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Sailors and Marines listen to a memorial service aboard Tarawa
(LHA 1) on October 13th, the day after Cole was attacked.
At the time Tarawa was en route to Aden to provide assistance
to Cole.
Members of the 86th Air Wing Honor Guard carry the remains of a fallen
sailor from USS Cole off a C-17 at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Members of the 86th Air Wing Honor Guard carry the remains of a fallen
sailor from USS Cole off a C-17 at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Members of the 86th Air Wing Honor Guard carry the remains of a fallen
sailor from USS Cole off a C-17 at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Members of the 86th Air Wing Honor Guard carry the remains of a fallen
sailor from USS Cole off a C-17 at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Members of the 86th Air Wing Honor Guard carry the remains of a fallen
sailor from USS Cole off a C-17 at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Members of the 86th Air Wing Honor Guard carry the remains of a fallen
sailor from USS Cole off a C-17 at Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
The 86th Air Wing Honor Guard retires the colors following the arrival
ceremony at Ramstein Air Base.
Members of the United States Navy Ceremonial Guard march before a C-17
transport during the remains ceremony, as five fallen Cole
sailors return to the United States at Dover AFB, 14 October 2000.
The Color Guard of the US Navy Ceremonial Guard parades the
colors during the remains ceremony, 14 October 2000.
Members of the US Navy Ceremonial Guard carry the remains of a fallen
Cole sailor off a C-17 at Dover AFB, 14 October 2000.
Members of the US Navy Ceremonial Guard carry the remains of a fallen
Cole sailor off a C-17 at Dover AFB, 14 October 2000.
Members of the US Navy Ceremonial Guard salute the remains of a fallen
Cole at Dover AFB, 14 October 2000.
Thousands of sailors, Marines, and their families attend a memorial
service at Norfolk Naval Station, 18 October 2000.
The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) and the destroyers
Ross (DDG 71) and McFaul (DDG 74) flank the memorial
service at Norfolk's Pier 12.
President Clinton speaks during the memorial serivce at Norfolk Naval
Station, 18 October 2000.
A veteran places flowers for Cole's crew during the memorial
service.
A wreath placed on the fantail of Edson (DD 946) by the Tin
Can Sailors during a memorial service in honor of Cole's dead.
Photo by Tin Can Sailors.
The museum ship Slater (DE 766) paid tribue to Cole by
dipping her colors. Photo by Historic Naval Ship Slater.
Seaman Recruit Likiba Nicole Palmer is laid to rest in Mt. Hope
Cemetery, San Diego, CA, on October 20th.
Sailors and Marines attend a memorial service for the Cole victims
at Camp Lejeune on October 23rd.
The names of the sailors killed aboard Cole are read at a memorial
service at Camp Lejeune on October 23rd.
Seventeen covers in a row represent the 17 sailors killed aboard
Cole, during a memorial service at Camp Lejeune on October 23rd.
Members of Cole's crew pay their respects to recently-buried
shipmates at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day, November 11, 2000.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
USS Cole Memorial at Naval Station Norfolk, dedicated 12 October 2001.
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