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English: 031206-N-9731T-263 Air Force Airman 1st Class Omolade Akinremi takes deep breaths after she finished third in the 400 meter race, where she got a bronze medal. She also won the silver medal for the 400 meter hurdles, which was the only silver medal won by United States. (All Hands, April 2004, pg. 19) Photo by Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Antoine Themistocleous. (RELEASED)
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Author Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Antoine Themistocleous

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