Photos: USS Theodore Roosevelt docks at Naval Base Guam
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WELCOME HOME: USS Theodore Roosevelt sailor Jolyn Perez San Nicolas, right, helps to put away her welcome home banner with her family at Naval Base Guam on Friday morning. San Nicolas, a Guam native, is one of 5,000 sailors who will get liberty on Guam this weekend. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily Post
EARLIER VISIT: The USS Theodore Roosevelt, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, docks at Naval Base Guam on Feb. 7. Eight sailors aboard the carrier have been transported to U.S. Naval Hospital Guam after they were confirmed to have COVID-19. Other sailors are being observed, officials said. The carrier is on Guam where its medical crew will test the approximately 5,000 sailors on board. Post file photo
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WELCOME HOME: USS Theodore Roosevelt sailor Jolyn Perez San Nicolas, right, helps to put away her welcome home banner with her family at Naval Base Guam on Friday morning. San Nicolas, a Guam native, is one of 5,000 sailors who will get liberty on Guam this weekend. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily Post
REUNITED: USS Theodore Roosevelt sailor Scott Sabalboro is greeted by his son, Kyler, and wife, Isa, after disembarking from the aircraft carrier at Naval Base Guam on Friday morning. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily Post
VISITING HOME: A handful of Guam residents were among the 5,000 crew members aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt, which docked at Naval Base Guam on Friday morning. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily Post
DISEMBARKING: Jolyn Perez San Nicolas speaks to local media after disembarking from the USS Theodore Roosevelt on Friday morning. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily Post
EARLIER VISIT: The USS Theodore Roosevelt, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, docks at Naval Base Guam on Feb. 7. Eight sailors aboard the carrier have been transported to U.S. Naval Hospital Guam after they were confirmed to have COVID-19. Other sailors are being observed, officials said. The carrier is on Guam where its medical crew will test the approximately 5,000 sailors on board. Post file photo
FLIGHT DECK: Navy F/A-18 Hornets, which are supersonic combat jets, were on the flight deck of the USS Theodore Roosevelt when it pulled into port at Naval Base Guam on Feb. 7. Norman M. Taruc/The Guam Daily Post
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