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A steel beach picnic aboard the in 2003.

A steel beach picnic aboard the USS Antietam (CG 54) in 2003.

Steel Beach Picnics are a tradition in the United States Navy. They are often department-sponsored barbecues held on the deck of the ship, hence the name "steel beach". Often held on the flight deck or in a large hangar bay for carriers, much like a day at the beach with volleyball and other sporting events.

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