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Home›Operations›Navy Continues to Investigate Fire That Torched Stacks of USS Spruance
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May 27, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Navy Continues to Investigate Fire That Torched Stacks of USS Spruance

The Navy continues to investigate a fire that torched the stacks of a destroyer docked at Bath Iron Works late last week… (timesrecord) [mappress] Source: timesrecord, May 27, 2011;

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The Navy continues to investigate a fire that torched the stacks of a destroyer docked at Bath Iron Works late last week…

( timesrecord ) [mappress] Source: timesrecord, May 27, 2011;

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