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8 MAY 25, 2022
 Campbell High Students Learn All About Welding At PHNSY
As part of its community outreach program with local schools,
Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility welcomed Campbell High School students to a career-oriented field trip last month. Representatives from the shipyard’s Production Resource Training Department offered tours of its welding school, which included demonstrations and an overview
of equipment and training facilities used in honing welding trade skills. While there, (right) sophomore Shannon Kaneakua (left) watched a demonstration from welding skills instructor Bernadine Manibog; (facing page, right) Randal Amoncio, an apprentice instructor, described the various welding skills taught in the shipyard’s apprentice program; (facing page, top left) junior Rylan
Lau, was guided by welding skills instructor Melvin Cabaccang; and (facing page, below left) Clifford Ching assists a student using an arc welding simulator. PHOTOS COURTESY U.S. NAVY/JUSTICE VANNATTA
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