File:Yitzhak Mordechai 1.JPEG
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DescriptionYitzhak Mordechai 1.JPEG | RMDL Gregory Johnson (left), Commander, Carrier Group 8, briefs ISRAELI Minister of Defense Yitzhak Mordechai during the minister's tour of the nuclear powered aircraft carrier. |
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Source | http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/Assets/1999/Navy/DN-SD-99-05119.JPEG |
Author | PH3 JASON W. MASON |
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