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Pictures From the Line: Q35 Training

Posted by epfirewire on September 10, 2018September 10, 2018

After being officially presented at its Wet-Down ceremony, Q-35 and the crews are preparing to start responding to calls with it.

Here are some pictures taking by Capt. Younger of A-Shift training with the new rig.

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