Capt. Doug Pfeifle, left, relieves Capt. John Dye as commanding officer of Recruit Training Command during a change of command ceremony in Midway Ceremonial Drill Hall.

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Capt. Doug Pfeifle, left, relieves Capt. John Dye as commanding officer of Recruit Training Command during a change of command ceremony in Midway Ceremonial Drill Hall.

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GREAT LAKES, Ill. (Jun. 25, 2014) Capt. Doug Pfeifle, left, relieves Capt. John Dye as commanding officer of Recruit Training Command during a change of command ceremony in Midway Ceremonial Drill Hall. Recruit Training Command Great Lakes trains approximately 38,000 volunteer civilian recruits annually, transforming them into basically trained Sailors. (U.S. Navy Photo by Brian Walsh) File# 140625-N-BN978-121

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25/06/2014 - 25/06/2014

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42.30168, -87.84912

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