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Keywords: navy band navyband navy military united states world's finest worldsfinest america's navy americasnavy global force for good globalforceforgood u.s. navy band usnavyband anchors aweigh anchorsaweigh 100315-N-2257C-002 AVON PARK, FLORIDA (March 15, 2010) Lieutenant Commander Richard H. Bailey, executive officer and assistant leader of the U.S. Navy Band, left, greets retired Gunner’s Mate First Class (GM1/C) Jack Moore, right, who served on the USS Sacramento and is a Pearl Harbor survivor, after the March 15 tour concert. The Concert Band is currently on a 25-day tour through the southeastern United States. U.S. Navy Photo by MU1 Shana Catandella (Released) 100315-N-2257C-002 AVON PARK, FLORIDA (March 15, 2010) Lieutenant Commander Richard H. Bailey, executive officer and assistant leader of the U.S. Navy Band, left, greets retired Gunner’s Mate First Class (GM1/C) Jack Moore, right, who served on the USS Sacramento and is a Pearl Harbor survivor, after the March 15 tour concert. The Concert Band is currently on a 25-day tour through the southeastern United States. U.S. Navy Photo by MU1 Shana Catandella (Released)
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