Women of US Navy Darlene Iskra 1991 (cropped)

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Women of US Navy Darlene Iskra 1991 (cropped)

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LCDR Darlene M. Iskra smiles for the camera shortly after her appointment as commanding officer of the salvage ship USS OPPORTUNE (ARS-41). Iskra's appointment represents the first time that a woman has been assigned to command a U.S. Navy ship.

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15/02/1991

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