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| Keywords: US Navy 050719-N-9293K-002 Lt. Cmdr. Brandon S. Bryan, right, shows Vice Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, Rear Adm. Anthony Lengerich two MTU 595 diesel engines and explains how they work.jpg en Everett Wash July 19 2005 - Commanding Officer of the Navy's newest ship christened X-Craft Sea Fighter FSF-1 Lt Cmdr Brandon S Bryan right shows Vice Commander Naval Sea Systems Command Rear Adm Anthony Lengerich two MTU 595 diesel engines and explains how they work The tour was in conjunction with the American Society Of Engineers conference demonstrating the overall process of how the X-Craft operates The crew is made up of 16 U S Navy Sailors and 10 U S Coast Guard Sailors who are permanently assigned to the ship The Sea Fighter X-Craft FSF-1 will soon be heading to their homeport of San Diego for the first time U S Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Jacob J Kirk RELEASED 2005-07-19 050719-N-9293K-002 Navy http //www navy mil/view_image asp id 26408 U S Navy photo PD-USGov-Military-Navy Naval Station Everett Sea Fighter ship 2005 MTU diesel engines | ||||
