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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. The U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was Christened on Saturday at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship, named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to his posthumous receipt of the Medal of Honor, was Christened by his mother, Maureen Murphy, of New York. .The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. While the ship was not actually launched during the ceremony, it was rolled into the drydock and launched on Sunday morning at approximately 2:15 A.M in the Kennebec River.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. Ship Sponsor, Maureen Murphy Christens U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy on Saturday at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to his posthumous receipt of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. While the ship was not actually launched during the ceremony, it was rolled into the drydock and launched on Sunday morning at approximately 2:15 A.M in the Kennebec River.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. Ship Sponsor, Maureen Murphy Christens U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy on Saturday at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to his posthumous receipt of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. While the ship was not actually launched during the ceremony, it was rolled into the drydock and launched on Sunday morning at approximately 2:15 A.M in the Kennebec River.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. Ship Sponsor, Maureen Murphy Christens U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy on Saturday at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to his posthumous receipt of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. While the ship was not actually launched during the ceremony, it was rolled into the drydock and launched on Sunday morning at approximately 2:15 A.M in the Kennebec River.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Tristan Miller operates a video camera at the Christening ceremony of Aegis Destroyer Michael Murphy on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509-foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. Lt. Michael Murphy's Medal of Honor was held throughout the Christening ceremony by a U.S. Navy honor guard. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509-foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. The U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was Christened on Saturday at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship, named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to his posthumous receipt of the Medal of Honor, was Christened by his mother, Maureen Murphy, of New York. .The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. While the ship was not actually launched during the ceremony, it was rolled into the drydock and launched on Sunday morning at approximately 2:15 A.M in the Kennebec River.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. BIW Photographer on deck of media platform. .. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. Maine Gov. Paul LePage speaks to the crowd during the Christening of U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509-foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Gov. LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. The U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was Christened on Saturday at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship, named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to his posthumous receipt of the Medal of Honor, was Christened by his mother, Maureen Murphy, of New York. .The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. While the ship was not actually launched during the ceremony, it was rolled into the drydock and launched on Sunday morning at approximately 2:15 A.M in the Kennebec River.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. BIW Photographer on deck of media platform. .. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/7/11 -- BATH, Maine. U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy was christened during ceremonies on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Bath Iron Works. The 509 foot ship was named for Lieutenant Michael Murphy, whose bravery under fire in Afghanistan in June, 2005 led to the posthumous award of the Medal of Honor..The ceremony included speeches by Maine Governor Paul LePage, Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Gary Roughead, Senator Olympia Snowe, Representatives Mike Michaud and Chellie Pingree as well as ship sponsor, Maureen and Dan Murphy, parents of Lieutenant Murphy. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • CASCO BAY, Maine- 8/4/17 --  The 295-foot U.S. Coast Barque Eagle sailed into Portland Harbor on Friday morning in scattered clouds.  They opened for tours Saturday and Sunday.<br />
"We are thrilled with the chance to host the crew and cadets of 'America's Tall ship,'" said Capt. Michael Baroody, commander of Coast Guard Sector Northern New England. "Portland has a strong maritime heritage."<br />
Commanded by Capt. Matthew Meilstrup, the officers and permanent crew of Eagle train in seafaring using basics of wind power and traditional navigation.<br />
Cadets sail on Eagle for one to eight weeks, along with their instructors. Eagle recently toured Canada to celebrate the country's 150th anniversary. They sailed for New York City on Monday. Photo by Roger S. Duncan for the Forecaster
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  • BATH, Maine --  10/29/13 -- USS Zumwalt, under construction at Bath Iron Works will have a christening and formal naming ceremony next spring. The official ceremony of naming was postponed due to the government shutdown.    The ship was put in the water yesterday without any formal ceremony. Photo © Roger S. Duncan 2013 for the Forecaster.
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  • CASCO BAY, Maine- 8/4/17 --  The 295-foot U.S. Coast Barque Eagle sailed into Portland Harbor on Friday morning in scattered clouds.  They opened for tours Saturday and Sunday.<br />
"We are thrilled with the chance to host the crew and cadets of 'America's Tall ship,'" said Capt. Michael Baroody, commander of Coast Guard Sector Northern New England. "Portland has a strong maritime heritage."<br />
Commanded by Capt. Matthew Meilstrup, the officers and permanent crew of Eagle train in seafaring using basics of wind power and traditional navigation.<br />
Cadets sail on Eagle for one to eight weeks, along with their instructors. Eagle recently toured Canada to celebrate the country's 150th anniversary. They sailed for New York City on Monday. Photo by Roger S. Duncan for the Forecaster
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  • 11/17/11 -- BATH, Maine. A Bath Iron Works (BIW) employee stands atop a section of the hull of USS Zumwalt, currently in construction at BIW as Ann Zumwalt, daughter of U.S. Navy Admiral Elmo "Bud" Zumwalt and ship's co-sponsor, speaks to the assembled crowd last Thursday afternoon before welding her initials into a plaque which will be placed on the keel of USS Zumwalt, named for her father, currently in production at BIW. Admiral Elmo "Bud" Zumwalt's adult children came to BIW today to participate in a ceremony commemorating the keel laying of DDG 1000, named in honor of their father, who passed away in 2000. The plate bears the initials of the children, including Elmo R. Zumwalt III, who died in 1988 of Agent-Orange induced cancer.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 5/10/08 -- BATH, Maine. The U.S. Navy Christened DDG-106, as USS Stockdale on Saturday morning at Bath Iron Works. Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale was a well-known Prisoner of War in Vietnam and earned the Congressional Medal of Honor. He passed away on 2005. Admiral Stockdale's widow, Sybill Bailey Stockdale did the formal honors of breaking the bottle on the bow as his granddaughter, Elizabeth Eiseman Stockdale, served as Maid of Honor.  Maine Sen. Susan Collins, and Reps Tom Allen and Mike Michaud spoke at the ceremony. Several Medal of Honor winners and former POWs attended and were honored as part of the ceremony. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 3/9/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine. US Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy returns from Sea Trials at about 1 pm on Friday, seen from bluffs to teh south of Doubling Point. .   Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • 9/7/09 - HARPSWELL, Maine -- Dolphin Marina Waitress Kristy Brown serves a family an order of Quesadillas at the Restaurant on Monday at lunch time. New co-owners, Chris and Billy Saxton plan on making changes to the family-run property in the coming months. They will increase the size of the restaurant, adding tables -- but keeping the "charm" of the location. They also plan on increasing to over 100 moorings in the bay. Photo by Roger S. Duncan
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  • BATH, Maine -- 9/19/14 -- WWII Veteran and former POW, Stewart Day of Bath, Maine speaks to members of the Zumwalt Precommissioning Unit on POW/MIA Day, Sept 19.  Day, 91, flew 19 missions as a Tail Gunner in a B-17 over Europe before being shot down and captured. He spent the last days of WWII in a Prisoner of War camp, known as Stalag 17B. U.S. Navy Photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Roger S. Duncan (RELEASED)
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • 11/17/11 -- BATH, Maine. This plaque, bearing the initials of the children of U.S. Navy Adm. Elmo R. "Bud" Zumwalt, will be placed on the keel of USS Zumwalt, behind, currently in production at BIW. Admiral Elmo "Bud" Zumwalt's adult children came to BIW today to participate in a ceremony commemorating the keel laying of DDG 1000, named in honor of their father, who passed away in 2000. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 9/7/09 - HARPSWELL, Maine -- New owners, Chris , left, and Billy Saxton of Dolphin Marina have taken over operations from Bill, right, their father (who is staying on as a co-owner). They plan on making changes to the family-run property in the coming months. They will increase the size of the restaurant, adding tables -- but keeping the "charm" of the location. They also plan on increasing to over 100 moorings in the bay.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan
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  • BATH, Maine -- 9/19/14 -- U.S. Navy Master Chief Gas Turbine Technician Kevin Hogan of Worcester, Mass chats with WWII Veteran and returned POW Stewart Day of Bath following Day's presentation his experience as a B-17 Tail Gunner and POW survivor to the Zumwalt Precommissioning Unit based in Bath. Day spent the last days of WWII as a Prisoner of War at Stalag 17B in Germany after his plane was shot down.  Photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Roger S. Duncan (RELEASED)
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  • BATH, Maine -- 9/19/14 -- WWII Veteran and former POW, Stewart Day of Bath, Maine speaks to members of the Zumwalt Precommissioning Unit  on POW/MIA Day, Sept 19.  Day, 91, flew 19 missions as a Tail Gunner in a B-17 over Europe before being shot down and captured. He spent the last days of WWII in a Prisoner of War camp, known as Stalag 17B. He presented his memories to the U.S. Navy unit based in his home town of Bath. U.S. Navy Photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Roger S. Duncan (RELEASED)
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  • BATH, Maine -- 9/19/14 -- WWII Veteran and former POW, Stewart Day of Bath, Maine looks a the screen while speaking to members of the Zumwalt Precommissioning Unit  on POW/MIA Day, Sept 19.  Day, 91, flew 19 missions as a Tail Gunner in a B-17 over Europe before being shot down and captured. He spent the last days of WWII in a Prisoner of War camp, known as Stalag 17B. He presented his memories to the U.S. Navy unit based in his home town of Bath. U.S. Navy Photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Roger S. Duncan (RELEASED)
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  • 3/9/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine. US Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy returns from Sea Trials at about 1 pm on Friday, seen from bluffs to teh south of Doubling Point. .   Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 3/6/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine.  U.S. Navy Destroyer Matthew Murphy, built by Bath Iron Works passes by Doubling Point in Georgetown on Tuesday morning on the way out to sea trials. She is scheduled to be return on Friday morning at the top of the tide, about 11:00 a.m. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 3/6/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine.  U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy, built by Bath Iron Works passes by Doubling Point in Georgetown on Tuesday morning on the way out to sea trials. She is scheduled to be return on Friday morning at the top of the tide, about 11:00 a.m. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 3/6/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine.  U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy, built by Bath Iron Works passes by Doubling Point in Georgetown on Tuesday morning on the way out to sea trials. She is scheduled to be return on Friday morning at the top of the tide, about 11:00 a.m. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • 3/6/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine.  U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy, built by Bath Iron Works passes by Doubling Point in Georgetown on Tuesday morning on the way out to sea trials. She is scheduled to be return on Friday morning at the top of the tide, about 11:00 a.m. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • 9/7/09 - HARPSWELL, Maine --  Ava Saxton, 5, rides on her father, Billy's, shoulders outside of Dolphin Marina, which her father and Uncle Chris have taken over from her grandparents.  The young entrepreneurs plan on making changes to the family-run property in the coming months. They will increase the size of the restaurant, adding tables -- but keeping the "charm" of the location. They also plan on increasing to over 100 moorings in the bay.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan
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  • 3/6/12 -- GEORGETOWN, Maine.  U.S. Navy Destroyer Michael Murphy, built by Bath Iron Works passes by Doubling Point in Georgetown on Tuesday morning on the way out to sea trials. She is scheduled to be return on Friday morning at the top of the tide, about 11:00 a.m. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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  • Shot From Kennebec River. 3/25/2007 Photo © 2007 by Roger S. Duncan ..
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  • A section of heavy duty winter storm anchor chain rusts on the wharf
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  • Parade of Sail at Halifax Tall Ships 2000. .Photo by Roger S. Duncan.  ...
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  • NEW YORK -- USS Hué City (CG 66) Command Master Chief Teri Zehnacker of Decatur, Ill. poses with Jim Wagner of Chicago, a Marine who served at the Battle of Hué City, for which the ship is named, before the 2017 Veterans Day parade.  The ship is in port participating in Veterans Week New York City 2017 to honor the service of all our nation’s veterans. <br />
Wagner joined the ship's crew for a short "tiger" cruise from Florida to New York this week. <br />
 #USNavy, #NavyInNYC, #VeteransDay, #USNavy, #VeteransDay #NeverForget (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Roger S. Duncan/ Released)
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  • A square-rigged schooner comes into Lunenburg, NS, Canada from the out in the fog. In the age of sail, The Flying Dutchman was a legendary ghost ship which would be seen by sailors in the fog prior to a disaster.  Photo by Roger S. Duncan.
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