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Made in the USA

Northrop Grumman Corporation hosted a visit from Chelsea Cooley, Miss USA, who toured construction of the Virginia-class submarine North Carolina (SSN 777), named after her home state, at the company's Newport News shipyard. Cooley is the first woman from North Carolina to be named Miss USA in 54 years. During her visit to the shipyard, she also went aboard the submarine Texas (SSN 775) and met with sailors from the North Carolina's pre-commissioning unit and shipbuilders and sub- marine veterans from the state of North Carolina.

Shipbuilders Stanley Britt and Deborah Jordan were among the employees who met

Miss USA Chelsea Cooley during her visit to Northrop Grumman Newport News. Both

Britt and Jordan are from North Carolina and work in the sector's submarine program. (Photo by Chris Oxley)

Photographs taken to launch the Poseidon

Challenge at the Temple of Poseidon at

Sounion near Athens in Greece.

Top Right

Representativers of international shipown- ers and other members of the international tanker industry with INTERTANKO chairman

Stephen Van Dyck (5th from right).

Middle Left

Stephen Van Dyck, Chairman, INTER-

TANKO, and Mrs Janice Van Dyck

Bottom Right

Petros Kourtis (second from left) and his group of traditional greek musicians

Krotala.

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