Chiefs celebrate with a Khaki Ball

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Master chief petty officers from Joint Base Charleston-Weapons Station cut a ceremonial cake with the newest, and youngest chief petty officer in attendance at the 2011 Khaki Ball, Chief Petty Officer Elizabeth Workman, who pinned on her anchors Sept. 16. The Khaki Ball, held Sept. 23, is a celebration welcoming this year's new chief petty officers into the Chief's Mess. Workman is a Machinist's Mate assigned to the Naval Nuclear Power Training Center at JB CHS - WS and has been in the Navy for six and a half years. (U.S. Navy photo/Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jennifer Hudson)

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Master chief petty officers from Joint Base Charleston-Weapons Station cut a ceremonial cake with the newest, and youngest chief petty officer in attendance at the 2011 Khaki Ball, Chief Petty Officer Elizabeth Workman, who pinned on her anchors Sept. 16. The Khaki Ball, held Sept. 23, is a celebration welcoming this year's new chief petty officers into the Chief's Mess. Workman is a Machinist's Mate assigned to the Naval Nuclear Power Training Center at JB CHS - WS and has been in the Navy for six and a half years. (U.S. Navy photo/Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jennifer Hudson)