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Daily Archives: April 9, 2011

US Navy – Sailors aboard Stout have a lens on conflict in Libya

Posted on April 9, 2011 by Naval Open Source Intelligence (NOSI)

– Virginian Pilot – During the three weeks that the Norfolk-based destroyer Stout spent off the coast of Libya, its crew didn’t get to talk or email much with friends and family back home. For one thing, commanders ordered tighter restrictions on communication. For another, the sailors were too busy.

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