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(upbeat pop hiphop music)

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- Hi.

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(man laughing)

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(men laughing)

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(woman laughing)

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(static crackling)

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- I'm Miller.

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- And I'm Rob.

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- [Both] And you're watching TRTV.

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- Hey, that was pretty good.

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- [Camera Man] It wasn't bad.

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- Wow.

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- I say that we should
always train how you fight,

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so you can fight how you train.

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And without a doubt we did that.

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At the deckplate level, to the
departmental, to the bridge.

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We drove this ship, we fought this ship,

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we supported this strike group,

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the airwing, the dezeron,
each and every day.

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And we should be proud of
what we have accomplished,

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and we should know that
we are ready to go.

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We trained hard.

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CSU 15 put us through the
paces, they gave us challenges

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each and every day.

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We had real world weather come in.

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We had real world
challenges across the board

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and we every single time,
we rose to the occasion.

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And I think we learned to
fight at a different level.

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When the time comes and
this ship gets called upon

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we'll be ready to go.

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We've done some amazing things.

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We even, the other day we had a raz,

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we were taking fuel alongside of the ship.

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We started to turn,

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and in the middle of the turn
we had to launch airplanes.

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And before we were done taking on fuel

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we actually had to
recover those airplanes.

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I'm not sure that's been done before,

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but we did it like we've
been doing it for years.

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And that kind of shows, I think,

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the level we're operating at now.

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So, that's one of many examples

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of what we're accomplishing so far.

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Each and every day
underway I was impressed.

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Everyone should remember now
that we are the ready carrier.

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And we are the 911 carrier.

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So should something happen in the world,

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we are going to be called upon,

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and that means a lot of responsibility.

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We have to continue to
operate at that high level,

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and be ready to go.

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(upbeat electronic pop music)

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- [Female Narrator]
Welcome to operation EMCON.

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Select your player.

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The counseling chit.

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The knife hand.

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The missile.

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(mouse clicking)
You've selected the missile.

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Game Objectives.

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Track and locate sailors emitting

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unauthorized frequencies and signals.

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Correct their behavior.

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EMCON Alpha is now in effect.

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All unauthorized personal devices,

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to include Bluetooth and
WiFi, shall be turned off.

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(beeping)

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(low electronic music)

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(lasers whizzing around)

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(low alarm beeping)
(heart beat thumping)

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(lasers whizzing around)

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(low alarm beeping)
(heart beat thumping)

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(soft electronic music)

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(lasers whizzing around)

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(alarm blaring)

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- You have your Bluetooth on.

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Thank you.

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(man screaming)

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(static crackling)

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(beeping)

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Tell me what you learned.

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- After a very eye closing, I mean,

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eye opening conversation I
learned that my phones Bluetooth

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and WiFi give off a frequency
that allow Mr. Missile

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to track and find me.

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In order to maintain radio
silence I have to make sure

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my Bluetooth and WiFi are
turned completely off.

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- What else?

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- Just to be safe I'm gonna
make sure that my black eye,

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I mean iPhone is completely off.

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- Don't make me come find you.

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- [Male Narrator] Coming this underway.

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The film you didn't ask for.

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One man decided to make a difference.

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Against all odds.

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- You don't own that jet the taxpayers do.

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- I saved the ship.

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- Get out.

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- [Male Narrator] Morals will be tested.

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- Are all your five second
films gonna be about farts?

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- I don't know, probably.

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- Is everything a joke to you?

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- Captain's on the horn,
he said don't do this.

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- This money orders already been cashed.

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(exploding)

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- [Male Narrator] Allies will be made.

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- Yeah!

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- [Male Narrator] And friends lost.

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(man screaming)

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Starting in.

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(beeping)

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- Ah good, it's done.

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- This is crap, I can't
release any of this.

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(exploding)
(upbeat orchestra music)

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♪ I want ♪

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♪ some ♪

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♪ of your game ♪

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♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

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(soft hiphop music)

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- Yo, what up, what up,
what up, what up, what up?

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TRTV how y'all doing, it's
CS2E Wingfield in the building.

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You know, I want to show you my crib.

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My kitchen.

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Bigger than you ever
seen, you already know.

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So you already know, most
of y'all got about what,

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two or three hot pots.

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Look at this coppers.

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Enough food to cook
for about 5,000 people.

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Cha-ching.

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Then when, you know what I'm saying

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we cookin' and cookin'.

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Then we coming over here to tilt skillet.

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We cook steaks, vegetables, steamin' it,

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do whatever you want to it
you know what I'm saying.

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'Cause we got it.

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We bigger than y'all think over here.

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Y'all chump change over there.

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Here we walking all right, all right.

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Yo, refrigerators.

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Look at that.

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Enough food for days, for weeks bro.

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That's how we live.

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With the refrigerator in the back.

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Can't plans like that.

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Multiple refers, multiple fridge,

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then look over here, you already know,

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we got the best chefs,

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you already know.

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LaRouche, Lee, that's how we live.

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We up in for it.

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You already know.

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Follow me real quick.

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We serving all the time.

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We never close.

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Open up at 10 o'clock, close at 19:00.

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Whenever you hungry for some good eats.

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Four galleys, good eats.

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(soft upbeat hiphop music)

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As we rollin' down, we
got what, six ovens.

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Doing all this cooking in six ovens.

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You ain't got six ovens
your whole lifetime.

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You ain't got six ovens.

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That's how we live.

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We the best.

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DJ Cali told you that.

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Meat slicers, slicing up all them meats,

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you know what I'm saying.

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Slice, slice, slice, that's how we live.

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All right.

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Now I'm gonna bring you
to the big boss on campus.

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CS Wood, that's how he do.

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See he ain't afraid to
get his hands dirty.

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And he in control of all this.

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Runnin' smooth, runnin' smooth.

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As we walk over here.

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We got four grills.

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One, two, three, four.

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Now look a little jealous right here.

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- [Lady] Heck yeah.

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- You know what I'm saying,
you always gotta have that

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keeping it clean, you
don't trust no dirty cooks.

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Ain't no dirty cook in this galley.

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You know what I'm saying.

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One day we'll put you up on game.

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- The best galley.

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- The best.

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- Yeah the best.
- Tell 'em again.

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- Yes.
- Follow me.

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Do, do, do, do, do.

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(low upbeat hiphop music)

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- Like I said.

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That is my kitchen.

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My crib.

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My galley.

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Four galleys.

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Have a blessed one.

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(low electronic music)

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- The person in the brown shirt.

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They know the jet better than anybody else

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up there on the deck.

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They are the eyes and ears
of the jet for the pilots.

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- I wear white because it stands out

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and makes us approachable.

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- Once you see a yellow
shirt you know, like

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whenever they have a question

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or they have something
that needs to be done,

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then they're always
gonna ask a yellow shirt.

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They trust them and they
know that they're capable

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of handling whatever
it is that's going on.

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So it's more responsibility,

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you're in charge of multiple bodies.

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- Before they go to the flight deck

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the green shirts are all over that burn.

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Making them good to go, for war

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or for whatever training you have to do.

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You're the person always on the go,

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wanting to get the job done.

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I think that's what it is,

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'cause you gotta work well
with others, be a team player.

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To make the mission.

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- As a blue shirt,

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it is a privilege to be
a part of something big.

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It's not a right.

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I am dedicated to it.

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At the end of the day it's
always building my character.

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And I like the fact that
I'm part of something big.

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- You know I am proud to wear the uniform.

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It's one of those statements,
that we're about business.

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We're not afraid to take it to the fight.

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We got damage control,

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where we're at they're
going to go fight the fires.

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And we got crash and salvage,

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and where we're at they're
gonna go fight the fires.

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And you got ordnance men, they wear red.

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And we building stuff that go boom.

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- When I see purple,
I think about loyalty.

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So people open up those doors for us.

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Purple means family,

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and whatever it is we
always stick together.

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We always have each others
back through everything.

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I'm proud to wear this uniform,

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because I am doing
something good with my life

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and I am doing something
good for this country.

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- I can't remember if it was
the admiral or the captain,

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just said it's like taking a
drink out of a fire hydrant

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you can't take it all in but
you're gonna try, so anyway.

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- I wanna learn as much as
I can about what happens,

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when service members are in active duty.

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And what their lives are like.

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So learning about kind of

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what the living experiences are here,

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helps me, better be able to relate

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and learn more about how
our office can help them.

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- When I was initially selected,

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I just wanted the opportunity to be here.

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Just to see the Teddy Roosevelt,

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never been on an aircraft carrier.

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But then as I thought about it,

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I like to be around Americans
that serve their country.

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I am 35 years ago was in the Navy.

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And it's just good to come back and visit.

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I was on a similar class ship.

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But I like seeing the technology,

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I like seeing the young people who serve.

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I have two sons that serve
in the military themselves.

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So, I just love being around Americans

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that love sacrifice and serving.

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- The Distinguished Visitor
Program is important

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because of our end goal.

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And ultimately, we're making ambassadors

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of the Theodore Rossevelt,

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of carrier naval aviation,
and the U.S. Navy.

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The distinguished visitors
really have a robust schedule.

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We try to give them a comprehensive view

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of what carrier life is like.

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To see it from every
aspect, and every angle.

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We have them for about 24 hours,

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and we want them to see
what everything is like,

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from engineering, to aviation,

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to the food storage tour.

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They get a little piece of
everything along the way.

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And we kinda bring it
full circle for them,

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there at the end of their tour.

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- Very few people at home
get this opportunity.

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And I hope this type of experience

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for the basic constituency or
citizen of the United States

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continues so that other people can see

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the value of what the Navy really does.

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So I'm being educated,

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I'm enjoying the company
of some great people,

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and I'm just having a great time.

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So you just don't get that opportunity,

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so it's been just fantastic for me.

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- They're sharing really
exciting experiences together.

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They come off the flight
deck and they're ecstatic

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they're pumped, they've just
experienced something that

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you have to experience,
it's hard to explain.

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So they're kinda sharing in that joy

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and that happiness together.

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But they have a common tie,

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in that they're grouped together

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by their particular
industry, or community,

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or education field.

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So they do have some
shared life experiences

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or ways that they can
relate to each other.

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I'm just the tour guide,
show people around,

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and speak a little bit
to what people are doing.

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But the TR Sailors are the ones

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who make this program happen.

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They are the life blood of the ship.

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And they're the reason

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that we can get jets off the flight deck.

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And project power over the horizon.

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And they are the reason
that all this happens.

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- It's the long deployments,
it's the dedication,

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it's the training,

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it's the keeping up
with the stuff on ship,

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that is a sacrifice.

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And that you're not forgotten,

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and I am encouraged to know

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that hopefully the next
generations to come

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see the value in that.

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We know it's a sacrifice.

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And I want to try to find
ways to support what you do,

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to make life better, as
you serve your country,

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as you protect our freedoms,
and it comes at a cost,

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and you guys are paying it.

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And I just wanna say thank you.

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(group applauding)

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- What's up TRTV, thank you for watching.

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We want to give a special
shout out to the CO,

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the new fun boss, the fire
department, crash and salvage,

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war party rocks, weapons
department, I owe this.

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We'll see you next week.

