USS Missouri (SSN 780) was
commissioned this morning in Groton. Here's her seal:

If you'd like to see a video of the ceremony, you can find it
here. Looks like it was nice weather (low 70s, partly cloudy), as opposed to the cold weather during the Dec. 1998 commissioning of USS Connecticut (SSN 22), the only one I participated in. (I was the "officer in charge of the formation that stood on the pier for the whole ceremony".) Anybody have any good stories about formal boat ceremonies?
Update 1346 31 July:
Here's a news release from SUBGRU 2; they say hi-res photos of the ceremony will be available
here later.

Whenever I saw this, I always wondered why we went to all the trouble to water the masts when cycling them inport when it clearly doesn't hurt them to dry-cycle in the case of commissioning ceremonies.