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Aviation

August 30, 2011 · about 15 years ago

U.S. Navy Ships Ready to Lend a Hand to Irene Ravaged States

A pair of U.S. Navy ships were stationed a short helicopter ride from New York Harbor as the sun rose Tuesday, ready to lend a hand to state… By Larry Shaughnessy, CNN [mappress] Source:CNN , August 30, 2011

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A pair of U.S. Navy ships were stationed a short helicopter ride from New York Harbor as the sun rose Tuesday, ready to lend a hand to state…

By Larry Shaughnessy, CNN

[mappress] Source:CNN , August 30, 2011

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