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BEECAM: PWD Yokosuka Chief Makes Senior

June 13, 2016 | By donrochon
Photos by Izumi Morine, NAVFAC Far East Public Affairs
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Public Works Department Yokosuka Seabee CEC(SCW/EXW) Derrick Stephens promotoed to Senior Chief June 6 pinning by Master Chief Michael Hathaway and NMCB4 AOIC UCCM (SCW/EXW) S.K. Harvey.
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Public Works Department Yokosuka Seabee CEC(SCW/EXW) Derrick Stephens promotoed to Senior Chief June 6 pinning by Master Chief Michael Hathaway and NMCB4 AOIC UCCM (SCW/EXW) S.K. Harvey.
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VIRIN: 160606-N-ZY182-2443
(160606-N-SQ046-001) Chief Construction Electrician (SCW/EXW) Derrick Stephens, Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Far East Public Works Department (PWD) Yokosuka, was promoted to Senior Chief by (left) NAVFAC Far East CMC Michael Hathaway and UCCM (SCW/EXW) S.K. Harvey, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4, aboard Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka, June 6.
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Public Works Department Yokosuka Seabee CEC(SCW/EXW) Derrick Stephens promotoed to Senior Chief June 6 pinning by Master Chief Michael Hathaway and NMCB4 AOIC UCCM (SCW/EXW) S.K. Harvey.
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Public Works Department Yokosuka Seabee CEC(SCW/EXW) Derrick Stephens promotoed to Senior Chief June 6 pinning by Master Chief Michael Hathaway and NMCB4 AOIC UCCM (SCW/EXW) S.K. Harvey.
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VIRIN: 160606-N-ZY182-2445
(160606-N-SQ046-002) Chief Construction Electrician (SCW/EXW) Derrick Stephens (center), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Far East Public Works Department (PWD) Yokosuka, poses with NAVFAC Far East CMC Michael Hathaway (left) and UCCM (SCW/EXW) S.K. Harvey, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4, aboard Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka after the promotion ceremony, June 6.