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Rear Adm. Katherine Gregory, commander of Naval Facilities
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Rear Adm. Katherine Gregory, commander of Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Cmdr. John Schiaffino, commanding officer of Navy Recruiting District St. Louis, watch the pre-game ceremonies at Busch Stadium before the St. Louis Cardinals game as part of St. Louis Navy Week. St. Louis Navy Week is one of six signature Navy Weeks planned across America in 2014, and designed to help increase understanding among Americans of their Navy's mission, capabilities, and relevance to national security. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Joseph Seavey/Released)
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