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Petty Officer 1st Class Ken Franckowiak, weapons leading petty officer at Submarine Group (SUBGRU) 9 Force Protection Det. 1, shows the firing sequence of the M9 Beretta pistol to Seaman Daniel Krieg, a Cadet with the Navy Sea Cadet Corps, Kitsap Unit, during a weapons-familiarization class held by reserve component sailors at Naval Base Kitsap. The class was the first event in a new relationship between SUBGRU-9 sailors and the Sea Cadets.

Petty Officer 1st Class Ken Franckowiak, weapons leading petty officer at Submarine Group (SUBGRU) 9 Force Protection Det. 1, shows the firing sequence of the M9 Beretta pistol to Seaman Daniel Krieg, a Cadet with the Navy Sea Cadet Corps, Kitsap Unit, during a weapons-familiarization class held by reserve component sailors at Naval Base Kitsap. The class was the first event in a new relationship between SUBGRU-9 sailors and the Sea Cadets. Stock Photo

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Petty Officer 1st Class Ken Franckowiak, weapons leading petty officer at Submarine Group (SUBGRU) 9 Force Protection Det. 1, shows the firing sequence of the M9 Beretta pistol to Seaman Daniel Krieg, a Cadet with the Navy Sea Cadet Corps, Kitsap Unit, during a weapons-familiarization class held by reserve component sailors at Naval Base Kitsap. The class was the first event in a new relationship between SUBGRU-9 sailors and the Sea Cadets.

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