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160311-N-ZZ999-510

160311-N-ZZ999-510 WASHINGTON (March 11, 2016) The new seal for the Navy cryptologic community released March 11, 2016. The design combines elements linking Navy cryptology's past, present and future; and focusing on their core missions of signals intelligence, cyber warfare, and electronic warfare. (U.S. Navy graphic/Released)

VIRIN: 160311-N-ZZ999-510.jpg
Photo by: U.S. Navy photo

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Location: WASHINGTON , D.C.
 

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