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Cmdr. Douglas Kennedy, chief staff officer of Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo (CFAS), and Roger Goodman, CFAS Training Officer, speak with Master-at-Arms 1st Class Aaron Gregory while observing a force protection drill at CFAS during Exercise Citadel Pacific 2021 (CP21) July 21, 2021. CP21 is an anti-terrorism and force protection exercise designed to enhance readiness of Navy security personnel and better prepare Navy installations for potential force protection situations.

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