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Mr. Douglas Crandall is presented with the 50 Year Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM) pin Vice Admiral Johnny R. Wolfe, Jr., Director Strategic Systems Programs. The FBM Service Pin Program was established in 1968 as a means of granting special recognition to military, civilian, and contractor personnel who have made significant contributions to the FBM program. These lapel pins are awarded for each decade of creditable service, along with a certificate signed by the Director, Strategic Systems Programs. Fifty years is the longest service length eligible for this recognition. To date, SSP has awarded 53 50 Year FBM pins

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Oct 24, 2023

WASHINGTON - WASHINGTON (October 18, 2023) - Mr. Douglas Crandall is presented with the 50 Year Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM) pin Vice Admiral Johnny R. Wolfe, Jr., Director Strategic Systems Programs. The FBM Service Pin Program was established in 1968 as a means of granting special recognition to military, civilian, and contractor personnel who have made significant contributions to the FBM program. These lapel pins are awarded for each decade of creditable service, along with a certificate signed by the Director, Strategic Systems Programs. Fifty years is the longest service length eligible for this recognition. To date, SSP has awarded 53 50 Year FBM pins. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)

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