USS Essex

ABOARD USS ESSEX, Japan - U.S. soldiers solicit donations of various goods, including a doll held by a servicewoman (R), aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Essex off the coast of northeastern Japan on March 28, 2011. The ship engaged in operations to provide relief supplies to areas hit by the March 11 disastrous earthquake and tsunami.

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