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Celebrating the Supply Corps birthday while on its maiden combat deployment, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) is currently serving in the Arabian Gulf. Kneeling in front, from left, are Christy Eisenbacher; LTJG Mike Uhl, Aviation Depot Level Repairables; LTJG Aqeel Rasheed, Disbursing; LT Jose Vargas, Material; LT Bryan Lukie, Aviation Stores; LTJG Greg Schwaderer, Wardroom; LTJG Josh Grace, Sales; and ENS

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