22 Free Images of United States Navy In Montevideo

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US Navy 100509-N-9301W-707 USCGC Spencer (WMEC 905) is pier side in Montevideo, Uruguay during a port visit
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US Navy 101119-N-8546L-133 Milton Romani, center, Secretary of the National Commission on Drugs of Uruguay, addresses a graduating class of Uruguay
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US Navy 041106-F-0697K-035 The guided missile frigate USS John L. Hall (FFG 32) departs from Montevideo, Uruguay, to join the allied fleet participating in UNITAS 2004
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-677 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Jonathan Upton, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Jacksonville, Ala
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US Navy 101117-N-8546L-088 U.S. Navy Chief Master-at-Arms Nick Estrada, left, a military working dog handler from Orange, Calif
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US Navy 090706-A-8397T-005 Ship Serviceman Rugin Sardon assigned to amphibious dock landing ship USS Oak Hill (LSD 51) paints the ceiling at Hospital Hogar Pineyro in Montevideo, Urugua
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-178 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Jonathan Upton, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Jacksonville, Ala
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-875 Chief Master-at-Arms Nick Estrada, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Orange, Calif
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US Navy 101112-N-8546L-344 Uruguayan explosive ordnance disposal technicians help a fellow soldier don a bomb disposal suit
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US Navy 101117-N-8546L-641 U.S. Navy Chief Master-at-Arms Nick Estrada, second from right, a military working dog handler from Orange, Calif
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US Navy 101117-N-8546L-899 U.S. Navy Chief Master-at-Arms Nick Estrada, second from left, a military working dog handler from Orange, Calif
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-590 Chief Master-at-Arms Mike Hausmann, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler, observes a Uruguayan anti-narcotics police
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US Navy 101112-N-8546L-196 Uruguayan forces personnel reel in a suspicious package rigged for removal using the hook and line method
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US Navy 101112-N-8546L-078 Senior Chief Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician Chad L. Harris, left, a master explosive ordnance disposal technicia
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US Navy 101112-N-8546L-598 Lt. Sarah Terse, an explosive ordnance disposal officer from Swedesboro, N.J., assesses a Uruguayan explosive ordnance d
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US Navy 041106-F-0697K-070 The American flag is lowered aboard the guided missile frigate USS DeWert (FFG 45) as she prepares to depart the naval port in Montevideo, Uruguay
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US Navy 101112-N-8546L-418 Senior Chief Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician Jonathan C. Bates, left, a master EOD technician from Kennewic
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US Navy 100507-N-9301W-351 Sailors man the rails as USS Klakring (FFG 42) pulls into port in Montevideo, Uruguay
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-339 Master-at-Arms 1st Class Jonathan Upton, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Jacksonville, Ala
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US Navy 101108-N-8546L-040 Chief Master-at-Arms Nick Estrada, left, a U.S. Navy military working dog handler from Orange, Calif
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US Navy 100507-N-9301W-345 Sailors man the rails as the guided-missile frigate USS Klakring (FFG 42) pulls into port in Montevideo, Uruguay while on her Southern Seas 2010 deployment
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US Navy 090707-A-1839I-020 Lance Corporals Kyle Harris and Adam Reynolds from 2nd Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEF) demonstrate stairway clearing procedures while conducting training with Uruguayan Marines aboard amphibious doc
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