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U.S. Navy sailors tend the guide lines while the squadron's 1962 EA-6B Prowler, nicknamed "Crispy" is lifted by crane to its permanent position on display in U.S. Naval Air Facility Atsugi's Prowler Park, Atsugi, Japan, March 15, 2009. The prowler made its final trip from the Atsugi flight line to the park after it was completely gutted and restored by sailors assigned to Electronic Attack Squadron 136.

CRISPY'S LAST GLIDE

U.S. Navy sailors tend the guide lines while the squadron's 1962 EA-6B Prowler, nicknamed "Crispy" is lifted by crane to its permanent position on display in U.S. Naval Air Facility Atsugi's Prowler Park, Atsugi, Japan, March 15, 2009. The prowler made its final trip from the Atsugi flight line to the park after it was completely gutted and restored by sailors assigned to Electronic Attack Squadron 136.

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