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Home›Amphibious & Support Ships›USA: San Antonio Starts Out to Complete Second Half of Sea Trials
Amphibious & Support Ships

June 8, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: San Antonio Starts Out to Complete Second Half of Sea Trials

The amphibious transport dock San Antonio set sail today to complete the second half of its two-part series of sea trials… By Lauren King (Hamptonroads) [mappress] Source: Hamptonroads, June 8, 2011;

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The amphibious transport dock San Antonio set sail today to complete the second half of its two-part series of sea trials…

By Lauren King ( Hamptonroads )

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Source: Hamptonroads, June 8, 2011;

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