unterstützen das neu gebaute philippinische Dorf
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hohe Auflösung
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Datum
01/04/2008
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