US_Navy_041217-N-4779D-042_USS_John_L._Hall_(FFG-32)_sits_moored_at_the_Outer_Mole_Pier_in_Key_West,_Fla.,_opposite_the_Carnival_cruise_ship_(cropped).jpg
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Key West, Fla. (Dec. 17, 2004) - USS John L. Hall (FFG-32) sits moored at the Outer Mole Pier in Key West, Fla., opposite the Carnival cruise ship "Imagination." John L. Hall became the first Navy ship to moor at the Navy pier following a $13 million pier renovation project. Under a special agreement with the city of Key West, the Navy Mole Pier can be used to moor cruise ships on a not to interfere basis. USS John L. Hall made a port visit to Key West following a six month counter narcotics deployment. U.S. Navy photo by Journalist 1st Class Trice Denny (RELEASED)
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