This Week’s Prime Navy Photographs: The Army Has Boats and the Navy Has … Pie?

This week within the army, the Justice Division is in search of a 17-year jail sentence for a Marine veteran who assaulted a police officer with the Marine Corps flag on Jan. 6, 2021, on the U.S. Capitol, and the Army is trying to change the way it conducts barracks inspections after moldy barracks at Fort Bragg triggered the deliberate relocation of over 1,000 troopers.

At this time is the one-year anniversary of the lethal bombing at Abbey Gate, an entrance to the Hamid Karzai Worldwide Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, which was topic to a suicide bombing that killed an estimated 170 Afghans making an attempt to flee the draconian rule of the Taliban and 13 U.S. service members.

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An airman waits to carry out air refueling duties. (Airman 1st Class Joshua Hastings/U.S. Air Pressure)

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The Marine Corps performs the Air Pressure in wheelchair basketball in the course of the 2022 Division of Protection Warrior Video games, an annual occasion through which tons of of injured or sick service members and veterans compete. (Roger L. Wollenberg/Division of Protection)

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Debra, an Air Pressure working canine, wears specialised eye safety, allegedly in preparation for a photograph shoot with Self-importance Fur. (Senior Airman Samuel Becker/U.S. Area Pressure)

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A B-52H Stratofortress accompanied by a number of fighter jets flies in German skies throughout a show of NATO power. (Senior Airman Michael A. Richmond/U.S. Air Pressure).

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Sailors eat pie on the state truthful. (John Sheppard/U.S. Navy)

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Sailors assigned to the usGeorge H.W. Bush stargaze on the flight deck. (Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Novalee Manzella/U.S. Navy)

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Members of the 132nd Multi-Function Bridge Firm pull a brand new M30 boat into the dock on Whiskeytown Lake, California, as a part of their drill. (Sgt. John Stephens/forty ninth Navy Police Brigade)

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— Drew F. Lawrence may be reached at drew.lawrence@army.com. Observe him on Twitter @df_lawrence.

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