After 11 months at sea aboard one of the world’s largest aircraft carriers, Jamaican-born United States (US) Navy officer Stefano Crowl is preparing for what he describes as a historic homecoming. When the Nimitz-class USS Nimitz called at the port of Kingston on Monday, Crowl | Collector

After 11 months at sea aboard one of the world’s largest aircraft carriers, Jamaican-born United States (US) Navy officer Stefano Crowl is preparing for what he describes as a historic homecoming.

When the Nimitz-class USS Nimitz called at the port of Kingston on Monday, Crowl

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After 11 months at sea aboard one of the world’s largest aircraft carriers, Jamaican-born United States (US) Navy officer Stefano Crowl is preparing for what he describes as a historic homecoming. When the Nimitz-class USS Nimitz called at the port of Kingston on Monday, Crowl

After 11 months at sea aboard one of the world’s largest aircraft carriers, Jamaican-born United States (US) Navy officer Stefano Crowl is preparing for what he describes as a historic homecoming. When the Nimitz-class USS Nimitz called at the port of Kingston on Monday, Crowl

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